How does the performance of this algorithm compare to that of vanilla minecraft
You do?
I understand and I do appreciate the effort. I just want to prevent the spread of false information through the community. You are obviously...
Not exactly... That will do nothing. You mean event.setCancelled(true); With all due respect, you aren't at a place where you should be...
Wynncraft took around a year to develop with a fairly large development budget... Good luck ;D
As the developer of Wynncraft I can tell you, it's currently in one plugin. (We intend to split it up in the future)
You probably have a plugin locking up your main thread. Add each of your plugins one-by-one to find the one which makes it crash.
Never seen this before - very interesting. That being said, it is still calculated client side, and even with a server-sided version of this, it...
Lighting changes are primarily calculated client-side. The best you could do is spawn torches at the players feet whenever they're holding one,...
Thank you so much. The Wynncraft team has sent you a donation for your hard work.
kumpelblase2 has seemed to disappear, we've begun to write our own custom implementations as well. Bummer. Kumpel, we'd appreciate some form of...
What's the exact issue that makes this broken at the moment, and what restrictions are there from fixing it?
My understanding is that you're asking to spoonfeed you knowledge. That wouldn't happen, no matter how many times you ask in all caps. We're all...
First off, the asynchronous check is unnecessary tbh. Additionally, are you sure you have the listener class registered with bukkit?...
Chat in general is thread safe (that's why an async chat event exists) Non-thread safe things would be something that changes the world, like...
Hiya! I developed Wynncraft, and wanted to give you some insight about how loot chests actually work. In Wynncraft, we have a large database of...
You could do this way sexier by adding a "formatting" field to the "Type" enum (undescriptive name btw, MessageType would be better fit), and have...
The getTargetBlock method would work well for this... Stupid Jumla, read the question wrong. Give me a sec, I'll help you out. That should do...
Since I assume the getTimeLeft function will be called way less often then once a second, seems like it'd make more sense to just make a time...
I need this as well. Is an api coming in the future, or should I mess around with NBT?
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