Changelog

1.0.13

• Fixed tool ammo refills also restoring main and special weapon ammo.
• The shared ammo restore hook now only upgrades standard/special ammo lanes when GTFO was already restoring those lanes.
• Tool ammo refills should now restore tool ammo only.

1.0.12

• Fixed the remaining class/tool ammo restore path in PlayerAgent.GiveAmmoRel.
• Standard and special weapon ammo are still restored by weapon ammo packs.
• Class/tool ammo is now preserved instead of being forced or multiplied by Casual Ammo.
• Recommended version for public sharing.

1.0.11

• Added this changelog.
• Rewrote the README to explain the mod in plainer language.
• Added clearer notes that the mod is for private cooperative lobbies only.
• Added a warning that 1.0.8 could affect tool ammo behavior and that 1.0.10 or newer should be used.

1.0.10

• Fixed tool/class ammo being treated as weapon ammo.
• Changed the manual ammo grant from standard/special/class ammo to standard/special ammo only.
• Tool ammo, med packs, and other resource packs should now keep normal behavior.

1.0.9

• Tightened the HUD override so it only applies while a weapon munitions pack is equipped.
• Prevented med packs, tool ammo packs, and other resource packs from inheriting the weapon ammo pack HUD display.

1.0.8

• Added a quiet HUD override so weapon ammo packs can display 100%.
• Kept the working non-consuming weapon ammo pack behavior.
• Known issue: this version could also affect tool ammo behavior because tool/class ammo was still included in the ammo restore path. Use 1.0.10 or newer.

1.0.7

• Removed the noisy per-frame resource pack update hook from earlier troubleshooting builds.
• Kept the successful non-consuming weapon ammo pack behavior.

1.0.6

• First successful version where weapon ammo packs could refill ammo without consuming pack charges.
• Replaced the normal weapon ammo pack apply behavior with a non-consuming grant through GTFO's resource receiver API.

1.0.5 and earlier

• Troubleshooting builds used to identify GTFO's ammo pack, HUD, and ammo restore paths.
• These versions were experimental and are not recommended for regular use.