2.1.0

PluginBlueprint 2.1.0 makes nodes easier to find and adds a node for writing your own Java.

New

• Search that finds what you mean. Double-click the canvas, or select the new Search button, and type a class name or a plain word such as "welcome", "chat", "give" or "variable". An exact class name comes first, and each result shows a short description and its package.
• Lists you can filter. A node's Outputs menu and long value lists, such as Material constants, open a list you can type into instead of a menu with hundreds of entries. The node's own class comes first.
• Java code node. Under code → Java code, write Java statements that run as part of your graph. Drop a link on the node to add a matching input or output, or add one from its menu and pick the type from a list. Compiler errors in your code point at the node. See Java code.
• Snippet warning. Importing a snippet that contains Java code nodes shows their code and asks before adding them.

Changed

• The help bar at the bottom stays until you have used the search once, and an empty canvas tells you to double-click.
• MakeArray takes its element type from the first value you connect.
• Opening a project saved with 2.0 no longer shows the "Different Editor Version" warning. It still appears for 1.x projects and for projects saved by a newer version.
• Deprecated methods and fields no longer appear in search and menus. Graphs that use them still load.

Projects saved with 2.0 open and build the same as before.

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