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A compact list of integers with the given number of bits per entry.
A single chunk in a world (16*?*16 blocks). This only contains the blocks
and biomes. You can derive the height of the chunk from the number of
sections, but you need a
ChunkStorage to get the minimum Y coordinate.A storage of potentially infinite chunks in a world. Chunks are stored as
an
Arc<Mutex> so they can be shared across threads.An efficient storage of chunks for a client that has a limited render
distance. This has support for using a shared
WeakChunkStorage. If you
have an infinite render distance (like a server), you should use
ChunkStorage instead.Store a map of entities by ID. To get an iterator over all entities, use
storage.shared.read().entities WeakEntityStorage::entities.A storage for chunks where they’re only stored weakly, so if they’re not
actively being used somewhere else they’ll be forgotten. This is used for
shared worlds.
Weakly store entities in a world. If the entities aren’t being referenced
by anything else (like an
PartialEntityStorage), they’ll be forgotten.A world where the chunks are stored as weak pointers. This is used for
shared worlds.
A container of
WeakWorlds. Worlds are stored as a Weak pointer here, so
if no clients are using a world it will be forgotten.A world is a collection of chunks and entities. They’re called “levels” in
Minecraft’s source code.