The java net.minecraft.world World class is part of the Minecraft game engine and is used to represent a Minecraft game world. It provides various methods to interact with the game world, such as getting the block at a certain position, spawning entities and particles, and setting the time of day.
Example 1: Getting the block at a certain position
World world = player.world; BlockPos pos = new BlockPos(x, y, z); BlockState state = world.getBlockState(pos);
This code creates a new World instance based on the player's current world and gets the block state at position (x, y, z).
Example 2: Spawning an entity
World world = player.world; Entity entity = new Entity(world); entity.setPosition(x, y, z); world.spawnEntity(entity);
This code creates a new Entity instance and sets its position to (x, y, z) before spawning it in the game world.
Example 3: Setting the time of day
World world = player.world; world.setTimeOfDay(time);
This code sets the time of day in the game world to the specified time (in ticks).
The package library for the net.minecraft.world World class is Minecraft Forge.
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