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I'm trying to figure out how to use this method but I can't get it to work. It starts writing but the overloads. I can't find any examples of what to put for DataFixer version. Also how to refer to my current template.

 

net.minecraft.world.gen.structure.template.TemplateManager

TemplateManager manage = new TemplateManager("/save", new DataFixer(1));
                manage.writeTemplate(null, new ResourceLocation("?"));

 

TemplateManger#writeTemplate comment says "writes the template to an external folder" I have the template in nbt right now on and item.

Edited by Zerahi
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Hey,

 

You likely shouldn't be creating your own TemplateManager... Use the one you can get from an instance of the World:

world.getSaveHandler().getStructureTemplateManager()

See if that works. It should put the structure in the structures folder for the save currently loaded.

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That would work to write templates you already had loaded but all the read or add function in the manager are private. I created a new template and it was an item variable. I got it stored to a new nbt compound and then looked how the template manager saves nbt files from and nbt and it's just a file stream writer with CompressedStreamTools.writeCompressed(nbt , OutStream). So its working now.

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