BuffMobs v2.5.3 - Hotfix🔧 Major Fixes

Configuration System Completely Rebuilt

The configuration system has been completely rewritten to fix persistent issues with settings not saving properly.

What was fixed:

• ✅ Configuration values now persist correctly - Your settings will no longer reset when you change them
• ✅ Dimension Scaling saves correctly - Setting up dimension-specific multipliers now persists properly
• ✅ All filter lists work as expected - Blacklists and whitelists for mobs, mods, and dimensions now save correctly

Blacklist/Whitelist System Fixed

The mob filtering system has been completely overhauled:

• ✅ Blacklists now work correctly - Mobs in the blacklist will no longer receive buffs
• ✅ /buffmobs reload now removes buffs - When you reload, mobs that are now blacklisted will have their buffs removed
• ✅ Supports both ID formats - Works with both modern (minecraft:zombie) and legacy (EntityType{minecraft:zombie}) mob IDs
• ✅ Real-time filtering - Changes take effect immediately after using /buffmobs reload

🎮 Configuration Changes

Dimension Scaling - Simplified Values

Dimension scaling now uses direct multipliers instead of percentages for easier configuration:

Before (v2.5.2 and earlier):

healthMultiplier = 200  # 200% = double health
damageMultiplier = 150  # 150% = 1.5x damage

Now (v2.5.3):

healthMultiplier = 2.0  # 2.0 = double health
damageMultiplier = 1.5  # 1.5x damage

This makes the values more intuitive and easier to understand at a glance.

Clean Default Configuration

All configuration lists now start empty by default:

• Mob Presets: No default mappings - add only what you need
• Mob Filter: Empty blacklist and whitelist by default
• Mod ID Filter: Empty lists
• Dimension Filter: Empty lists
• Custom Ranged Mobs: Empty list

Why this matters: You now have complete control over your configuration without having to remove unwanted default values first.

🐛 Bug Fixes

/buffmobs reload Command

• Fixed: Command now properly removes buff modifiers before reapplying them
• Fixed: Mobs in the blacklist now have their buffs completely removed when you reload
• Added: Shows count of buffed vs unbuffed mobs after reload
• Added: Properly resets mob health after removing buffs

Debug Command Improvements

• Fixed: /buffmobs debug now shows correct mob IDs in both formats
• Added: Shows why a mob is filtered (blacklist, whitelist, etc.)
• Improved: Better formatting and more detailed information

Configuration Persistenc

• Fixed: Changing dimension names no longer resets multipliers
• Fixed: All list-based configurations now save properly
• Fixed: Configuration changes through Configured mod now persist correctly

📝 Configuration Notes

Important for Existing Users

If you're updating from v2.5.2 or earlier:

1. Backup your config first: config/buffmobs-common.toml
2. Delete the old config file to generate the new format
3. Reconfigure your settings using the new format

Dimension Scaling conversion:

• Old 200 (200%) → New 2.0 (2x multiplier)
• Old 150 (150%) → New 1.5 (1.5x multiplier)
• Old 100 (100%) → New 1.0 (no change)

For New Users

The mod now starts with a completely clean configuration. Simply enable the features you want and configure them to your liking without needing to clear out default values first.

🔍 Testing Your Configuration

After updating, use these commands to verify everything works:

/buffmobs info          - Check current configuration status
/buffmobs debug         - Check a nearby mob's buff status
/buffmobs reload        - Reload all mobs with current config
/buffmobs presets       - View all configured presets

📦 Download

• CurseForge: BuffMobs on CurseForge
• Modrinth: BuffMobs on Modrinth
• GitHub: BuffMobs Repository

🐛 Report Issues

Found a bug? Please report it on:

• GitHub Issues: Create an issue
• CurseForge: Use the issues tab on the mod page
• Modrinth: Use the issues tab on the mod page

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