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1.20.1-47.4.28 server no longer working

i had to remove both the supermarijn624corelib and configlib and it works fine. i was also able to re-add the vanilla backport. im still not sure why they stopped working overnight

By kamjam · Thursday at 07:58 PM2 days
[1.20.1] why is chunk.getHeight returning -64

If I had to guess, the client side chunk is not populated at the load time. As the server has to sync the data to the client.
Why not just do all of this server side?

By LexManos · Thursday at 07:54 PM2 days
[1.20.1] why is chunk.getHeight returning -64

hmm I have no idea

By TileEntity · Thursday at 07:36 PM2 days
[1.20.1] why is chunk.getHeight returning -64

no, no it does get reached the problem it's that chunk.getHeight for some reason returns -64 instead of the actual highest block on that position (the line System.out.println("block: " + state.getBlock() + ", height: " + highestY);) keeps printing block: minecraft:void_air, height: -64

By Nofraag · Thursday at 07:00 PM2 days
[1.20.1] why is chunk.getHeight returning -64

I am not sure but
if (level.isClientSide()) { ... } here always return false (singleplayer is some kind of local server) - so this is used for client-thread stuff like changing GUIs or working with effects
So this code block is completely ignored - to make sure, test it with LOGGER.info() lines or System.out.println()

So if I am correct, just unwrap it from the if (level.isClientSide()) { ... } check

By TileEntity · Thursday at 06:13 PM2 days

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