Bug fixes:

• Fixed the display of the reward name in villager dialogue. Previously, the reward was described in uppercase. Now it's not.
• Fixed the logic of settlement creation where the plugin would find villagers without a settlement and create a new one, even though they were within an existing settlement. Villagers who find themselves within the territory of existing settlements (or nearby) are automatically added to it and head towards the center.
• Added a limit for newcomers in settlements.
• Added a limit for illager party sizes.

Changes:

• Changed the version support policy. Now the plugin only works on one Minecraft version — the latest one. Currently, this is 1.21.4. I want to focus on adding and improving content, rather than fixing bugs that arise due to differences between versions (believe me, there are many such bugs, as the plugin already actively uses NMS, and there will be even more in the future). So if you want to use my plugin — please update your server. However, the plugin has an open source code – you can port it to the version you need yourself.
• Improved the algorithm for generating villager personal dates. Now the villager's personality type is taken into account, resulting in their names sometimes being "meaningful".
• Added a mechanism for replenishing settlements. If a settlement has enough free beds, new villagers will sometimes arrive in it.
• I've decided to drop some mechanics: some temporarily, others most likely permanently. Like tutorial or control panel of the villages. Some features will come back closer to (or in) beta stage.
• Added a message to announce entering/leaving a village.

Once again, I have REFUSED to support previous game versions in favor of working on content, not on compatibility patches and bug fixes that arise due to the fact that NMS in different versions can have significant code differences. Such decisions require time for analysis and testing, and given that I plan to use even more NMS in the future — this is the better solution. For me. I develop the plugin alone and I don't get paid for it. And it's not about the money – I do this for fun, and believe me, compatibility patches for other NMS versions bring me absolutely no pleasure as a developer, not even a little bit.