Changelog

1.0.4

• MovementTrainer → 1.4.2. Internal refactor of the Harmony slide-jump patches to idiomatic attribute-based patching ([HarmonyPatch] + TargetMethod), with the Harmony id matching the plugin GUID by convention. No functional or behavioral change — the grader works exactly as in 1.0.3. Thanks to kestrel for the code-review notes.

1.0.3

• MovementTrainer → 1.4.1. The slide-jump grader is now event-driven via Harmony postfixes instead of per-frame velocity polling: timing comes from the real slide-impulse and jump events, so it is frame-accurate and now also shows the slide tier (SPRINT vs WALK). The postfixes are read-only — still vanilla-compatible, no matchmaking impact.
  • Fix: guard against applying the Harmony patches twice (reload/double-load), which could otherwise double-count slides and jumps.
  • Fix: the grader now clears its last result and rep history on death, respawn, and player rebind, so it never shows a previous life's timing.
• SlideCooldownOverlay unchanged (1.2.1).

1.0.2

• Packaging fix: the plugin DLLs now ship in a Movement_Suite/ subfolder instead of a top-level plugins/ folder. The stray plugins/ directory could confuse mod tooling that walks up the directory tree to locate the real BepInEx/plugins root. No code changes (SlideCooldownOverlay 1.2.1 / MovementTrainer 1.3.1 unchanged). Thanks to kestrel for spotting it.

1.0.1

• Fix: config sections are now namespaced (MovementTrainer.*, SlideCooldownOverlay.Display) so Mod_Menu no longer merges them into other installed mods' settings tabs. Previously the bare Widgets/Panel/Display section names could collide with another mod's sections. Your saved settings reset to defaults once on this update (old sections are orphaned).
• SlideCooldownOverlay → 1.2.1, MovementTrainer → 1.3.1.

1.0.0

• First public release.
• SlideCooldownOverlay (v1.2.0): cream pill cooldown bar above the speedometer, bright green ready-flash, hides on death.
• MovementTrainer (v1.3.0): WALL bank/double-jump pip, buffered-hop streak, graded slide-jump timer, airtime %, momentum X-ray (IN / BURST channels), and the carve meter.
• Both declare the official vanilla-compatible flag — no matchmaking impact.