Specifically, what do I need to do to make my code which works on single-player run on a server? I'm familiar with sidedness, I'm just lost on what boilerplate code/pitfalls I should be aware of.

 

Thanks!

It works great in single player! But don't some operations like Minecraft.getInstance() crash servers, even though they work fine on single player worlds?

According to the docs, EventBusSubscriber only works for classes with static event handlers— do I use level.isClientSide otherwise?

Both are tools used to avoid running client-only code on servers, correct?

Could you elaborate more? Specifically, is "distributions" referring to physical client vs. physical server? And what are the use cases for either method (@EventBusSubscriber vs Level#isClientSide)?

Got it, thanks! And is it correct to assume most operations (say, Snowball#shoot) can be called without worrying about Level#isClientSide ?