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That is the only way. All blockstates are calculated on registration, so there is no way to save that to a single blockstate. If there are that many, you may need to rethink your approach. You could maybe store a chunk capability with a map of blockpos -> blockstate, but I'm not sure that would save you much (after all, that is what the world saves). And you'd have a much harder time sorting out the rendering. -
So that's mandatory now... Ok, registering attributes using the enqueWork method works. Thank you for the help -
By FluffyDiscord · Posted
Is this the optimal way? The blocks should be used as a normal/basic building block, so there may be hundreds or maybe even a thousands of them in a single chunk. -
By Beethoven92 · Posted
For sure it is possible to do this, and in fact it has already been done. However it is not really a simple thing to achieve, specially if you are new to modding..you may want to take a look at the MIneColonies mod, which implements npcs that literally do what you want, and start exploring the vanilla code that handles villager entities -
Hello, is it possible to do this? I'm new to modding and I would like to for example create a npc, that collects some wood and build a house.
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