* Get rid of FastSchematicReader/Writer and document changed JNBT classes
This commit includes changes from upstream to the schematic classes
(`com.sk89q.worldedit.extent.clipboard.io`). It also documents the JNBT
classes, specifying what has been changed in FAWE. This was done in preparation
for the upcoming move to adventure-nbt.
The PlotSquared schematic handler classes will now use SpongeSchematicReader/Writer rather than FastSchematicReader/Writer.
This is yet untested and the entire branch is a W.I.P.
* Fix JNBT mutability misuse in FAWE
FAWE previously had mutable compound and list tags. The previous commit changed that, and this commit will fix misuse of the tag API.
I've tried to identify the places where mutability was assumed, but I might have missed something. This needs quite extensive testing.
This is yet another change which increases upstream compatibility in FAWE.
* Fix FAWE_Spigot_<..>#getEntity
* Fix JNBT usage in the AsyncBlockState code
* Readd FastSchematicReader/Writer and add a new schematic format (`FAST`)
* Update dead repository
* Implement missing AsyncChunk#getTileEntities
* handle entities properly and add "brokenentity" format
* Fix fast schematic reader
lazily reading means it's read in order of appearance in the inputstream so we need to read schematic version first (skip past everything) and then reset the stream
* Fix p2 FAWE
* Go back to fast schematics in P2/CompressedSchematicTag (#819)
* Fix compile
Co-authored-by: N0tMyFaultOG <mc.cache@web.de>
Co-authored-by: Alexander Söderberg <Sauilitired@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: dordsor21 <dordsor21@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Aurora <aurora@relanet.eu>
Lazy tags means tiles/ents are not translated into the nms NBTBase until it is needed. Should be faster in cases where getFullBlock is called, but nbt is not always needed.
Commands like Copy and Paste, where the input/output are both nms worlds, can entirely bypass WorldEdit translating to and from the WorldEdit JNBT classes.
This converts the project into a multi-module Gradle build.
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