Hello,

after I created my custom WorldSaveData, I tested it and realized that the stuff gets saved but doesn't get loaded in correctly.

Here are my classes:

 

WorldSavedDataClass(I know it's messy):

http://hastebin.com/sedawuyuhu.avrasm

 

DataClass:

http://hastebin.com/epenolaboc.coffee

 

WorldEventsClass:

http://hastebin.com/yutoriwupu.avrasm

 

The issue is somewhere here:

http://hastebin.com/sedawuyuhu.avrasm

@readFromNBT

 

Thanks,

Flamy

@dieSieben007

Two things:

1. Why don't I need the WorldEvents Class? It saves/loads the worlddata in.

2. How should I load the data in? MarkDirty only saves the WorldData.

 

~Flamy

Okay I removed the WorldEvents class but my data still doesn't get loaded correctly. It saves on ServerStop.

Main Class Code:

http://hastebin.com/jesucozada.avrasm

 

WorldData Code:

http://hastebin.com/jihapexexi.avrasm

Ahh didn't know that with the minecraftServer field. Thanks for that.

 

What I mean with "not get loaded proparly".

When I restart minecraft the special world data(warp,city,schedular) isn't here anymore. Let's say I create a warp in instance 1 it stays there until I restart. When I restart there aren't any warps anymore!

public class CityList extends ArrayList<City>{

@Override
public boolean add(City c){
	WorldData.commitAll();
	return super.add(c);
}

}

All of my lists in the code are the same.

And commitAll():

	public static void commitAll(){
	get(MinecraftServer.getServer().getEntityWorld()).markDirty();
}

 

And I'm too silly to create a github repo

I changed it to this:

http://hastebin.com/erakusibis.avrasm

 

Still it doesn't get loaded correctly!

I just had there so I can simpler update the stuff.

I already have done that:

public void addWarp(Warp warp){

warpList.add(warp);

get(MinecraftServer.getServer().getEntityWorld()).markDirty();

}

But the data still doesn't get loaded!

I just wanted to say, I copy pasted it from the Warps class there it wasn't an instance from the class.

And how would I have used reflection w/out basic java?

After some research I found out, that the tagCount is always 0? Idk why NBT Explorer says this:

I'm already checking if the world isn't remote. And I'm adding the WARPS via the command. It gets saved and I can see it in NBT Explorer but it doesn't get loaded inGame(The tagCount of every list is ALWAYS:0);

I'll try to create one okay? But it will be very messy and unprofessionall, because I still test stuff. I'll clean it up later!