Merge pull request #59 from horizon-rust/docs/no-wasm-docs

Docs: drop the WebAssembly mod wording

mods/classic_zoom.toml

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Both can be installed at once: they use different keys.
 - Written from scratch for Horizon's mod API. Not affiliated with Wurst-Imperium.
 - Some servers forbid zoom mods: check the rules before you join.
 
-**Now a native mod (2.0.0)**: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's permissions, so read the source before you build it: it is one small bundle on Horizon's native hook points (key, wheel, zoom, mods list). Tested against Horizon `6f8c7a0e5d531d3834c4d0be4659a1db8e7e5c2a` with Horizon Mixins `0d6b103c70633d8fd9443d8d0acd3aadaacedb06`. A key set in 1.0.0 carries over. 1.0.0 is the WebAssembly version.
+**Now a native mod (2.0.0)**: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's permissions, so read the source before you build it: it is one small bundle on Horizon's native hook points (key, wheel, zoom, mods list). Tested against Horizon `6f8c7a0e5d531d3834c4d0be4659a1db8e7e5c2a` with Horizon Mixins `0d6b103c70633d8fd9443d8d0acd3aadaacedb06`. A key set in 1.0.0 carries over.
 
 Source and issues: [github.com/SU4G3/classic-zoom](https://github.com/SU4G3/classic-zoom)"""
 authors = ["Surge"]

mods/coords_hud.toml

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Your block position and the direction you face in the top-left corner of the scr
 It reads the player's position, draws on the HUD and writes to chat: nothing else.
 
 Now a native mod (2.0.0): built into the game by the launcher, on the Horizon you play, like any native mod
-(Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). It was the WebAssembly SDK's example mod; the time of
+(Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). The time of
 day line is gone, since Horizon's hook points don't give the game's clock yet. Turn it off in Options > Mods: it
 rests at once, and the next build leaves it out. Its source is
 [horizon-mods/native/coords-hud](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mods/tree/main/native/coords-hud).

mods/lookat.toml

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ The block or entity under your crosshair at the top of the screen, drawn as a va
 
 **Settings** (Options → Mods → LookAt): range, position (top, top left, top right), size, background opacity, item icon, where it comes from, position and distance, entities, health, harvest tool. Boxes keep clear of F3, boss bars, the minimap and effect icons.
 
-**Now a native mod (0.2.1)**: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's permissions, so read the source before you build it. Tested against Horizon `142388e1c136e622652ec7505af15d8ad195e041` with Horizon Mixins `0d6b103c70633d8fd9443d8d0acd3aadaacedb06`; the launcher builds these exact pinned revisions. Settings from 0.1.0 carry over. 0.1.0 is the WebAssembly version."""
+**Now a native mod (0.2.1)**: the launcher builds it into the game (Settings → Game → Native mods (experimental), then Build). Native mods are not sandboxed and run with your account's permissions, so read the source before you build it. Tested against Horizon `142388e1c136e622652ec7505af15d8ad195e041` with Horizon Mixins `0d6b103c70633d8fd9443d8d0acd3aadaacedb06`; the launcher builds these exact pinned revisions. Settings from 0.1.0 carry over."""
 authors = ["d3grando"]
 owners = ["d3grando"]
 license = "MIT"

native/coords-hud/README.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Your block position and the direction you face in a box in the top-left corner o
 - `/coords` hides or shows the box, and the game keeps your choice (also Options > Mods > Coordinates HUD > Settings).
 
 It is a [horizon-mixins](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mixins) bundle (`mixins/coords_hud/`) that the Horizon
-launcher builds into the game. It replaces the WebAssembly Coordinates HUD 0.1.0, the WebAssembly SDK's example mod.
+launcher builds into the game. It is a small example mod.
 The time of day line is gone: Horizon's hook points don't give the game's clock yet.
 
 ## Install

native/fps-overlay/README.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 Horizon's official FPS counter: frames per second in a box in a corner of the screen, and, if you like, the slowest frame and the 1% low of the last 5 seconds. Its settings page (Options > Mods > FPS Counter > Settings) picks the corner and the lows.
 
 It is a [horizon-mixins](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mixins) bundle (`mixins/fps_overlay/`) that the Horizon
-launcher builds into the game. It replaces the WebAssembly FPS Counter 1.x and keeps its settings: the same files (`horizon-mods/.horizon-mod-data/fps_overlay/corner`, `lows`).
+launcher builds into the game. It keeps the settings of earlier versions: the same files (`horizon-mods/.horizon-mod-data/fps_overlay/corner`, `lows`).
 
 ## Install
 
@@ -38,6 +38,6 @@ python3 native/tools/native.py proof fps-overlay --resources /path/to/.local/hor
 ```
 
 The proof needs resources prepared from your own Minecraft 26.3 (`horizon-prepare`); none are in this repository.
-It seeds the WebAssembly mod's settings (bottom right, lows on) in a temporary game folder, then checks that Options > Mods shows them, and that the Corner button moves the box to the top left and writes the same file. CI runs `cargo test`, packages the `.hnmod` and checks the game on the tested commit, and every Monday on the newest Nightly.
+It seeds an earlier version's settings (bottom right, lows on) in a temporary game folder, then checks that Options > Mods shows them, and that the Corner button moves the box to the top left and writes the same file. CI runs `cargo test`, packages the `.hnmod` and checks the game on the tested commit, and every Monday on the newest Nightly.
 
 License: MIT.

native/keystrokes/README.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 Horizon's official Keystrokes: your movement keys, mouse buttons and space bar in a corner, lit while held, with clicks per second. Its settings page (Options > Mods > Keystrokes > Settings) picks the corner and the clicks per second.
 
 It is a [horizon-mixins](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mixins) bundle (`mixins/keystrokes/`) that the Horizon
-launcher builds into the game. It replaces the WebAssembly Keystrokes 1.x and keeps its settings: the same files (`horizon-mods/.horizon-mod-data/keystrokes/corner`, `cps`).
+launcher builds into the game. It keeps the settings of earlier versions: the same files (`horizon-mods/.horizon-mod-data/keystrokes/corner`, `cps`).
 
 ## Install
 
@@ -38,6 +38,6 @@ python3 native/tools/native.py proof keystrokes --resources /path/to/.local/hori
 ```
 
 The proof needs resources prepared from your own Minecraft 26.3 (`horizon-prepare`); none are in this repository.
-It seeds the WebAssembly mod's settings (bottom right, no clicks per second) in a temporary game folder, then checks that Options > Mods shows them, and that the Corner button moves the keys to the top left and writes the same file. CI runs `cargo test`, packages the `.hnmod` and checks the game on the tested commit, and every Monday on the newest Nightly.
+It seeds an earlier version's settings (bottom right, no clicks per second) in a temporary game folder, then checks that Options > Mods shows them, and that the Corner button moves the keys to the top left and writes the same file. CI runs `cargo test`, packages the `.hnmod` and checks the game on the tested commit, and every Monday on the newest Nightly.
 
 License: MIT.

native/minimap/README.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 Horizon's official Minimap: a map of the terrain around you in a corner, in map colours, square or round, north up or turning with you, drawn by Horizon's own minimap. Its settings page (Options > Mods > Minimap > Settings) picks the corner, size, shape, zoom and turning.
 
 It is a [horizon-mixins](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mixins) bundle (`mixins/minimap/`) that the Horizon
-launcher builds into the game. It replaces the WebAssembly Minimap 1.x and keeps its settings: the same files (`horizon-mods/.horizon-mod-data/minimap/corner`, `size`, `shape`, `zoom`, `rotate`).
+launcher builds into the game. It keeps the settings of earlier versions: the same files (`horizon-mods/.horizon-mod-data/minimap/corner`, `size`, `shape`, `zoom`, `rotate`).
 
 ## Install
 
@@ -38,6 +38,6 @@ python3 native/tools/native.py proof minimap --resources /path/to/.local/horizon
 ```
 
 The proof needs resources prepared from your own Minecraft 26.3 (`horizon-prepare`); none are in this repository.
-It seeds the WebAssembly mod's settings (bottom right, round, 2 blocks per pixel) in a temporary game folder, then checks that Options > Mods shows them, and that the Corner button moves the map to the top left and writes the same file. CI runs `cargo test`, packages the `.hnmod` and checks the game on the tested commit, and every Monday on the newest Nightly.
+It seeds an earlier version's settings (bottom right, round, 2 blocks per pixel) in a temporary game folder, then checks that Options > Mods shows them, and that the Corner button moves the map to the top left and writes the same file. CI runs `cargo test`, packages the `.hnmod` and checks the game on the tested commit, and every Monday on the newest Nightly.
 
 License: MIT.

native/recipes/README.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Settings): a click on an item in the panel gives you one, a right click a stack.
 Options > Mods.
 
 It is a [horizon-mixins](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mixins) bundle (`mixins/recipes/`) that the Horizon
-launcher builds into the game. It replaces the WebAssembly Recipes 1.x and keeps its settings: the same file
+launcher builds into the game. It keeps the settings of earlier versions: the same file
 (`horizon-mods/.horizon-mod-data/recipes/give`) and the same keys (`key.recipes.recipe`, `key.recipes.uses` in
 `horizon-mods.txt`).
 
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ python3 native/tools/native.py proof recipes --resources /path/to/.local/horizon
 ```
 
 The proof needs resources prepared from your own Minecraft 26.3 (`horizon-prepare`); none are in this repository.
-It seeds the WebAssembly mod's setting ("Click gives items" on) in a temporary game folder, checks that Options > Mods
+It seeds an earlier version's setting ("Click gives items" on) in a temporary game folder, checks that Options > Mods
 shows the mod, its keys and the setting, then opens the inventory: the panel shows items, a click on one in creative
 mode gives it, and with the setting turned off the same click opens its recipe page.
 

native/zoom/README.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ further in or out. Its settings page (Options > Mods > Zoom > Settings) has the
 starting zoom (2x to 10x), smooth zoom (eased like the spyglass) and slower turning while zoomed.
 
 It is a [horizon-mixins](https://github.com/horizon-rust/horizon-mixins) bundle (`mixins/zoom/`) that the Horizon
-launcher builds into the game. It replaces the WebAssembly Zoom 1.x and keeps its settings: the same files
+launcher builds into the game. It keeps the settings of earlier versions: the same files
 (`horizon-mods/.horizon-mod-data/zoom/level`, `smooth`, `sensitivity`) and the same key line
 (`key.zoom.zoom:…` in `horizon-mods.txt`).
 
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ python3 native/tools/native.py proof zoom --resources /path/to/.local/horizon-cl
 ```
 
 The proof needs resources prepared from your own Minecraft 26.3 (`horizon-prepare`); none are in this repository.
-It seeds the WebAssembly Zoom's settings (8x, no smoothing, key C) in a temporary game folder, then checks that
+It seeds an earlier version's settings (8x, no smoothing, key C) in a temporary game folder, then checks that
 Options > Mods shows them, that Z does nothing and C zooms, that the wheel zooms instead of moving the hotbar
 while C is held, and that the page's buttons write the same files. CI runs `cargo test`, packages the `.hnmod`
 and checks the game on the tested commit, and every Monday on the newest Nightly.