Examples with WorldBorder net.minecraft.world.level.border.WorldBorder used on opensource projects

Example 1 with WorldBorder

use of net.minecraft.world.level.border.WorldBorder in project Denizen-For-Bukkit by DenizenScript.

the class PacketHelperImpl method setWorldBorder.

@Override
public void setWorldBorder(Player player, Location center, double size, double currSize, long time, int warningDistance, int warningTime) {
    WorldBorder wb = new WorldBorder();
    wb.world = ((CraftWorld) player.getWorld()).getHandle();
    wb.setCenter(center.getX(), center.getZ());
    wb.setWarningBlocks(warningDistance);
    wb.setWarningTime(warningTime);
    if (time > 0) {
        wb.lerpSizeBetween(currSize, size, time);
    } else {
        wb.setSize(size);
    }
    send(player, new ClientboundInitializeBorderPacket(wb));
}

Example 2 with WorldBorder

use of net.minecraft.world.level.border.WorldBorder in project Denizen-For-Bukkit by DenizenScript.

the class PacketHelperImpl method resetWorldBorder.

@Override
public void resetWorldBorder(Player player) {
    WorldBorder wb = ((CraftWorld) player.getWorld()).getHandle().getWorldBorder();
    send(player, new ClientboundInitializeBorderPacket(wb));
}

Example 3 with WorldBorder

use of net.minecraft.world.level.border.WorldBorder in project Denizen-For-Bukkit by DenizenScript.

the class PacketHelperImpl method setWorldBorder.

@Override
public void setWorldBorder(Player player, Location center, double size, double currSize, long time, int warningDistance, int warningTime) {
    WorldBorder wb = new WorldBorder();
    wb.world = ((CraftWorld) player.getWorld()).getHandle();
    wb.setCenter(center.getX(), center.getZ());
    wb.setWarningBlocks(warningDistance);
    wb.setWarningTime(warningTime);
    if (time > 0) {
        wb.lerpSizeBetween(currSize, size, time);
    } else {
        wb.setSize(size);
    }
    send(player, new ClientboundInitializeBorderPacket(wb));
}

Example 4 with WorldBorder

use of net.minecraft.world.level.border.WorldBorder in project Denizen-For-Bukkit by DenizenScript.

the class PacketHelperImpl method resetWorldBorder.

@Override
public void resetWorldBorder(Player player) {
    WorldBorder wb = ((CraftWorld) player.getWorld()).getHandle().getWorldBorder();
    send(player, new ClientboundInitializeBorderPacket(wb));
}

Example 5 with WorldBorder

use of net.minecraft.world.level.border.WorldBorder in project SpongeCommon by SpongePowered.

the class SpongeTeleportHelper method getBlockLocations.

private Stream<Vector3i> getBlockLocations(ServerLocation worldLocation, int height, int width) {
    // We don't want to warp outside of the world border, so we want to check that we're within it.
    final WorldBorder.Settings worldBorder = (WorldBorder.Settings) worldLocation.world().properties().worldBorder();
    final double radius = worldBorder.getSize() / 2.0D;
    int worldBorderMinX = GenericMath.floor(worldBorder.getCenterX() - radius);
    int worldBorderMinZ = GenericMath.floor(worldBorder.getCenterZ() - radius);
    int worldBorderMaxX = GenericMath.floor(worldBorder.getCenterX() + radius);
    int worldBorderMaxZ = GenericMath.floor(worldBorder.getCenterZ() + radius);
    // Get the World and get the maximum Y value.
    int worldMaxY = worldLocation.world().max().y();
    Vector3i vectorLocation = worldLocation.blockPosition();
    // We use clamp to remain within the world confines, so we don't waste time checking blocks outside of the
    // world border and the world height.
    int minY = GenericMath.clamp(vectorLocation.y() - height, 0, worldMaxY);
    int maxY = GenericMath.clamp(vectorLocation.y() + height, 0, worldMaxY);
    int minX = GenericMath.clamp(vectorLocation.x() - width, worldBorderMinX, worldBorderMaxX);
    int maxX = GenericMath.clamp(vectorLocation.x() + width, worldBorderMinX, worldBorderMaxX);
    int minZ = GenericMath.clamp(vectorLocation.z() - width, worldBorderMinZ, worldBorderMaxZ);
    int maxZ = GenericMath.clamp(vectorLocation.z() + width, worldBorderMinZ, worldBorderMaxZ);
    // We now iterate over all possible x, y and z positions to get all possible vectors.
    List<Vector3i> vectors = new ArrayList<>();
    for (int y = minY; y <= maxY; y++) {
        for (int x = minX; x <= maxX; x++) {
            for (int z = minZ; z <= maxZ; z++) {
                vectors.add(new Vector3i(x, y, z));
            }
        }
    }
    Comparator<Vector3i> c = Comparator.comparingInt(vectorLocation::distanceSquared);
    // The compiler seems to need this to be a new line.
    // We check to see what the y location is, preferring changes in Y over X and Z, and higher over lower locations.
    c = c.thenComparing(x -> -Math.abs(vectorLocation.y() - x.y())).thenComparing(x -> -x.y());
    // Sort them according to the distance to the provided worldLocation.
    return vectors.stream().sorted(c);
}