2.1.8​

2.1.7​

2.1.5​

- Added the option to use /tour play all to play a tour route for all online players.
- Added /tour playnear <route> <range> [include self?] - allows you to start playing a tour route for players within a certain range.
- Made /tour play executable by console & commands blocks. This also applies to the new /tour playnear command.
- Fixed compatibility with Paper versions after build #174 (their new chunk system).

API changes
- Fixed error when removing a tour which has never been saved to disk
- Added more methods to the RoutePoint interface, including the ability to move the point, modify how long it's visible, and modify title, description, and label
- Added documentation to more methods

Support for Bedrock edition
The plugin now has support for Bedrock players joining through Geyser. Many servers have now expanded their playerbase to include both Java and Bedrock players, and ServerTours can now also accomodate to this.

Lines between interpolate points are now cardinal splines
This means instead of straight lines between interpolate points, you will see lines that smoothly connect between multiple interpolate points. The best way to see this in action is to try it in-game!

Decimal places now supported in edit mode fields
Fields like seconds visible, orbit speed, orbit distance, etc. now all support decimal places. These can be entered by clicking on the number in the chat menu, then typing a decimal number in the prompted command in chat.

Much-improved API
This release comes with many internal changes, which have also resulted in a completely new and much-improved developer API. If you don't use the API, this won't affect you directly - if you do, please keep in mind this new API is not compatible with 1.x. The API has now also been seperated from the implementation code, and an API jar has been made available through my Maven repo. Please check the main store page for more info.


Other changes:

• Most compatibility issues fixed (internal workings of tour viewing system revamped)
• Head rotation when viewing a tour is now less jumpy
• Java 17 is now required (affects ~4.2% of customers)
• Dropped support Minecraft for versions below 1.17.1 (also affects ~4.2% of customers)
• Tour file now saves plugin & schema version
• Camera and editor entities are now registered through NMS and actually exist server-side (although ticking is disabled)
• Different interpolate modes have been removed. The easing function used by an interpolate point is now chosen automatically, depending on it's position in an interpolate point 'chain'. (First point eases in, last point eases out, etc)