Java Code Examples for net.minecraft.world.WorldType#WORLD_TYPES

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Example 1
Source File: DefaultWorldGeneratorImplementation.java    From malmo with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public boolean createWorld(MissionInit missionInit)
{
    long seed = getWorldSeedFromString(this.dwparams.getSeed());
    WorldType.WORLD_TYPES[0].onGUICreateWorldPress();
    WorldSettings worldsettings = new WorldSettings(seed, GameType.SURVIVAL, true, false, WorldType.WORLD_TYPES[0]);
    worldsettings.enableCommands();
    // Create a filename for this map - we use the time stamp to make sure it is different from other worlds, otherwise no new world
    // will be created, it will simply load the old one.
    return MapFileHelper.createAndLaunchWorld(worldsettings, this.dwparams.isDestroyAfterUse());
}
Example 2
Source File: BiomeGeneratorImplementation.java    From malmo with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public boolean createWorld(MissionInit missionInit) {
	long seed = getWorldSeedFromString();
	WorldType.WORLD_TYPES[0].onGUICreateWorldPress();
	WorldSettings worldsettings = new WorldSettings(seed, GameType.SURVIVAL, true, false, WorldType.WORLD_TYPES[0]);
	worldsettings.enableCommands();
	// Create a filename for this map - we use the time stamp to make sure
	// it is different from other worlds, otherwise no new world
	// will be created, it will simply load the old one.
	return MapFileHelper.createAndLaunchWorld(worldsettings, this.bparams.isDestroyAfterUse());
}