The goal is to replace use of CuboidClipboard with these new classes.
Support for entities, //flip, //rotate, and //distr still needs to be
re-implemented.
DataException was also removed from BaseBlock because The Base(...)
classes should be "dumb" blocks without any validation.
Platforms can declare certain capabilities and a suggested preference
for the platform for each capability. WorldEdit can then choose
the best platform for a given capability.
Examples of capabilities include providing configuration, registering
game hooks/events, performing changes to the world, or checking
permissions/authorization.
The Bukkit implementation supports the new entity API, but it has
not yet been tested. The Forge implementation does not support the
entity API yet.
At the moment, an UnsupportedOperationException is thrown for
Entity.getState() in some implementations, but use of an exception
should probably not be allowed.
BaseEntity is now an interface. It should not be possible to create
instances of BaseEntity because it may be implementation-specific.
The eventual goal is to add:
1. Support for mapping block, etc. names (minecraft:stone, etc.)
2. Proper support for entities in WorldEdit
3. Support for querying for metadata about a block, entity, etc.
4. Extent support to biomes, structures, and so on
Including:
* Update to new MCP names
* Adding of an build script (see maven 'forge' profile)
* Adding of an regeneration code
* Simplifying of the command registration
* Added command usage description to avoid empty help pages
* Added missing raw information
* Used a WeakReference as world reference to avoid keeping a world in memory
* Added mcmod.info
* Fixed player orientation
* Fixed printRaw not splitting the message correct
