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Hi! I have few questions: is it okay if I use a static class initializer to initialize final blocks instances, so they won't be public static and accessed by everything? And is it optimal to send few variables in network packets using nbt tags?

38 minutes ago, Evi1Casul said:

And is it optimal to send few variables in network packets using nbt tags?

No it is not. Just send them as raw types. int, double, float ect.

39 minutes ago, Evi1Casul said:

is it okay if I use a static class initializer to initialize final blocks instances

No use the @ObjectHolder annotation to give them values.

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40 minutes ago, Animefan8888 said:

No it is not. Just send them as raw types. int, double, float ect.

Oh, I messed up with ByteBuf methods (was using set instead of write), so I thought it's possible to pass only one variable through a packet.

40 minutes ago, Animefan8888 said:

No use the @ObjectHolder annotation to give them values.

Thanks!

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