Interface BlockApiCache<A,C>
- Type Parameters:
A
- The type of the API.C
- The type of the additional context object.
@NonExtendable
public interface BlockApiCache<A,C>
A
BlockApiLookup
bound to a ServerWorld
and a position, providing much faster API access.
Refer to BlockApiLookup
for example code.
This object caches the block entity at the target position, and the last used API provider, removing those queries. If a block entity is available or if the block state is passed as a parameter, the block state doesn't have to be looked up either.
- See Also:
BlockApiLookup
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionstatic <A, C> BlockApiCache<A,C>
create(BlockApiLookup<A,C> lookup, net.minecraft.server.world.ServerWorld world, net.minecraft.util.math.BlockPos pos)
Create a new instance bound to the passedServerWorld
and position, and querying the same API as the passed lookup.Attempt to retrieve an API from a block in the world, using the world and the position passed at creation time.default A
Attempt to retrieve an API from a block in the world, using the world and the position passed at creation time.
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Method Details
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find
Attempt to retrieve an API from a block in the world, using the world and the position passed at creation time.Note: If the block state is known, it is more efficient to use
find(BlockState, Object)
.- Parameters:
context
- Additional context for the query, defined by type parameter C.- Returns:
- The retrieved API, or
null
if no API was found.
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find
Attempt to retrieve an API from a block in the world, using the world and the position passed at creation time.- Parameters:
state
- The block state at the target position, or null if unknown.context
- Additional context for the query, defined by type parameter C.- Returns:
- The retrieved API, or
null
if no API was found.
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create
static <A, C> BlockApiCache<A,C> create(BlockApiLookup<A,C> lookup, net.minecraft.server.world.ServerWorld world, net.minecraft.util.math.BlockPos pos)Create a new instance bound to the passedServerWorld
and position, and querying the same API as the passed lookup.
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