Lattice

A big QOL and management update for Lattice. This release introduces a configurable in-game rulebook that players must accept before playing, a major command refactor with extended admin controls, improved config/date handling, and several compatibility and reliability fixes.

Short summary

• New: Enforceable Rulebook — display rules as an in-game book and require players to accept them.
• New: Powerful /lattice admin command with subcommands for config, MOTDs, illegal/allowed mods, pvp, rules, nick, status, and open dates.
• Improved: Now supports per-dimension open dates (server, nether, end).
• Improved: Illegal-mod detection now supports an allowlist and improved mod/resource-pack sharing.
• Client+Server: Lattice must be installed on both server and client for full functionality (rules flow, mod sharing).
• Build & compatibility: Updated mappings/deps/build tooling for Minecraft 1.21.10 mappings and modern APIs.

Breaking changes / upgrade notes (must-read)

• Backup your existing config.json before upgrading.
• New rules array expects JSON text components. See the README example for formatting. If you add rules, players will be prompted to accept them on join.
• The mod must be installed on both server AND client for full rulebook and mod-sharing features to work.
• If you have automation or scripts that rely on the old /lattice subcommand layout, update them: the admin command was expanded and refactored.
• If you build Lattice from source, update your toolchain to match the versions in gradle.properties (Gradle 9.2, updated fabric/neoForge/parchment versions) and increase JVM heap if needed.