[1.15.1]Custom BiomeProviderType

[Krevik]

Hello there! How do I register custom BiomeProvider type, as now it's constructor is private?
Greetings!

[Draco18s]

It doesn't have a constructor because the class is abstract (well, it has an implicit, empty, public constructor that you can't invoke). You need to either extend it or call new on the existing subclasses (all of which have public constructors).

[Krevik]

10 hours ago, Draco18s said:

It doesn't have a constructor because the class is abstract (well, it has an implicit, empty, public constructor that you can't invoke). You need to either extend it or call new on the existing subclasses (all of which have public constructors).

Hmmm are you sure you're talking about BiomeProviderType? Cause nothing that you're telling me is... true?

BiomeProviderType:

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public class BiomeProviderType<C extends IBiomeProviderSettings, T extends BiomeProvider> extends net.minecraftforge.registries.ForgeRegistryEntry<BiomeProviderType<?, ?>> {
   public static final BiomeProviderType<CheckerboardBiomeProviderSettings, CheckerboardBiomeProvider> CHECKERBOARD = func_226841_a_("checkerboard", CheckerboardBiomeProvider::new, CheckerboardBiomeProviderSettings::new);
   public static final BiomeProviderType<SingleBiomeProviderSettings, SingleBiomeProvider> FIXED = func_226841_a_("fixed", SingleBiomeProvider::new, SingleBiomeProviderSettings::new);
   public static final BiomeProviderType<OverworldBiomeProviderSettings, OverworldBiomeProvider> VANILLA_LAYERED = func_226841_a_("vanilla_layered", OverworldBiomeProvider::new, OverworldBiomeProviderSettings::new);
   public static final BiomeProviderType<EndBiomeProviderSettings, EndBiomeProvider> THE_END = func_226841_a_("the_end", EndBiomeProvider::new, EndBiomeProviderSettings::new);
   private final Function<C, T> factory;
   private final Function<WorldInfo, C> settingsFactory;

   private static <C extends IBiomeProviderSettings, T extends BiomeProvider> BiomeProviderType<C, T> func_226841_a_(String p_226841_0_, Function<C, T> p_226841_1_, Function<WorldInfo, C> p_226841_2_) {
      return Registry.register(Registry.BIOME_SOURCE_TYPE, p_226841_0_, new BiomeProviderType<>(p_226841_1_, p_226841_2_));
   }

   private BiomeProviderType(Function<C, T> p_i225746_1_, Function<WorldInfo, C> p_i225746_2_) {
      this.factory = p_i225746_1_;
      this.settingsFactory = p_i225746_2_;
   }

   public T create(C settings) {
      return (T)(this.factory.apply(settings));
   }

   public C func_226840_a_(WorldInfo p_226840_1_) {
      return (C)(this.settingsFactory.apply(p_226840_1_));
   }
}

 

1. Class is not abstract
2. It has a private constructor with some arguments
3. Cannot extend it as it's constructor is private

Edited January 12, 2020 by Krevik

[Draco18s]

I misread.

Anyway, if you look at the class you'd see this:

public T create(C settings) {
    return (T)(this.factory.apply(settings);
}

Notice the name of the function. "Create" as in "get me a new one."

[Krevik]

On 1/12/2020 at 6:16 PM, Draco18s said:

I misread.

Anyway, if you look at the class you'd see this:

public T create(C settings) {
    return (T)(this.factory.apply(settings);
}

Notice the name of the function. "Create" as in "get me a new one."

yea... but can I register custom BiomeProvider with this method? Only settings