No Predict

Minecraft's client predicts some block changes before the server confirms them, which makes the game feel responsive. For tripwire mechanics this prediction can go wrong: a broken tripwire may disappear and then reappear a moment later, and tripwire hooks may show up without connecting to the blocks beside them. No Predict disables prediction for tripwire-related blocks so the client waits for the server's confirmation before it updates the visual state.

The problem is most visible on servers that use plugins such as CraftEngine to repurpose tripwire block states as custom blocks. In those setups the server sends custom block data through the tripwire states, and the client's prediction system can show erratic results. The mod is written for that case and targets the desynchronization it causes. It runs on Fabric and is released under All rights reserved. The source code is publicly available.