v3.1.0

3.1.0 - Command Hotswaps, Spawn Controls, and Recovery - 2026-08-08

Added

• Added a lower-right command-flute HUD with Link, Command Menu, and assignable Q/E/R hotswaps, including command-specific glyphs and active-group feedback.
• Added an assignable Cycle Group hotswap for generic command rosters.
• Added /tw showspawnbeacons [radius|off] to visualize nearby loaded natural spawn beacons without changing their spawning behavior.
• Added a purple-hatted scarecrow that uses native block placement and breaking, suppresses automatic spawn markers within 32 blocks, and applies native chunk-granular world-spawn suppression. Manual markers, explicit mod spawns, and existing NPCs remain unaffected.
• Added a shared attitude target that lets dependent mods make player-hostile creatures, including Void Grubs, retaliate against supported companions.

Changed

• Updated the embedded Creditor library to 1.1.0 for improved version election and clearer credits-page tags.
• Locked grounded directional movement while charging an avatar-flight launch, while keeping mouse look and charge release available.

Fixed

• Prevented runtime bonded-companion database failures from crashing worlds; bonded features now fail closed for the session and emit one privacy-safe telemetry diagnostic comparing startup and failure-time storage state.
• Fixed upgraded legacy scarecrow suppressors remaining active after the overlapping native scarecrow block was broken.
• Fixed command-hotswap assignment, input, selection hitboxes, group cycling, glyph alignment, and persistence, and prevented the linked-companion panel from overlapping the command radial at smaller screen widths.
• Fixed spawn-beacon visualization lifecycle issues, including hidden proxies in Adventure mode and late publication after a world or session was removed.
• Fixed recovery of stranded public-migration captures, including item-only histories and removed-world tombstones, without rerunning the migration.
• Fixed embedded telemetry UI assets not being exposed from the merged runtime and delayed companion-expiry effects so warnings begin at the intended time.