- If the -nofollow flag is sent in the /d clone command, it will no longer require that you do /d paste. This is hopefully to avoid confusion for a paste that does essentially nothing, but be careful to ensure that the copy of the selection is used, otherwise the entity count is doubled for no reason.

- Added a debug command /d debug:kill radius=, which will remove all block display entities within a radius specified by the player, even if they are not created by Dexterity. Use this command as a last resort, such as for recovering a world.

- If a display is teleported while a player is sitting on it ( /d seat), the player will now move with the display while staying seated.
- Added more API functions to create markerVectors. Instead of requiring a from and to location, it can now take a from location and a Vector.
- Added custom API event DisplayTranslationEvent, an event that is called whenever a player or API purposely moves (such as with /d move or DexterityDisplay#teleport) any Dexterity selection.
- Added an alias /dx for the main /dex command in case /d is taken by another plugin.

- Added a new command: /d seat. This will toggle a saved display's ability to let a player sit on it. The location will be at the center of the display, which can be moved with /d recenter, or optionally with the y_offset parameter in /d seat. Players need the dexterity.click permission to be able to click the display to sit on it.

This update adds the following to the default language file:

- Added the sub-command /d schem list to list all schematics in the plugins/Dexterity/schematics folder.

Note: You can also use WorldEdit schematics with block displays (with //paste -e), although Dexterity schematics are more efficient at storing this type of entity data and have more features.

This update adds the following to the default language file:

- Changed the default message for adding a command to run when a display is clicked (/d cmd) to note that players need the dexterity.click permission to be able to use the command. This requires a permission so that you can have less overhead if you aren't using this feature.

- The /d cmd command will now tab-complete the command IDs when applicable
- Fixed a small bug where tab-complete was showing for players who don't have the necessary permissions (such as dexterity.command)
- Fixed a console error that occurred when a builder tries to place certain material/item types that don't have block displays supported.

- Added the sub-command /d schem delete <name> to delete an existing schematic file
- Added tab-complete to the schematics command to list existing schematic files

- Added a message for when a player with builder permissions clicks on a saved display without a wand to clarify they can use /d unsave to build on the display.
- Made a small fix to /d axis, if you clear your selection with /d clear it will now clear the axis arrows as well.

This update adds the following to the default language file:

- Block physics updates are now disabled for /d deconvert, meaning that you can place things such as flower stems as block displays, then use /d deconvert to put them as normal blocks, and they should stay.
- You can now use just "/d glow" to disable the glow, no need for the -none flag.

- Optimized rotations along the Y (vertical) axis. Because of how Minecraft uses yaw in rendering an entity, the Y axis is by far the simplest to rotate around. Thus, if you are using the API to create an animation, it will be the most performant if you only rotate around the absolute Y axis (usually different than the yaw axis).

- Added a missing line to the default language file, "axis-usage"
- Added DexterityDisplay#remove() to simplify the API - the default is false in DexterityDisplay#remove(boolean restore_blocks)

Added the following to the default en_US.yml file:

- Fixed a small bug where doing /d undo recreated a display that incorrectly had glow after doing /d remove on a selection/display that was recently selected.

- Fixed a bug where on 1.21 the block rotation would be messed up when transferring a display to a different world
- Fixed a bug where light blocks and structure voids were being converted as block displays in /d conv. These types of materials form useless invisible block displays when converted, which can be annoying with the Dexterity clicking feature.

- The /d tile command can now accept a normal positional argument for the "count." For example, instead of writing /d tile count=3 y=1 you can just write /d tile 3 y=1.
- Fixed a small bug where the changes from /d align did not persist if the user is in an editing session where the display is following their motion (such as from /d move).

- Fixed a bug where the plugin was unable to load a custom language file specified in the config
- Added an alias for /d tile called /d stack to follow what worldedit named the operation

- Added permission dexterity.command.cmd.console for `/d cmd add` commands that are for the console to execute. Builders/admins still need dexterity.command.cmd to access /d cmd, where clickable commands can be added. To add a clickable command to be executed by the console, they will need additionally need this new permission. This is an important security measure to ensure the console cannot be accessed by mistake through /d cmd.

- Added attributes "rx," "ry," and "rz" to /d move and /d tile commands. These stand for "relative x," "relative y," and "relative z," respectively. Similar to x, y, and z attributes, these attributes will move/tile the selection relative to its rotational axes. You can visualize the rotational axes with /d axis
- Fixed an error that occurred when /d schem import was run with no schematic name.
- Changed the default number of edit transactions to store down to 15 in the config.

- Fixed a bug where glow color was not recorded in an exported schematic
- If you do /d move with no parameters for a display in a different world, it will now teleport the display to your location in the new world.
- Added alias "rm" for /d remove, and aliases "/d schem load" and "/d schem save" for importing and exporting schematics respectively.

- Added an ability to import or export a saved selection! Use /d schem import <name> to import a .dexterity file from the plugin's schematics folder (plugins/dexterity/schematics), or /d schem export to export a saved display. Note that to export, you must have first used /d save <name> on the selection. A discord channel will be created soon to provide a means to distribute your schematics!

- Fixed a small bug where some command descriptions were missing from the default language file

This update adds the following to the default language file:

- The /d mask command will now accept a list of block types. Additionally, the "-invert" flag was added to make the mask select everything except the list of material types entered.
Example: /d mask stone,grass_block will select only stone or grass in the selection
/d mask stone grass_block -invert will select all block displays in the selection that aren't stone or grass. (You can use either commas or spaces for the list)

- You can now simply type /d mask to disable the mask, no need for the "-none" flag.

- Added a new command: /d tile count= x= y= z=
This command is similar to /d clone, except that it will clone a set number of times, with each time moving the center of the clone by the amount specified in x, y, and z. This makes it easy to make many clones of the same display, all ordered in a line. You can use /d tile twice to make a grid, and 3 times to make a cube. This command requires permission dexterity.command.tile
- Added a function clone(DexterityDisplay d) to the API. This function does the same as /d clone. Note that you must move the new clone somewhere, otherwise it will superimpose the existing display.

This update adds the following to the default language file:

- Added /d reload command to reload the config with permission dexterity.admin

- Added permissions "dexterity.command.wand" for /d wand, and "dexterity.command.highlight" for /d highlight (or /d h) commands. Also added "dexterity.command.*" for access to all commands
- Fixed the plugin permissions list, it should now show all available permissions in a LuckPerms editor for example.
- Added /d axis reset [rotation|scale] to reset the internal rotation axis to 0 or reset the internal scale axis to 1 (The /d axis command does not change any block displays, just how the engine interprets the selection).

- The /d consolidate command will now do its calculations asynchronously. This allows it to offload as much calculation as possible to another CPU core, and in this case cuts down on the number of packets that need to be sent.

- Fixed a bug where /d undo on a /d consolidate edit would not remove the larger sized block displays
- You can now use /d clone [label] to select a saved display and then clone it, rather than doing /d sel <label> first.
- If you are in a different world or more than 80 blocks away from a cloned selection, it will automatically be teleported to you after doing /d clone

- Made major improvements to /d consolidate - It will now allow you to continue consolidating all blocks instead of limiting it to powers of 2, allowing to remove even more entities without changing the shape.
- Fixed bugs for /d consolidate for rotated selections or blocks of different sizes (carpets, slabs, fences, etc.).
- Added the possibility for another plugin to let Dexterity ignore its block displays by adding "dex-ignore" as an entity metadata. If a block is ignored, it can not be clicked through the Dexterity plugin, but can still be in a selection. It does not matter the value held in the metadata.

Example code to make Dexterity ignore an entity to prevent plugin conflicts:

- Added /d axis set <rotation | scale> [x= y= z=] to reset the axis of a display. This is an advanced command, but it can allow you to rotate along strange angles or change how /d scale -set works interprets the current scale of a display.
- Fixed errors that occurred when some display vector types were removed

- Added the flags 'left_only' and 'right_only' for /d cmd add. If left_only is used, then the command will only run if the player left-clicks the display, and vice versa for right_only. These flags also have aliases 'l' and 'r' respectively.

- Added the command /d axis to visualize the scale or rotation axes of a selection. For example, use /d axis show rotation to show the direction of the pitch (red), yaw (green), and roll (blue).
- Added custom events TransactionUndoEvent and TransactionRedoEvent to the API

This update adds the following to the default language file:

- Added the alias /d p for /d paste, and fixed a bug where the paste command was not in the tab suggestions
- Added a custom event to the API for when a transaction is added to the stack for a player's edit session, TransactionCompletionEvent
- Added a new function named markerVector to the API that displays a vector between 2 locations, which can help in debugging projects that deal with precise locations

- Added a 'world' parameter for the /d list command, allowing for a filter for if the list grows very large.
- Added a check for /d save that ensures the display has at least 1 block in it.

- Cleaned up the /d info message and added the command to the list, added /d i alias for this command.
- If a display is saved (with /d save <label>), admins must unsave it before they can edit by placing or breaking blocks. This makes it easier to test commands that run when the display is clicked.
- If there are physical blocks inside of the cuboid selection when running /d convert, they will be added to the selection instead of creating a new selection once the blocks are converted. 1.0.7a: Fixed a duplication issue that was caused from this change.
- Fixed a bug where the command written in /d cmd add was put into lower case.
- Fixed a bug where the optional permission parameter was sometimes ignored when /d cmd commands run on display click.

The following line was added to the default language file:

- Cleaned up the /d info message and added the command to the list.
- If a display is saved (with /d save <label>), admins must unsave it before they can edit by placing or breaking blocks. This makes it easier to test commands that run when the display is clicked.
- If there are physical blocks inside of the cuboid selection when running /d convert, they will be added to the selection instead of creating a new selection once the blocks are converted.
- Fixed a bug where the command written in /d cmd add was put into lower case.
- Fixed a bug where the optional permission parameter was sometimes ignored when /d cmd commands run on display click.

The following line was added to the default language file:

- Added the /d command (or /d cmd) command! This will add console commands to run whenever a player with the dexterity.click permission clicks a display, replacing %player% in the command text for their name.
- Added the permission dexterity.maxvolume.#, where the # is a number that is below the configured maximum volume ( max-selection-volume). For example, a lower rank could have dexterity.maxvolume.2000 to limit the volume to 2,000 entities or blocks.

- Added a new permission 'dexterity.click' to allow Dexterity to calculate whether a player clicked a block display. More functionality will be added to this in the future, players still need the 'dexterity.build' permission to place/break block displays by hand.
- Fixed a bug where the old selection highlight was not updating correctly when a new selection was made.
- Block physics updates will now be cancelled in the region when doing /d convert.

- Fixed the /d scale command for when a rotated selection is scaled in a particular axis, allowing for it to skew in the relative direction that the selection has been rotated.
- Fixed a bug where the roll of a block was incorrect if the block was skewed
- Added an error message for when a skew operation is impossible, such as if it would have to make parallelograms.

This update adds the following lines to the language file:

- Fixed a bug that prevented a display from being selected after an edit session (such as moving it while you walk)
- Added a protection to prevent data from being lost if the jar file is modified without properly restarting the server.

- Fixed an error that was occurring on Minecraft versions less than 1.20.2. Recommended to use this plugin on a server that is running at least 1.20.2 so that smooth animations can be used.
- Added a check to make sure the server version is at least 1.19.4, as block displays did not exist in previous Minecraft versions.
- Changed the API return type to a DexBlock array for DexterityDisplay::getBlocks. Use the addBlock(DexBlock) and removeBlock(DexBlock) to alter the blocks in a display/selection.
- Fixed a small bug where the usage message was sent twice for /d glow and /d mask.
- If a string is missing from the language file, it will instead load the string from the default language file and put a warning in the console.

- Fixed the /d undo command for when it has to undo a /d consolidate edit.
- Shortened the description for /d consolidate

- Added /d consolidate [material], a way to merge similar block displays in a selection into one, allowing for a way to cut down on lag on the client-side.
- Refactored many aspects of the API to be more intuitive and safe
- Added a volume check when setting locations to not exceed what is configured
- Improved the way that calculated data is cached for rotations