During the load() method, BlockEntity.level is always null.. which means I cannot use it to get the MinecraftServer(Level#getServer), which means I cannot get the data I need when loading, causing it so when I rejoin the world(or Ig reload the chunk, never tried), Some data about my block is not saved... How can I get around this?

What I need is:
The MinecraftServer instance, which I thought of getting using BlockEntity.level, but it is null during the BlockEntity#load method

why did you not use lazy loading, means you load the data when you need it the first time

The data I use a Location, which is a class I made containing a BlockPos and a Level, the reason I need a level iis because it might not be the same world as the BlockEntity's one.
Basically I am making wireless redstone and I want it to work accross dimensions too and I am trying to load the transmitter's target, but to load a world you need to use MinecraftServer#getLevel which I can only access using Level#getServer

3 hours ago, Luis_ST said:

why did you not use lazy loading, means you load the data when you need it the first time

Also, wdym? How do I do that? I just looked at tutorials for BlockEntitiy and all of them used BlockEntity#saveAdditional and BlockEntity#load

2 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

Store the ResourceKey<Level> instead of the Level directly in your Location class.

How will I use it later tho?? When I need to use the Level?
I don't want to always be forced to input a MinecraftServer into my get method

Well yeah but if my Location class only contains the ResourceKey<Level> then how is it gonna use the Level internally?
There are short methods such as getBlockState(), getBlockEntity() etc.

Are they all gonna demand a MinecraftServer instance?

What I have so far, is a way to store the "world name"(the String I can use the get the ResourceKey<Level> from), and a method called initAndGetWorld(MinecraftServer) that checks if the world is null and if not gives it a value, as well as a method to load the world without the server just by filling in that String, but the problem with that is: I don't know whether I init the world at any point of the code.... so I'm just gonna have to use it anywhere(?)

4 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

Or you need two Location classes, one for storage (using ResourceKey) and one for runtime use (using Level).

I guess this can work, I'll give that a try