<ltp> Hey aaron!
<ltp> I'm testing or cloud on iPhone
<simon816> ok, so you made the commit on master. git checkout master; git log -n 1 <-- show me the last commit
<ltp> irccloud*
<Zidane> How is Quantum going ltp?
<Tzk> ^ Quantum as in Quantum API?
<Zidane> yes
<Tzk> ltp = link the player?
<ltp> Zidane: bit of a halt for now. I have a more important matter to attend to right now.
<Zidane> Oh?
<ltp> Tzk: link the programmer
<HassanS6000> $ git checkout master; git log -n 1
<HassanS6000> Already on 'master'
<HassanS6000> Your branch is behind 'origin/master' by 1 commit, and can be fast-forwarded.
<HassanS6000>   (use "git pull" to update your local branch)
<HassanS6000> commit e247d0fd4ffbe186cf732178d068f076bdab0f1e
<HassanS6000> Author: bloodshot <jdroque@gmail.com>
<HassanS6000> Date:   Tue Aug 18 18:33:10 2015 -0400
<HassanS6000>     Fix wrong mixin signatures in MixinWorldServer.
<Zidane> HassanS6000, ...pastie
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<HassanS6000> Zidane,  :P
<Tzk> aw, sorry ltp. read your mc forums post waaaay back and didn't remember correctly ;)
<ltp> I updated that old post, you guys should read it
<Zidane> link?
<Tzk> ^
<ltp> One sec
<simon816> right, so git checkout IgniteableData;git log -n 1
<HassanS6000> http://pastebin.com/sSNa3uyR
<ltp> http://bit.ly/1I9Ev3W
<HassanS6000> simon816, now what
<simon816> git reset master --soft
<simon816> git commit -m "IgniteableData blah blah blah"
<simon816> git push origin IgniteableData -f
<HassanS6000> simon816, I am on locally cloned branch IgniteableData
<HassanS6000> and master does not have the igniteabledata stuff
<simon816> right, it shouldn't do
<simon816> only the branch IgniteableData should
<HassanS6000> http://imgur.com/fsjdO2v
<HassanS6000> master isn't there.
<simon816> ok, you have the upstream/master as the spongepowered remote?
<HassanS6000> yes
<simon816> git reset upstream/master --soft
<HassanS6000> now whut
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<simon816> as above
<ltp> You guys are reading the post, right Tzk, Zidane ?
<Zidane> yes
<Tzk> yes
<Aaron1011> yes
<Spongie> [SpongeCommon] h​syyid synchronize PR #136: Implementation of IgniteableData (http://git.io/vsvyp)
<ltp> I
<ltp> K*
<Tzk> ^ looks good, the PR
<simon816> excellent work, now the same for FlyingData
<ltp> I must say I get confused when I look at a minecraft or forge class and it contains "Bake(d)" or bake()
<HassanS6000> thanks simon816
<simon816> good practice for me remembering how to git without seeing your screen
<Spongie> [SpongeCommon] h​syyid synchronize PR #139: Implementation of FlyingData (http://git.io/vsIBz)
<HassanS6000> Haha yeah :D thanks a bunch
<Zidane> Indeed simon816 , good practice
<ltp> Can I assume you all finished reading the post by now?
<Zidane> I like doing git exercises
<wizjany> learning to use the git cli was probably one of the most empowering things about learning to program
<Zidane> Yes I have ltp
* Tzk is stunned seeing simon $gitting blind
<Tzk> :D
<wizjany> git is so incredibly powerful in what you can do
<Zidane> Tzk, I do too lol
<Zidane> I have to tell Dockter what to do
<HassanS6000> blood_, tada with help from simon816 I fixed it :D
<ltp> Anything you want to say about the updates or nah?
<Tzk> lol
<Dockter> come again?
<HassanS6000> Or should I really say simon816 fixed it :P
<wizjany> shots fired
<Tzk> ltp: i don't get how you develop an API but will drop support for an older version when the next version is released
<Tzk> shouldn't an api adress long time stability and compatibility?
<ltp> That I'm not so sure about anymore
<simon816> ok so on your master branch, you need to reset hard to PassengerData due to your PR is on master. From there, the branch PassengerData is not needed as it was temporary
<ltp> I now see myself porting this Api to every version of minecraft, including snapshots, except alpha and beta versions
<Tzk> yes, basically ;)
<ltp> So essentially, if I do that, I will update the post and keep support for every version of the api
<ltp> I believe a backwards and forwards compatible API would be beneficial now as well
<Tzk> i'd try to preserve backwards compatibility, forwards... well. isn't needed that much
<Tzk> forwards would require backporting new features, wouldn't do that tbh
* Tzk finally uncrosses his fingers
<Tzk> ^ almost forgot :'D
<Dockter> Zidane, https://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/
<ltp> Really to preserve forward compatibility I just update every previous version with the latest OR catch every ClassDefNotFoundException.
<wizjany> wat
<ltp> If you run a method that does not exist in a nonexistent class, that exception is thrown
<Mumfrey> ...
<Tzk> well... that wouldn't crach MC but will break all newer plugins
<Zidane> Not a bad idea ltp , you should surround all the calls in a try catch
<Zidane> Would prevent issues
<ltp> Oops I mean noclassdeffounderror
<Mumfrey> ...
<Tzk> mumfreys reaction is priceless
<Tzk> :p
<Zidane> ltp catch Exception and it won't matter
<zml> nah, you'd have to catch Throwable
<ltp> But by default the init and run method of a Mod will indeed be wrapped in a multicatch statement
<ltp> zml: that is bad practice
<zml> no worse than catching Exception :)
<Mumfrey> http://media2.giphy.com/media/11TT5yMvJ3btU4/giphy.gif
<ltp> zml: just as bad
<evilmidget38> Mumfrey: if you tell him we won't be able to enjoy these as much.
<Mumfrey> touché
<ltp> The best approach to keep things from breaking within a mod is not only catching all exceptions related to methods, to to create a pseudo interface
<ltp> But*
<Zidane> ltp example?
<Zidane> Not sure what you mean.
<Mumfrey> but using a synthetic pseudo-interface would increase your chances of ending up with an intransigent API cross-dependency lock scenario
<ltp> Basically a bunch of class manipulation shenanigans to ensure each method that doesn't exist that is recognized by the API becomes existent
<ltp> Or at least appears existent
<Aaron1011> you'd have to transitively inflect the typeclass of the type-bounded pseudo-enum
<ltp> I'm not a physicist! What are these big words!?
<lukegb> But then how would you implement monoids in the category of endofuctors?
<lukegb> *endofunctors
<ltp> jk
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<Zidane> I just realized that the word "Pro" is in "Programmer"
<lukegb> As is "gram"
<lukegb> and "me"
<Aaron1011> and "er"
<Zidane> and "ram"
<simon816> so all programmers are pro at grammer, I mean grammar
<Aaron1011> and "ogr"
<lukegb> And "prog"
<Zidane> foul!
<Aaron1011> and "ammer"
<Zidane> Yourrrrr out Aaron1011
<Aaron1011> nooooooo
<ltp> You know essentially, since each block class is a singleton, all I need to do is create Classes during bootstrap with the exact variables needed to simulate the class I need and then register an instance of that class to the block registry
<lukegb> and "rog", republic of gamers confirmed worst hardware
<ryantheleach> Or are they just pro-grammar. Couldn't imagine one that hated grammar.
<lukegb> I hate grammars. Die, BNF, die.
<zml> i grammar hate
<Zidane> How would you simulate Minecraft's singletons ltp?
<evilmidget38> lukegb: You've been hurt.  Try antlr.
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<lukegb> Do I have to cut them off a deer before or after stabbing myself with them
<ltp> One way to simulate those singletons I just told you how
<evilmidget38> your choice.  Flexibility is key
<Zidane> At one time I was hurt by a midget. After that day, I deemed him evil.
<evilmidget38> Zidane: Then it happened 38 more times?
<Zidane> Uh, yes?
<zml> antlr has shit docs tho
<Zidane> You know things...
<ltp> But if I want a more generic and consistent result, xml files serving as an outline for classes can be turned into class instances, then loaded by the jvm.
<Mumfrey> ...
<ryantheleach> Is there a library for that?
<zml> you know what's better than java? writing XML to generate java
<evilmidget38> zml: Yeah, I ended up buying the book.  The book is by the person who made antlr, so I feel like there's a conflict on interest there.
<zml> might even use a templating library to autogenerate the XML
<ltp> zml: 100%
<ltp> lol
<zml> evilmidget38: yeah, I need to ILL it at some point
<Zidane> Very interesting ltp
<Zidane> Would the API provide the XML?
<ltp> Wow, I'm actually going to find a way to convert xml into Java classes that can be loaded at runtime... That sounds funny
<ltp> Zidane: Java.xml* yes, everything would provide the XML
<ltp> oh you mean...
<ltp>  Then in that case yes!
<ryantheleach> Oh! You could use XSLT instead of adapter classes too, in order to maintain your forwards compatibility
<ryantheleach> *XLST
<Zidane> So you would provide the Block definitions from XML?
<kenzierocks> i don't feel like reading backlog but make sure you compile all of your xml with a program running in asm.js on rihno in a node.js JVM
<ltp> Imagine how portable Java would be as well if I made this a real thing... A quick download check for each xml file, download if necessary, and load it like nothing happened! Instant Java! (Haha puns)
<evilmidget38> How would that make java more portable?
<zml> don't have to deal with bytecode versions
<Zidane> Java seems quite portable already
<Mumfrey> how many chromosomes do you have?
<ltp> Zidane: every implementation of the Api would have the same Block class
<zml> could have it generate like different languages
<Zidane> Then how would old API versions have new things new API versions bring about?
<ltp> Just download the new xml file for the new class
<wizjany> >asm.js
<wizjany> is that what i think it is
<wizjany> wtf
<evilmidget38> wizjany: Compile your native code to javascript!
<simon816> asm.js is the future https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death-of-javascript
<ryantheleach> wat.
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<kenzierocks> wizjany: asm.js suprises you more than the javascript based JVM?
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<kenzierocks> k
<ltp> I could make things simpler and copy the most recent minecraft versions's api jar, load the api, then load the downloaded API afterwards to ensure only classes I don't have loaded will work. Every api will use the same method bindings and calls so it is safe to do so
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<Zidane> You have the Minecraft API ltp?
<Zidane> Could I see it?
<ltp> Essentially, merge the new with the old jar
<ltp> No, lol I don't have the minecraft API
<kashike> https://github.com/QuantumTheoryMC/QuantumAPI/tree/master/Client%20API/src/org/quantumapi
<kashike> there's that
<Zidane> <ltp> I could make things simpler and copy the most recent minecraft versions's api jar
<Zidane> You just said the API jar
<Zidane> Unless you meant yours
<ltp> When I refer to API I mean my quantum API
<ltp> Though the plans for the Minecraft API are met by my API coincidentally
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<ltp> But yeah essentially you download my API for the latest MC version and merge those classes with the API you are using
<ltp> ~laziness
<ltp> Ijdj
<Aaron1011> ltp: How does the merging work?
<ltp> Copy the classes of the old and new jar into one jar
<ltp> Then merge methods from the new jar with the old one
<Aaron1011> How does the method merging work?
<ltp> I can cheaply decompile classes , insert the new methods, recompile them, and put them in a new jar
<Mumfrey> no you can't
<Aaron1011> I mean, how do you insert the new methods?
<ltp> Yes, I can
<ltp> Regex
<Mumfrey> ...
<Zidane> ltp that sounds like some advanced bytecode engineering
<ltp> Yeah, but have you heard of strange brew Java virus? It's very simple to do this stuff
<Mumfrey> ....
<Aaron1011> wut
<Zidane> Well if you brew your Java from a bad source...it could have a virus.
<evilmidget38> ltp: You've got a decompiler that can always generate a compileable output?  How much are you selling it for?
<Mumfrey> ^
<ltp> What is MCP?
<ltp> 😊
<Mumfrey> what?
<Mumfrey> MCP isn't a decompiler
<kashike> The Mod Coder Pack.
<Mumfrey> kashike: that was his jeopardy-style answer to evilmidget
<Aaron1011> ltp: What do you do if the regex doesn't work?
<ltp> MCP is a minecraft decompiler and deobfuscator that can always generate a compilable output
<Mumfrey> no it isn't
<Mumfrey> it really, really isn't
<ltp> No, but it does do those things and vice versa
<evilmidget38> ltp: You've got no idea what goes into MCP
<Mumfrey> yes, but it's not magic
<Mumfrey> it takes a LOT of work from a number of people for each new version
<Mumfrey> saying "it's a decompiler" like it's some kind of automatic tool is just plain ignorant and disrespectful
<ltp> So far, every class I've decompiler recompiles
<wizjany> every class mcp has decompiled you mean
<ltp> No
<Zidane> What decompiler do you use ltp?
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<ltp> http://jd.benow.ca/
<HassanS6000> Woah Mumfrey has returned?
<wizjany> .-.
<evilmidget38> ltp: That won't decompile minecraft successfully
<evilmidget38> Tried it
<wizjany> ^
<Aaron1011> ltp: How do you run jd-gui from within Quantum API?
<ltp> I'm not going to
<evilmidget38> When Mojang began overriding methods within an enum declaration it broke fernflower and we(Bukkit) looked for any alternatives.  In the end we just didn't decompile a couple of classes.
<mbaxter> evilmidget38: wrong! :3
<evilmidget38> mbaxter: wat
<mbaxter> it decompiled fine
<mbaxter> Well... 'fine'
<evilmidget38> mbaxter: It sure wouldn't recompile though
<ltp> Also I'm not going to decompile, I'm going to inject bytecode into the class file
<evilmidget38> that code was completely invalid
<evilmidget38> ltp: Okay, that's not what you said earlier
<mbaxter> Yes
<wizjany> injecting bytecode has nothing to do with compilers
<ltp> Same way the strangebrew virus does
<wizjany> that's unrelated
<Mumfrey> injecting bytecode is clearly impossible
<wizjany> lol
<ltp> evilmidget38: earlier I didn't have this idea
<evilmidget38> lol
<ltp> Mumfrey: obviously not
<kenzierocks> heh, it's this guy again
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<Mumfrey> anyone who could make a framework for bytecode engineering at that level would be some kind of wizard
<kashike> pass me some, kenzierocks
<wizjany> Mumfrey, no way
<Mumfrey> aww :(
<wizjany> HARRY WAS A PROGRAMMER?
<Mumfrey> worth a try :)
<blood_> I know ChickenBones is a bytecode wizard =) pretty sure it is his RL job though
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<blood_> and lex has fun yelling at him =)
<Zidane> Oh chicken bones...
<wizjany> lol
<Mumfrey> one might almost say that injecting bytecode that way could be considered "mixing it in" to the other class
<kashike> I see what you did there
<kenzierocks> JOKES
<Aaron1011> Too bad Sponge doesn't take advantage of that...
<Aaron1011> would be great if it did
<Mumfrey> yeah, we should do something like that
<lukegb> I think Mumfrey has issues mixing in his jokes with his normal chatter
<lukegb> I don't think he likes to mingle with us Sponge common folk
<Zidane> ltp, what if you mixed in the new API methods into the old API class?
<Zidane> Using regex
<DeltaBravo> he laughs at his own jokes, fwiw
<ltp> Zidane: that isn't possible with bytecode, but decompiler I would look for the last \n char and insert the method there
<Zidane> ltp what if there is a duplicate?
<Mumfrey> so, after the closing brace of the class then...
<evilmidget38> ^
<ltp> With a superseding closing brace
<Zidane> You mean remove the brace, put your stuff here, put a new brace?
<Mumfrey> if one were to do something like this, I think it might feasibly use an infrastructure something along these lines http://eq2.co.uk/minecraft/mixin/mixin_transformer_chain_obf.png
<Zidane> That is brilliant.
<Mumfrey> pure speculation of course
<evilmidget38> Mumfrey: wow, where'd you find that?
<ltp> Zidane: updated methods are merged into the old ones
<Zidane> but how are they "merged"
<Zidane> I'm not understanding that part
<evilmidget38> Zidane: add it to the end of the method and run a dead code analysis tool :D
<ltp> Delete the method in the old and replace it
<Zidane> Thats not a merge though :S
<Zidane> That is a replace
<ltp> Well, replace then
<ltp> Merging methods can be dangerous
<kenzierocks> merge /all/ the LVTs
<Mumfrey> kenzierocks, don't talk to me about LVTs!
<evilmidget38> Mumfrey: You know a thing or two about bytecode?
<Mumfrey> I still get the nightmarse
<Mumfrey> *mares
<Mumfrey> evilmidget38: I read some stuff about it once
<evilmidget38> Mumfrey: You should check out https://github.com/SpongePowered/Mixin some time.  Pretty fancy stuff.
<Mumfrey> thanks, I'll do that
<Zidane> I just checked it evilmidget38 , some quack works on it.
<Mumfrey> is there by any chance some extensive and lavishly-decorated documentation to go with it?
<Zidane> No but there are pretty squares and circles
<evilmidget38> Mumfrey: it has graphs.
<evilmidget38> some tool made a bunch of graphs
<Mumfrey> yay graphs
<Mumfrey> ROFL
<ltp> Ahh finally found it
<Aaron1011> ltp: I'd recommend checking it out, if you have some spare time
<ltp> http://spth.virii.lu/cb4/Brew/DOC/prologue.html
<ltp> This explains injection and understanding of Java bytecode and class files
<ltp> Aaron1011: what should I check out?
<Mumfrey> ltp: we already established that bytecode injection is impossible
<Aaron1011> That project people were talking about
<ltp> What project?
<Aaron1011> Mixin, I think
<Aaron1011> https://github.com/SpongePowered/Mixin
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<Aaron1011> but I don't know if bytecode injection works
<Zidane> Just because that exists doesn't mean it works lol
<ltp> http://spth.virii.lu/cb4/Brew/DOC/start.html
<Aaron1011> yeah, I haven't looked at it
<Aaron1011> not sure if it works
<ltp> Look through the chapters
<ltp> At some point, bytecode injection is described in depth
<Aaron1011> ltp: Does it work, though?
<Aaron1011> I should test it out to be sure
<Mumfrey> the stuff mentioned in that article hasn't been relevant for about 15 years
<ltp> It should work
<ltp> Even if it is outdated
<simon816> major_version 0x002D
<ltp> The thing that has changed is bytecode verification
<simon816> lol that's JDK 1.1
<ltp> So essentially just make another JAR
<wizjany> if only there was some way to make it ignore the verification
<Zidane> ltp, when you get back to work on it...how close are you to release builds of Quantum API?
<Zidane> I see you are at 91.1%
<Zidane> Sorry
<Zidane> 90.1%
<Zidane> My apologies
<evilmidget38> Zidane: Quantum is at 90.1% completion with one person working on it.  What are guys so busy doing with sponge?
<Zidane> Dunno, I've been seeking to drop this project and was looking elsewhere.
<ltp> When I get the mod loader working, which is a pain because eclipse doesn't work with agents correctly
<HassanS6000> blood_, what did you make the max food level? 10 or 20?
<blood_> max? should be whatever
<blood_> default is 20
<ltp> Also, that completion percent is for the current target build, 1.0 alpha
<Zidane> Right ltp
<evilmidget38> blood_: What percent done is sponge?
<HassanS6000> blood_, when I set it to 20, I got an error.
<blood_> jesus, dont even know
<HassanS6000> It filled up the player's hunger bar
<Zidane> evilmidget38, less than 90.1%
<HassanS6000> But it threw an error with FoodStats
<blood_> more than half but definitely not 90% =)
<HassanS6000> ^
<ltp> Lol, evilmidget38 , are you trying to say sponge is lazy compared to me? 😂
<evilmidget38> Zidane: wow, you guys just must be really lazy or something.  Probably that Mumfrey guy's fault, he seems like he's holding everyone back.
<blood_> HassanS6000: paste me code and error
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<HassanS6000> blood_, let me first try with 10 and see what happens.
<HassanS6000> blood_, here's the error
<HassanS6000> http://pastebin.com/XPEjVz3G
<HassanS6000> Has nothing to do with what number you specify.
<Zidane> !gm func_75119_b
<ltp> Gtg I'm going to watch s8 of Doctor Who
<blood_> rofl client method
<blood_> clietn side i mean
<Zidane> Tsk blood_
<blood_> why why
<evilmidget38> lol
<blood_> it shouldnt be
<HassanS6000> lol
<HassanS6000> That's funny
<blood_> you can getSaturationLevel on server
<blood_> but set? NOPE
<blood_> ok i can work around this
<wizjany> looks like sponge is being held up by those nimrods over at forge
<ltp> Doctor Who fans ping me!
<blood_> ill just use the var instead of method
<wizjany> you should really just drop them and implement on quantum instead
<kashike> blood_: yeah, I don't understand why so much stuff is Client only with forge :P
<kashike> (@SideOnly)
<ltp> Season 9 hype lol k bye
<blood_> kashike: it is correct most of the time but there are a bunch of cases where it is wrong
<HassanS6000> blood_, xD nice fix
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<Spongie> [SpongeCommon] b​loodmc pushed 1 commit to master: http://git.io/vst3Z
<Spongie> SpongeCommon/master 33dc0b93: Fix setSaturationLevel failing on client-side with Sponge. (by b​loodshot)
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<Spongie> [Sponge] b​loodmc pushed 1 commit to master: http://git.io/vst3z
<Spongie> Sponge/master e2b4a082: Update SpongeCommon ref. (by b​loodshot)
<blood_> there , should work
<simon816> I must be getting de ja vu https://github.com/SpongePowered/SpongeCommon/commit/e8ef1295
<blood_> don't need AT for that
<blood_> didn't realize there was a ticket
<blood_> oops
<simon816> that was for the last data api implementation
<kashike> hehe
<blood_> ah fooled me
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<blood_> i guess that explains why it is public =)
<simon816> yep
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<Spongie> [SpongeCommon] b​loodmc assigned PR #85: [WIP] Added implementation of additional world management API's (http://git.io/vqGQD)
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<HassanS6000> xD
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<Spongie> [SpongeAPI] J​BYoshi synchronize PR #772: Support for the resource pack implementation (http://git.io/vmjtO)
<Spongie> [SpongeCommon] J​BYoshi synchronize PR #100: Implement resource packs. (http://git.io/vmjyJ)
<blood_> kashike around?
<kashike> blood_: yup
<Dockter> Anyone remember in the server where the code is that if a player is standing in a collision box that it damages the player?
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<HassanS6000> Dockter, it's in the entity iirc
<HassanS6000> or whatever the collision box belongs to..
<HassanS6000> wait no. I misread, you meant what actually damages the player
<HassanS6000> Sorry, idk
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<kashike> Dockter: for blocks? Entity#doBlockCollisions
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<blood_> kashike: https://gist.github.com/bloodmc/a8a6cf377a84a414dd63
<kashike> blood_: I assume there is an `unloadWorld` method?
<blood_> yup
<kashike> looks good
<kashike> blood_: line 10
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<kashike> extra space in the <li>
<kashike> at the end
<blood_> k
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<Spongie> [SpongeCommon] g​abizou pushed 2 commits to feature/data: http://git.io/vst0Y
<Spongie> SpongeCommon/feature/data d0035180: Start multi-registration for ValueProcessors. This may change. (by G​abriel Harris-Rouquette)
<Spongie> [SpongeCommon] g​abizou synchronize PR #132: [WIP] Multi Processor Registration (http://git.io/v3AEE)
<Spongie> SpongeCommon/feature/data dc1cafb7: Forcibly abstract registerStuff for data manipulators. (by G​abriel Harris-Rouquette)
<HassanS6000> blood_, is there a way to make a lightning strike?
<blood_> dont believe so
<blood_> not from API
<kashike> HassanS6000: spawn a EntityTypes.LIGHTNING
<kashike> most likely
<blood_> yea that should work
<HassanS6000> Thanks kashike
<HassanS6000> How to create an entity?
<HassanS6000> Do I need an entitybuilder or something
<HassanS6000> The method spawnEntity(Entity) in the type EntityUniverse is not applicable for the arguments (EntityType)
<kashike> https://docs.spongepowered.org/en/plugin/basics/entities/spawning.html
<kashike> :)
<HassanS6000> thanks :D
<Dockter> kashike, can't seem to locate it, btw, this is specifically for 1.7.10
<kashike> Dockter: 1.7.10 is a year old, move on
<kashike> :p
<Dockter> kashike, k, now that the stupid comments are out of the way,
<gabizou> ok, time to start merging feature/data into master
<gabizou> because reasons
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<kashike> gabizou: woooo
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<kashike> Dockter: the method exists in 1.7.10 as well
<Spongie> [SpongeAPI] g​abizou pushed 1 commit to feature/data: http://git.io/vstu1
<Spongie> SpongeAPI/feature/data 58071c21: Several minor changes to Data API. (by G​abriel Harris-Rouquette)
<kashike> Entity -> protected void doBlockCollisions()