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Rivers don't match the game, but Amidst can now draw maps made with a different engine than Minecraft
44 lines
1.8 KiB
Java
44 lines
1.8 KiB
Java
package amidst.mojangapi.minecraftinterface;
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import amidst.documentation.ThreadSafe;
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import amidst.gameengineabstraction.GameEngineType;
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import amidst.mojangapi.world.WorldType;
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/**
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* Acts as an additional layer of abstraction for interfacing with Minecraft.
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* This allows for other sources of data other than direct reflection against a
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* loaded jar of Minecraft.
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*
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* Implementing classes need to be thread-safe!
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*
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* One minecraft interface can only handle one world at a time.
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*/
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@ThreadSafe
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public interface MinecraftInterface {
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/**
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* @param useQuarterResolution Minecraft calculates biomes at
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* quarter-resolution, then noisily interpolates the biome-map up
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* to 1:1 resolution when needed, set useQuarterResolutionMap to
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* true to read from the quarter-resolution map, or false to read
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* values that have been interpolated up to full resolution.
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*
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* When useQuarterResolution is true, the x, y, width, and height
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* paramaters must all correspond to a quarter of the Minecraft
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* block coordinates/sizes you wish to obtain the biome data for.
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*
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* Amidst displays the quarter-resolution biome map, however full
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* resolution is required to determine the position and nature of
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* structures, as the noisy interpolation can change which biome
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* a structure is located in (if the structure is located on a
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* biome boundary).
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*/
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public int[] getBiomeData(int x, int y, int width, int height, boolean useQuarterResolution)
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throws MinecraftInterfaceException;
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public void createWorld(long seed, WorldType worldType, String generatorOptions) throws MinecraftInterfaceException;
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public RecognisedVersion getRecognisedVersion();
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public GameEngineType getGameEngineType();
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}
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