Latitude 1.2.0+1.21.11

1.2.0+1.21.11

Warning messages toggle in Latitude Settings — hides all on-screen warning text while fog/particles/effects still apply.
HUD Studio (new screen) for tuning the Compass HUD (colors, title size, attach-to-hotbar, reset HUD, etc.).
New "Latitude: ON/OFF" Toggle: Added to the world creation screen (ON by default). When OFF, a message clarifies that the world will use default generation.
World Type Simplification: Selecting "Globe" is no longer required. It is now the default world type and has been renamed to Latitude to match the full release.
Create World: Spawn Zone improvements
- Added a Random spawn option (internally labeled/styled as “✨”).
- Added Start with compass toggle in the Create World flow.

World type display name in the language file: generator.globe.globe now shows “Latitude” (was “Globe”).
E/W border warnings are now sandstorm-themed with a simple 2-level message set:
- Level 1: “Sandstorms ahead. Consider turning back.”
- Level 2: “It is too dangerous to continue. Turn back.”
*HUD settings re-work for better flow and user-friendliness (see above).
Improved biome noise and blending between latitude bands (vastly improved over v.1.0.0's patchwork biome placement).
Default world size is now 10k, other options are Small at 7.5k and Large at 15k.
E/W danger text timing tightened: the Level 2 message now appears closer to the border (≤ 64 blocks), while visuals (fog/particles) can still intensify earlier.
Pole (N/S) warning system now uses explicit distance-to-border thresholds (constants present in 1.2.0: 256 warn / 96 lethal), instead of firing just for entering a polar latitude band.

E/W immersion mismatch: removed the old apocalyptic E/W storm/edge copy (e.g., “world edge is tearing…”, “whiteout…”, “catastrophic storms…”) that could trigger in bright/clear conditions.
HUD UI overlap issues: HUD Studio includes proper hint/reset layout (“Press L…” + Reset HUD) to avoid controls overlapping.
No longer will spawn in the middle of the ocean 🧜‍♀️

Dev command /flyspeed [1-5] to control creative fly speed (for easier testing of biome-blending cohesion)