Bump com.github.SkriptLang:Skript from 2.9.5 to 2.10.0

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Bumps com.github.SkriptLang:Skript from 2.9.5 to 2.10.0.

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Feature Release 2.10.0

Skript 2.10.0

We are excited to share that Skript 2.10.0 is now available! It is one of our largest updates, with more than 150 new features, bug fixes, and API updates to play around with!

Below, you can familiarize yourself with the changes. Additionally, by clicking here, you can view the list of new syntax on our documentation site. As always, report any issues to our issues page!

Per our release model, we plan to release 2.10.1 on February 1st to address any immediate issues that are spotted with this release. Should it be necessary, an emergency patch release may come before then.

Happy Skripting!

Major Changes

[!IMPORTANT] Support for Minecraft versions below 1.19.4 has been dropped. This means that 1.19.4, 1.20.6, and 1.21.3/1.21.4 are the only supported versions. Going forward, Skript will only support the three latest major Minecraft versions. In addition, Skript now requires Java 17 to run. While most users are running Java 17 or newer, some may be required to update for this version.

[!WARNING] Some addons may fail to load with 2.10. Due to the removal of long-deprecated API, outdated addons may fail to load while others will print a warning on start up. In some cases, an addon may only need to be recompiled to work with 2.10.

[!CAUTION] Aliases are going away! Your scripts may break if you do not take action. This means a lot of item names will be changing to match their in-game ids. In addition, categories and blockdata aliases will also be going away, replaced by tags and blockdata respectively.

rabbit's foot -> rabbit foot
gold helmet -> golden helmet
any sword -> tag "swords"
waterlogged oak stairs -> oak_stairs[waterlogged=true]

If you do not want to make changes to your scripts, the old aliases will be provided with each Skript release, so you can continue to use them if you prefer. See this discussion for more details.

Minecraft Tags

Skript now supports the ability to use Minecraft tags (#minecraft:swords, #minecraft:logs, etc.). These are being introduced as a replacement for the current category aliases (any sword, any log) and should provide much more flexibilty. You can even create your own tags!

set {_tag} to tag "swords"
give the player a random item out of {_tag}'s tag values
if the player's tool is tagged as item tag "minecraft:piglin_food":
    send "Yum!"
register an item tag named "my_favorite_blocks" using oak log, stone, and podzol

Display Entities

The long-awaited support for display entities is finally here! 2.10 includes a lot of syntax for creating, manipulating, and using display entities.

spawn an oak log block display at player:
    set the display scale of the display to vector(1, 10, 1)
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Commits

• 9e69c9c Merge pull request #7307 from SkriptLang/dev/feature
• b57cec9 Prepare For Release (2.10.0)
• 1fab937 Examples for the experimental features. (#7444)
• c9ae203 ExprTypeOf - Add support for EnchantmentType (#7340)
• 3cd76aa Fix Example Scripts (#7430)
• 529a5cb Clarify CIP edge case behavior and add type safety guard (#7363)
• e7da007 Registration API Fixes/Enhancements (#7333)
• 469927a Allow addons to use the %classinfo% value property expression. (#7359)
• 7012402 Add delay checks to input key syntaxes (#7392)
• efb32c2 Add missing nullable check to currentEvents. (#7433)
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