About the update

This update adds a few DIMENSION_SWITCH commands, basically type "/comutil:dimension" to see the commands. Please add "MODMENU" for fabric/quilt" so you can see updates in the list. The "VERSION" command has also been added, which shows 2.1 as version. This version (2.1) is supposed to be 2.2 because of after export accidentally replaced 2.1 with 2.2. So, I will just put 2.1. Most commands still have the Entity.Player parameters, "target_player" and "source_player". This update is also available for NeoForge 1.21.1. It isn't recommended that you use this in 1.20.2+ AND rd-132211. You can only load this mod on RD-132211 with a custom modloader. Check out changes in "THE BAD NEWS AND GOOD NEWS" which is section 3 of every mod update.

What's in the update?

The update has a few commands. All Command Utility commands start with "comutil". For example, (this exists) "/comutil:example_command". The commands for this update is: (Please note that you MUST use "comutil:" for the beginning of the command.)

• dimension_move_player_to_overworld
• dimension_move_player_to_nether
• dimension_move_player_to_end
• ver / version / comutil_ver / comutil_version

AND YOU MUST ADD <PLAYER_NAME> to THE VERSION COMMAND.

The bad news and good news

• The good news

All commands are limited stil to OP Level 4, which means only operators (OP) can use it.

I have limited the VERSION command (there are 3 more similar commands to it) to OP Level 4, meaning this is an early stage of defending the mod from Hacks.

This version was made in a Forge Build instead of a NeoForge Conversion Build. This makes this more stable.

• The BAD news

the self destruct command still gives you a 4 second invurnability mode, still allowing you to survive a 255 sharpness sword/axe or 255 density mace after self destruction. I haven't fixed this yet.

The command following is still BUGGED. You still sometimes DON'T get invurnability if you run the command too many times

The Dimension Command will teleport you to the dimension, with an error. Teleporting in the nether may get you stuck in the ground because it changes dimensions and not coordinates (positions).