Coding Dead subforum here's a code snippet

[DrHam]

 public void spawnPerPlayerWorldBorder(int size, Player p, Location loc){
WorldBorder wb = new WorldBorder();
 PlayerConnection pc = ((CraftPlayer) p).getHandle().playerConnection;
            wb.setSize(size);
            wb.world = ((CraftWorld) p.getWorld()).getHandle();
            wb.setCenter(loc.getX(), loc.getZ());

            PacketPlayOutWorldBorder wbp = new PacketPlayOutWorldBorder(wb, PacketPlayOutWorldBorder.EnumWorldBorderAction.INITIALIZE);
            pc.sendPacket(wbp);
}

here's the result

Extra points for whoever spots a mistake
nms cool

 

[Finixly]

Amazing.

 

[DrHam]

Amazing.

It’s just the Minecraft world border but where you tell it to be ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[Finixly]

It’s just the Minecraft world border but where you tell it to be ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Extra points for whoever spots a mistake

The clouds?!?

 

[DrHam]

The clouds?!?

Nah

 

[Dronade]

Ew java

 

[DrHam]

Ew java

Ew command blocks

 

[Deleted member 294498]

/worldborder set ...
That's a thing ;d

But I know that if I do your way it wont be in the zero coordinates :P

 

[DrHam]

/worldborder set ...
That's a thing ;d

But I know that if I do your way it wont be in the zero coordinates :p

Not really ;). Its equivalent would be:

WorldBorder worldborder = world.getWorldBorder();
Worldborder.setCenter(X, Z);
Worldborder.setSize(size);

Which sets the “global” world border. The code above creates a “fake” world border limited to the client that receives the packet (hence the PlayerConnection), meaning that if you and I are on the same server and I performed a command (an action or whatever) that calls the above method, I’d see a worldborder with the center on X location (where loc is, can be player, or whatever) with Y size. You wouldn’t see it. However, the normal worldborder conditions apply, so I can‘t cross it (but you can), etc

 

[Dronade]

I dont do command blocks, not my job lmao. Mine is scripting of custom entities, so programming in JSON to be specific. #jsforthewin

I mostly hate java cause of its syntax and the fact ive had to code in it for 6 months straight for university :(((

 

[DrHam]

I mostly hate java cause of its syntax

Java’s syntax is much better than c++ and js imo

 

[Dronade]

Java’s syntax is much better than c++ and js imo

Ok, that's one thing we can agree on, java is definitely better than C++ :p

 

[Rifyy]

programming in JSON

How does programming in JSON work?

TS > JS

 

[Dronade]

How does programming in JSON work?

TS > JS

By smashing my keyboard and hoping it runs.

Also, ts? You mean js with extra steps :cool:

 

[Rifyy]

By smashing my keyboard and hoping it runs.

More as in, wdym by programming in JSON, its just object storage

Also, ts? You mean js with extra steps :cool:

Ts is js on steroids :cool:

 

[DrHam]

TS > JS

C# asp.net > ts

 

[Rifyy]

C# asp.net > ts

Rust > C# asp.net

 

[DrHam]

Rust > C# asp.net

Agree

 

[Dronade]

More as in, wdym by programming in JSON, its just object storage


Ts is js on steroids :cool:

Techically yeah i dont really 'program' in json, i mostly just say it as a simplification of what i do. I use a combination of js and data driven entity creation which is compiled to json but its much easier to just say that when they ask what i do.

True ts is better than js in a lot of cases, but ts isnt industry standard so enjoy finding a use for it anywhere except a personal project, so theres that.
Tho i suspect in a few years that statement will change but for now js > ts

 

[Deleted member 421664]

Ew java

Java better bedrock your ewww