Solved Looping thru chunks between 2 locations gets wrong chunks!

So I have

Code:

for (int x = min.getBlockX(); x < max.getBlockX(); x+=16)
{
  for (int z = min.getBlockZ(); z < max.getBlockZ(); z+=16)
  {
    chunks.add(p.getWorld().getChunkAt(x, z));
  }
}

This code doesen't give me the chunks im in at 124 it gives me chunk at chunk cordinated 124?!?!?
Am I not understanding somthing?

 

The ints required to call #getChunkAt() are Chunk coordinates rather than regular x/z values. You are getting a chunk every 16 chunks.

 

@teej107 Is there a way to get the chunk from normal coordinates?
I fixed the problem but, is there any smaller code that I can use to get chunk inside normal coordinates?

Code:

Chunk minl = new Location(p.getWorld(), min.getBlockX(), min.getBlockY(), min.getBlockZ()).getChunk()
   , maxl = new Location(p.getWorld(), max.getBlockX(), max.getBlockY(), max.getBlockZ()).getChunk();

 

@Lightspeed
https://jd.bukkit.org/org/bukkit/util/Vector.html#toLocation(org.bukkit.World)
I'm assuming "min" and "max" are Vectors

 

@teej107 Thanks I tried auto completing min/max.to and nothing popped up like to Location.
OFFTOPIC: Do you have a quick awnser/link on how to serialize a NBTtag?

 

Don't rely on your IDE too much. Actually searching the JavaDocs is way better than the IDE for reasons like what happened to you.

Minecraft already serializes NBTTags.

 

@teej107 I need to serialize the object for inventory copies myself.
Question moved to it's own thread> https://bukkit.org/threads/serializing-a-nbt-tag.404362/