Changelogs Explained

Common

Change categories:

Update overview is for summarizing the changes of an update in plain English.

Mods/Resource Packs/Shader Packs added are lists of the stuff added with an update.

Mods re-enabled is a list of previously disabled mods that have been re-enabled in an update.

Metadata changes refers to a change to the site being used for the metadata behind the scenes of a mod. For example, a mod that was previously on CurseForge is now only posting new versions to Modrinth. [CF -> MR] in this case refers to migrating the mod from using the CurseForge metadata to Modrinth. A change in metadata will not remove the mod, but in this example the mod would simply get its jar bundled into the modpack on CurseForge.

Mods/Resource Packs removed are lists of the stuff that has been removed in an update.

Mods disabled is a list of the mods that have been disabled in an update. Disabled in this case meaning that the mod is no longer included in the modpack, but is still in the modlist behind the scenes.

Mods/Resource Packs/Shader Packs updated are lists of the stuff that has been updated in an update.

Mod updates reverted is a list of the mods that has gotten their versions reverted to an older one. This may happen due to an issue occurring with the version of a mod.

Config changes is a list of the changes made to the configs in an update with the appended [example_mod] tag referring to the mod that the change was made for.

Symbol meanings:

+ (Plus Symbol) is for entries in categories that adds or re-enables stuff.

- (Minus Symbol) is for entries in categories that removes or disables stuff.

> (Greater Than Symbol) is for entries in categories that updates or reverts stuff.

= (Equals Symbol) is for config changes.

Breakneck Optimized

Versioning:

The version structure of Breakneck works as follows.

X.Y.Z relates to major version releases of Minecraft. For example, 1.Y.Z refers to MC 1.18.

X.Y.Z relates to minor version releases of Minecraft. For example, 1.2.Z being for MC 1.18.2.

X.Y.Z is for when changes are made to the modpack. Be that adding, removing or updating mods.

X.Y.Z.pre is tagged on when releasing early and incomplete versions of the modpack. Typically when a new major or minor version of Minecraft releases.

Insomnia Hardcore

Versioning:

The version structure of Insomnia works as follows.

X.Y.Z relates to major version releases of Minecraft. For example, 1.Y.Z refers to MC 1.18.

X.Y.Z relates to large or potentially breaking changes within that version which makes it incompatible with existing worlds.

X.Y.Z relates to smaller and non-breaking changes that are compatible with existing worlds.

X.Y.Z.pre is tagged on when releasing early and incomplete versions of the modpack. This is typically used when working towards a large release.