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PearlWind_chargeAnalysisDebug

Singleplayer-only debug companion for PearlWind_chargeAnalysis, with P1/P2 camera locking, deterministic projectile-spread testing, and optional diagnostic logs.

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Updated
August 9, 2026Aug 9
Published
in 2026
Automatically lock and cancel the deflection of thrown items — These settings for the auxiliary mod make it easier for players to fine-tune the main mod(PearlWind_chargeAnalysis) (Tip:these settings are only available for single player games,multiplayer games are prohibited from using) · swipe

At a glance

Runs on Fabric
For Minecraft 1.21.4–26.2
Needed in the game and on the server
Latest version — 1.0.0 from August 9, 2026
Requires PearlWind_chargeAnalysis, Cloth Config API and Fabric API
License MIT — free
Where it's needed
In gamerequiredOn serverrequired

Needed both in the game and on the server

Game versions1.21.4–26.2

PearlWind_chargeAnalysisDeBug

PearlWind_chargeAnalysisDeBug is a singleplayer-only testing companion for PearlWind_chargeAnalysis. It provides controlled camera locking, deterministic projectile-spread testing, and diagnostic logging for repeatable ender-pearl and wind-charge experiments.

Features

  • Locks the camera to a valid P1 or P2 trajectory target.
  • Cycles between available pearl targets with the ` / ~ key.
  • Optionally removes vanilla projectile random spread for repeatable tests.
  • Provides optional diagnostic logging.
  • Keeps all Debug features disabled by default.
  • Uses the trajectory results calculated by the main mod.

Why use it?

Random projectile spread can make repeated trajectory experiments difficult to compare. This companion provides a controlled singleplayer environment for reproducing tests, checking calculated angles, and diagnosing differences between predicted and observed projectile movement.

Singleplayer restriction

The official build only enables automatic camera locking in an integrated singleplayer world.

Projectile-spread removal only affects the logical server inside a singleplayer session. It does not change projectile behavior on remote multiplayer or dedicated servers.

The mod does not automatically throw items, change projectile speed, remove gravity, alter drag, force collisions, trigger pearl teleportation, or modify wind-charge explosions.

Required main mod

PearlWind_chargeAnalysis must be installed.

The dependency does not require a specific iteration of the main mod, although both mods must use a compatible Minecraft and Fabric environment.

Supporting dependencies

  • Fabric API
  • Cloth Config API
  • Mod Menu

Usage

  1. Install PearlWind_chargeAnalysis and this Debug companion.
  2. Open the Debug companion settings through Mod Menu.
  3. Enable only the testing features you need.
  4. Throw an ender pearl and hold a wind charge.
  5. Press ` / ~ to lock onto or cycle between valid P1/P2 targets.
  6. Disable the feature when the test is complete.

Compatibility notice

Do not install this companion together with the old PearlWind_chargeDebug mod. Both projects modify the same projectile-spread behavior and are declared incompatible.

This project is intended for singleplayer testing and development diagnostics. It is not a multiplayer combat tool.

FAQ

How to install PearlWind_chargeAnalysisDebug?

Install Fabric for your Minecraft version, download PearlWind_chargeAnalysisDebug for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.

Which Minecraft versions does PearlWind_chargeAnalysisDebug support?

PearlWind_chargeAnalysisDebug has builds for Minecraft 1.21.4–26.2.

Is PearlWind_chargeAnalysisDebug needed on the server?

Needed in the game and on the server

License and source
MIT Licensefree to use and share with credit to the author
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