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Alright so I'm having a problem where I need a world loaded, even if theres no entities in it. A lot of updates arent happening because of the getPersistentChunks() method in my WorldServer class returning that theres nothing that should be loaded. I'd love to manage this myself and return an ImmutableSetMultimap<ChunkCoordIntPair, Ticket>, but theres no public methods (that I can find) that will allow me to make my own ticket.

 

How am I supposed to get a ticket for this, or how am I supposed to get the ForgeChunkManager.getPersistentChunksFor(World world) to return what I want it to?

"you seem to be THE best modder I've seen imo."

~spynathan

 

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The ENTIRE freakin point is that mods don't manage their own tickets and that allows for a standard way of REQUESTING chunks be loaded.

They key point is REQUESTING they be loaded, as the end user {usually the server admin} can determine to allow things or not.

This is a major feature for server admins and trying to work around it is bad and will not be supported here.

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