Package org.bukkit.generator

Interface LimitedRegion

All Superinterfaces:

RegionAccessor

public interface LimitedRegion
extends RegionAccessor

A limited region is used in world generation for features which are going over a chunk. For example, trees or ores. Use getBuffer() to know how much you can go beyond the central chunk. The buffer zone may or may not be already populated. The coordinates are absolute from the world origin.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
int	getBuffer()	Gets the buffer around the central chunk which is accessible.
List<BlockState>	getTileEntities()	Gets a list of all tile entities in the limited region including the buffer zone.
boolean	isInRegion(int x, int y, int z)	Checks if the given coordinates are in the region.
boolean	isInRegion(Location location)	Checks if the given Location is in the region.

Methods inherited from interface org.bukkit.RegionAccessor

generateTree, generateTree, getBiome, getBiome, getBlockData, getBlockData, getBlockState, getBlockState, getEntities, getEntitiesByClass, getEntitiesByClasses, getLivingEntities, getType, getType, setBiome, setBiome, setBlockData, setBlockData, setType, setType, spawn, spawn, spawn, spawnEntity, spawnEntity

Method Details

getBuffer

int getBuffer()

Gets the buffer around the central chunk which is accessible. The returned value is in normal world coordinate scale.

For example: If the method returns 16 you have a working area of 48x48.

Returns:

The buffer in X and Z direction

isInRegion

boolean isInRegion(@NotNull
 Location location)

Checks if the given Location is in the region.

Parameters:

location - the location to check

Returns:

true if the location is in the region, otherwise false.

isInRegion

boolean isInRegion(int x,
 int y,
 int z)

Checks if the given coordinates are in the region.

Parameters:

x - X-coordinate to check

y - Y-coordinate to check

z - Z-coordinate to check

Returns:

true if the coordinates are in the region, otherwise false.

getTileEntities

@NotNull
List<BlockState> getTileEntities()

Gets a list of all tile entities in the limited region including the buffer zone.

Returns:

a list of tile entities.