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I don't need any help with anything specific per se but for the sake of discussion, would want to ask something.

 

Is it a bad idea to store data for a (example) tile entity in another file and not in the world.dat (or whatever is called)?

 

If I have some data that is not compatible with NBT, can I use my own files / way of saving that data? Would that be bad for performance and compatibility?

Edited by Cerandior

What is your data structure / why is it not compatible with NBT?

You would need to make sure you load/save it at all the appropriate times. What would lead to incompatibility, if it is your own internal data it shouldn't matter.

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4 hours ago, Alpvax said:

What is your data structure / why is it not compatible with NBT?

You would need to make sure you load/save it at all the appropriate times. What would lead to incompatibility, if it is your own internal data it shouldn't matter.

If one of the tile entity data fields contains one of your classes for example. I don't think you can save that using NBT. About the incompatibility, can't really think of anything that can be harmful myself, that's why I asked.

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