Port Changelog

0.12.0-alpha

Fixed the remaining Minecraft 26.2 recipe parse errors caused by non-existent common glass tags.
Replaced #c:glass with the vanilla minecraft:glass ingredient for Armored Chemical and Chemical Protective helmets.
Replaced #c:glass_blocks/black with minecraft:black_stained_glass for Attacker, Defender, and IRS helmets.
Kept the recipe intent intact while avoiding dependency on common tags that are not present in the current Fabric 26.2 tag set.

Migrated every LRArmor shaped-recipe key ingredient from the legacy object form ({"tag":"..."} / {"item":"..."}) to Minecraft 26.2 string ingredients ("#namespace:tag" / "namespace:item").
Fixed repair tags that referenced the nonexistent item minecraft:iron; iron-based armor now uses minecraft:iron_ingot.
Normalized the retained armor_data repair-item identifiers to minecraft:iron_ingot as well, so future regeneration cannot reintroduce the invalid ID.
Carried forward the corrected compile/release helper scripts from the previous revision.
Dedicated-server target: no Couldn't load tag lrarmor:... and no Couldn't parse data file 'lrarmor:... errors during datapack loading.

Fixed vanilla player legs/pants showing through LesRaisinsArmor leggings. Any LR leggings now hide both vanilla leg and pants layers, including suits whose upstream armor_display JSON omitted a leggings section.
Added the supplied icon.png as the Fabric mod icon at assets/lrarmor/icon.png.
Renamed the canonical project documentation from README-PORT.md to README.md for Gitea/Git hosting.
Added release.bat, driven by gradle.properties, for preparing versioned release artifacts and optional Git tagging.
Port remains alpha while full-set gameplay effects and dedicated-server parity continue to be validated.

Starts the Fabric port's own version line. The original Forge version remains documented as provenance, but releases no longer inherit the upstream 0.1.4.4-fabric.N version string.
Fixed stale vanilla player-part visibility after armor changes. PlayerModel now resets every LesRaisinsArmor-controlled part at the start of each animation setup, then applies the current frame's armor_display hide mask at the end.
This specifically fixes cases such as removing a helmet while keeping a chestplate equipped and having the player's head remain invisible.
No GeckoLib model scale or transform changes in this iteration; Port 7 isolates the visibility lifecycle fix.

Ported the original Forge assets/lrarmor/armor_display/*.json body-part hiding behavior to Minecraft/Fabric 26.2.
Added a client render-state bridge: AvatarRenderer extracts equipped LesRaisinsArmor pieces into an AvatarRenderState hide mask.
Added a PlayerModel mixin that hides the vanilla head/hat/body/arms/sleeves/legs/pants named by the original armor display JSON.
The JSON files remain the source of truth; suits without an armor_display file keep vanilla body rendering unchanged.
Keeps GeckoLib 5 model rendering, the dedicated creative tab, and local client/server run scripts from Port 5.

Migrated GeckoLib model assets from the legacy assets/lrarmor/geo/... layout to GeckoLib 5's canonical assets/lrarmor/geckolib/models/... layout.
Migrated animation assets to assets/lrarmor/geckolib/animations/....
BedrockArmorModel now returns GeckoLib 5 logical resource IDs without location prefixes or .geo.json / .animation.json suffixes.
Texture paths remain vanilla-style full texture paths (textures/...png), as required by GeckoLib 5.
Keeps the custom LesRaisins Armor creative tab and local run scripts from Port 4.

Changes from fabric.1:

Updated Fabric API to 0.158.0+26.2 for GeckoLib 5.5.4 compatibility.
Updated CreativeModeTabEvents import to the Fabric 26.2 creativetab.v1 package.
Changed Fabric/GeckoLib dependencies to Loom modImplementation.
Removed splitEnvironmentSourceSets() for now. GeckoLib 5.5.4 exposes client render types through GeoRenderProvider; compiling the renderer in the standard Loom source set allows javac to resolve HumanoidRenderState.
src/client/java remains logically client-only through the client entrypoint in fabric.mod.json.
Bumped private port version to 0.1.4.4-fabric.2.

Dedicated-server runtime verification remains a later test step; this iteration targets the current compile blockers first.

Fixed GeckoLib model and animation resource identifiers to include the actual geo/animations directories and file extensions.
Added dedicated LesRaisins Armor creative tab.
Added run-client/run-server scripts for Windows and Linux.

Version line moved to 0.8.0-alpha; release version continues to come exclusively from gradle.properties.
Reworked compile.bat based on the Lobby Systems workflow supplied by DartoKloning.
compile.bat now reads mod_version, minecraft_version, maven_group, and archives_base_name from gradle.properties.
If the exact main JAR for the current mod_version already exists, the script asks whether to rebuild or skip directly to Git integration.
If the current-version JAR is absent (including an empty build/libs or a JAR from a different version), the build runs automatically.
After a successful build, the script can commit and push the repository.
Git push retries automatically up to three times per round; after three failures the user can choose another three-attempt round or stop.
Added .gitignore for Gradle caches, build output, Loom runtime files, IDE metadata, and logs so Git integration does not stage generated files.

Attacker full set: Better Armor effect icon, +15 armor toughness, +0.25 knockback resistance.
Scout full set: Lightweight effect icon, +0.025 movement speed.
Defender full set: Heavy Armor effect icon, -0.02 movement speed, and final health damage reduced to 85%.
Medical full set: Self-Healing Device ready effect; below 30% health triggers Regeneration IV for 5 seconds and a 30-second self-healing cooldown.
Reused the original mod's mob-effect icons (tough, heavy_armor, light_leg, rescue, rescue_cooldown).
Full-set logic runs server-side so it can later be tested on a dedicated Fabric server as well as integrated singleplayer.