Added grouped modes for movement #840
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Ugh, performance and edge cases |
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Introduced more modes and renamed these to more intuitively fit the behavior. Dropped |
Added groups: - ground: sneaking, walking or running - manual_no_flight: sneaking, walking, running, or swimming - manual_no_swim: sneaking, walking, running, or flying (creative or elytra) - manual: sneaking, walking, running, swimming or flying (creative or elytra) - vehicle: any vehicle Added 1.21.11 support for Nautilus
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Added grouped modes:
This is because there are quests in which I don't actually care how someone gets from one place to another, I'd like to know just how far they go, and then how far they go on foot.