v0.9.100

Release v0.9.100

Anvil

• Fixed blocks.json nesting its blocks under a "blocks" key, which the game ignores: they now sit next to format_version, like vanilla. This affected every block with custom sounds.
• Added block.client.sound_group(BlockSoundGroup.Wood), which gives a block the sounds of a vanilla sound group through blocks.json, with no sound files (block_sound is still how you make your own). BlockSoundGroup lists the vanilla groups, and BlocksJSONObject.add_block takes the group.
• process_subcommand takes exit_on_error, which exits with the subprocess's return code when it fails. The script build and anvil build use it, so a failed build fails the CI job instead of carrying on.
• A Blockbench model already loaded as another source can also be loaded as items, this is particularly useful for Item Embeds and because there are no item model exports.
• The generated GitHub release workflow runs on Ubuntu and can also be started by hand, never runs two releases of a ref at once, installs mcanvil at least as new as the Anvil that generated it, plus the project's requirements.txt, and builds with local export on. It releases only when no release exists for the version (any other API error fails the job instead of guessing), checks that the build made the .mcaddon or .mcworld the target needs, and tags the pushed commit.

Kit

• Added WoodSet.map_color(color) (and map_color= on create_wood_set) to the wood set kit: the color every block of the set has on a map, "#e6d063" by default. Each block's create takes it as a keyword-only map_color.
• Added WoodSet.sound_group(group, parts) and WoodSet.options(parts, **options) to the wood set kit: the first sets the vanilla sound group of some parts, the second passes keyword arguments to their create, like the ids of the sounds the scripts play (open_sound, close_sound for doors, trapdoors and fence gates, on_sound, off_sound for buttons and pressure plates). A block's own sounds from files are made with block.client.block_sound(...) on the built part.
• Wood set blocks have vanilla sounds: the wood group, hanging_sign for the hanging sign and grass for leaves and saplings, as oak has.
• Wood set doors, trapdoors, fence gates, buttons and pressure plates play their vanilla open, close and click sounds: the game only plays those for vanilla blocks, so the scripts play them (also when redstone opens or closes them). BlockWoodSetInteractable, BlockWoodSetRedstoneConsumer and BlockWoodSetTogglable take their ids as open_sound, close_sound, on_sound and off_sound.
• Wood set blocks now use BlockLiquidDetection like vanilla Bedrock: slabs, stairs, fences, fence gates, doors, trapdoors, signs, hanging signs and leaves can be waterlogged, and saplings pop off and drop their loot when water flows into them. Leaves that decay while waterlogged leave their water behind.
• Wood set doors, trapdoors and fence gates keep their open state when the world reloads. A powered state remembers the last redstone power, so they only open or close when it changes (before, any redstone update without power closed them). Doors count as powered while either half is. Blocks using BlockWoodSetRedstoneConsumer need a powered state.

Repository

• Anvil's own GitHub workflows are split into main, test, version, release, publish_pypi and docs (renamed from build_docs), replacing publish_to_pypi and publish_to_test_pypi.