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tutorial:persistent_states [2024/01/11 06:36] – Short AuthMe explanation jmanc3tutorial:persistent_states [2025/07/28 20:33] (current) – Begin update to 1.21.5 the...why...even...how
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 First, since the data will be saved on the 'server', (NOTE: that there is always a 'server' running even when you play offline, so don't be scared about that word), let's send a simple packet to the player when the server detects the player breaks a dirt block, and print it to the chat. First, since the data will be saved on the 'server', (NOTE: that there is always a 'server' running even when you play offline, so don't be scared about that word), let's send a simple packet to the player when the server detects the player breaks a dirt block, and print it to the chat.
  
-Modify your class which ''**implements ModInitializer**'' as follows:+For that, we need to define a Payload which ''**implements CustomPayload**'' as follows: 
 + 
 +<code java> 
 +import net.minecraft.network.PacketByteBuf; 
 +import net.minecraft.network.codec.PacketCodec; 
 +import net.minecraft.network.codec.PacketCodecs; 
 +import net.minecraft.network.packet.CustomPayload; 
 +import net.minecraft.util.Identifier; 
 + 
 +public record DirtBrokenPayload(Integer totalDirtBlocksBroken) implements CustomPayload { 
 +    public static final Identifier DIRT_BROKEN_ID = Identifier.of(MOD_ID, "dirt_broken"); 
 +    public static final CustomPayload.Id<DirtBrokenPayload> ID = new CustomPayload.Id<>(DIRT_BROKEN_ID); 
 +    public static final PacketCodec<PacketByteBuf, DirtBrokenPayload> CODEC = PacketCodec.tuple( 
 +            PacketCodecs.INTEGER, DirtBrokenPayload::totalDirtBlocksBroken, 
 +            DirtBrokenPayload::new); 
 + 
 +    @Override 
 +    public Id<? extends CustomPayload> getId() { 
 +        return ID; 
 +    } 
 +} 
 +</code> 
 + 
 +Next, modify your class which ''**implements ModInitializer**'' as follows:
  
 <code java> <code java>
 import net.fabricmc.api.ModInitializer; import net.fabricmc.api.ModInitializer;
 import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.event.player.PlayerBlockBreakEvents; import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.event.player.PlayerBlockBreakEvents;
-import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.networking.v1.PacketByteBufs; +import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.networking.v1.PayloadTypeRegistry;
-import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.networking.v1.ServerPlayConnectionEvents;+
 import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.networking.v1.ServerPlayNetworking; import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.networking.v1.ServerPlayNetworking;
 import net.minecraft.block.Blocks; import net.minecraft.block.Blocks;
-import net.minecraft.network.PacketByteBuf; 
 import net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer; import net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer;
 import net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity; import net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity;
-import net.minecraft.util.Identifier; 
  
 public class ExampleMod implements ModInitializer { public class ExampleMod implements ModInitializer {
  
-    public static final String MOD_ID = "your_unique_mod_id_change_me_please"; +    public static final String MOD_ID = "examplemod";
- +
-    public static final Identifier DIRT_BROKEN = new Identifier(MOD_ID, "dirt_broken");+
  
     private Integer totalDirtBlocksBroken = 0;     private Integer totalDirtBlocksBroken = 0;
  
-    @Override 
     public void onInitialize() {     public void onInitialize() {
 +        PayloadTypeRegistry.playS2C().register(DirtBrokenPayload.ID, DirtBrokenPayload.CODEC);
 +
         PlayerBlockBreakEvents.AFTER.register((world, player, pos, state, entity) -> {         PlayerBlockBreakEvents.AFTER.register((world, player, pos, state, entity) -> {
             if (state.getBlock() == Blocks.GRASS_BLOCK || state.getBlock() == Blocks.DIRT) {             if (state.getBlock() == Blocks.GRASS_BLOCK || state.getBlock() == Blocks.DIRT) {
-                // Increment the amount of dirt blocks that have been broken 
-                totalDirtBlocksBroken += 1; 
- 
                 // Send a packet to the client                 // Send a packet to the client
                 MinecraftServer server = world.getServer();                 MinecraftServer server = world.getServer();
 +                assert server != null;
  
-                PacketByteBuf data = PacketByteBufs.create(); +                // Increment the amount of dirt blocks that have been broken 
-                data.writeInt(totalDirtBlocksBroken);+                totalDirtBlocksBroken += 1;
  
                 ServerPlayerEntity playerEntity = server.getPlayerManager().getPlayer(player.getUuid());                 ServerPlayerEntity playerEntity = server.getPlayerManager().getPlayer(player.getUuid());
                 server.execute(() -> {                 server.execute(() -> {
-                    ServerPlayNetworking.send(playerEntity, DIRT_BROKEN, data);+                    assert playerEntity != null; 
 +                    ServerPlayNetworking.send(playerEntity, new DirtBrokenPayload(totalDirtBlocksBroken));
                 });                 });
             }             }
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     * To send a packet we use: ''**ServerPlayNetworking.send**''. It takes three arguments; The ''**ServerPlayerEntity**''. An ''**Identifer**'' which is needed when sending a packet between server and client or client and server, and a ''**PacketByteBuf**'' which we are able to fill with arbritary data (that is: bools, ints, arrays, strings, and more). The ''**PacketByteBuf**'' is where we stuff the data we want to send across the line. In this case we send the total amount of dirt blocks that the server has seen broken.     * To send a packet we use: ''**ServerPlayNetworking.send**''. It takes three arguments; The ''**ServerPlayerEntity**''. An ''**Identifer**'' which is needed when sending a packet between server and client or client and server, and a ''**PacketByteBuf**'' which we are able to fill with arbritary data (that is: bools, ints, arrays, strings, and more). The ''**PacketByteBuf**'' is where we stuff the data we want to send across the line. In this case we send the total amount of dirt blocks that the server has seen broken.
  
-Next modify your class which ''**implements ClientModInitializer**'' as follows:+Finally, modify your class which ''**implements ClientModInitializer**'' as follows:
  
 <code java> <code java>
 import net.fabricmc.api.ClientModInitializer; import net.fabricmc.api.ClientModInitializer;
 import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.client.networking.v1.ClientPlayNetworking; import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.client.networking.v1.ClientPlayNetworking;
-import net.minecraft.text.Text; +import net.minecraft.client.network.ClientPlayerEntity; 
 +import net.minecraft.text.Text;
  
 public class ExampleModClient implements ClientModInitializer { public class ExampleModClient implements ClientModInitializer {
 +    private static void handleDirtBrokenPayload(DirtBrokenPayload payload, ClientPlayNetworking.Context context) {
 +        ClientPlayerEntity player = context.client().player;
 +        assert player != null;
 +        player.sendMessage(Text.literal("Total dirt blocks broken: " + payload.totalDirtBlocksBroken()), false);
 +    }
  
     @Override     @Override
     public void onInitializeClient() {     public void onInitializeClient() {
-        ClientPlayNetworking.registerGlobalReceiver(ExampleMod.DIRT_BROKEN, (client, handler, buf, responseSender) -> { +        ClientPlayNetworking.registerGlobalReceiver(DirtBrokenPayload.ID, ExampleModClient::handleDirtBrokenPayload);
-            int totalDirtBlocksBroken = buf.readInt(); +
-            client.execute(() -> { +
-                client.player.sendMessage(Text.literal("Total dirt blocks broken: " + totalDirtBlocksBroken)); +
-            }); +
-        });+
     }     }
 } }
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 <code java> <code java>
 import net.minecraft.nbt.NbtCompound; import net.minecraft.nbt.NbtCompound;
 +import net.minecraft.registry.RegistryWrapper;
 import net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer; import net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer;
 +import net.minecraft.server.world.ServerWorld;
 import net.minecraft.world.PersistentState; import net.minecraft.world.PersistentState;
-import net.minecraft.world.PersistentStateManager; 
 import net.minecraft.world.World; import net.minecraft.world.World;
  
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     public Integer totalDirtBlocksBroken = 0;     public Integer totalDirtBlocksBroken = 0;
- 
-    @Override 
-    public NbtCompound writeNbt(NbtCompound nbt) { 
-        nbt.putInt("totalDirtBlocksBroken", totalDirtBlocksBroken); 
-        return nbt; 
-    } 
 } }
 </code> </code>
  
-Note: ''**writeNbt**'' must be implemented when extending ''**PersistentState**''. In the function, you get passed in an ''**NbtCompound**'' which we are supposed to pack with the data we want saved to disk. In our case, we moved the ''**public Integer totalDirtBlocksBroken**'' variable we had created earlier into this file.+Note:  you must provide a `Codec` for your state when extending  `**PersistentState**`. The `Codec` will translate the state to and from nbt when saving and loading from the disk. In our case, we moved the  `**public Integer totalDirtBlocksBroken**`  variable we had created earlier into this file.
  
-  * ''**NbtCompound**'' doesn't just store ''**Integers**''. It has functions for strings, arrays, bools, floats, importantly other ''**NbtCompound**'''s as you'll see soon enough, and even arbitrary bytes. That means, if you want to store some ''**SuperCustomClass**'', what you should do is create a ''**new NbtCompound**'' and pack that new ''**NbtCompound**'' with the fields of your ''**SuperCustomClass**'' and then store it in the main ''**NbtCompound**'' you get passed in. (We're about to do just that!) +-   `Codec`s  doesn't just store  `**Integers**`. Default `Codec`s are provided for for strings, bools, floats, and other primitive building blocks, and you can write your own for custom types. That means, if you want to store some  `**SuperCustomClass**`, what you should do is create a  `**Codec**` for that class, and use that codec in the codec for your state class.
- +
-Next add the following function to that same file:+
  
 <code java> <code java>
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     // ... (Previously written code)     // ... (Previously written code)
  
-    public static StateSaverAndLoader createFromNbt(NbtCompound tag) { +    private StateSaverAndLoader() {
-        StateSaverAndLoader state = new StateSaverAndLoader(); +
-        state.totalDirtBlocksBroken = tag.getInt("totalDirtBlocksBroken"); +
-        return state;+
     }     }
 + 
 +    private StateSaverAndLoader(int totalDirtBlocksBroken) {
 +        this.totalDirtBlocksBroken = totalDirtBlocksBroken;
 +    }
 + 
 +    private int getTotalDirtBlocksBroken() {
 +        return totalDirtBlocksBroken;
 +    }
 + 
 +    private static final Codec<StateSaverAndLoader> CODEC = Codec.INT.fieldOf("totalDirtBlocksBroken").codec().xmap(
 +            StateSaverAndLoader::new, // create a new 'StateSaverAndLoader' from the stored number
 +            StateSaverAndLoader::getTotalDirtBlocksBroken // return the number from the 'StateSaverAndLoader' to be saved
 +    );
 } }
 </code> </code>
- +Now we just need to add one more utility function which hooks everything up together. This function will take a ''**MinecraftServer**'' and from it, get the ''**PersistentStateManager**''. ''**PersistentStateManager**'' has a function ''**getOrCreate**'' which will use our ''**MOD_ID**'' as a key to see if it has an instance of our ''**StateSaverAndLoader**'' or if it needs to create one. If it needs to create one, it'll call the function we just wrote ''**createFromNbt**'' passing in the previously saved-to-disk ''**NbtCompound**'' and a ''**RegistryWrapper.WrapperLookup**''. Ultimately the function returns the ''**StateSaverAndLoader**'' for the given ''**MinecraftServer**''.
-This function does the opposite of ''**writeNbt**''. It takes in an ''**NbtCompound**'' (the same one we wrote in ''**writeNbt**''), creates a brand ''**new StateSaverAndLoader**'' and stuffs it with the data inside the ''**NbtCompound**''. +
- +
-  * Note: how we pull out the int we stored earlier with ''**getInt**'' and how the string we pass in is the same one we used in ''**writeNbt**''. +
- +
-Now we just need to add one more utility function which hooks everything up together. This function will take a ''**MinecraftServer**'' and from it, get the ''**PersistentStateManager**''. ''**PersistentStateManager**'' has a function ''**getOrCreate**'' which will use our ''**MOD_ID**'' as a key to see if it has an instance of our ''**StateSaverAndLoader**'' or if it needs to create one. If it needs to create one, it'll call the function we just wrote ''**createFromNbt**'' passing in the previously saved-to-disk ''**NbtCompound**''. Ultimately the function returns the ''**StateSaverAndLoader**'' for the given ''**MinecraftServer**''.+
  
 <code java> <code java>
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     // ... (Previously written code)     // ... (Previously written code)
  
-    private static Type<StateSaverAndLoader> type = new Type<>( +    private static final PersistentStateType<StateSaverAndLoader> type = new PersistentStateType<>( 
-            StateSaverAndLoader::new, // If there's no 'StateSaverAndLoader' yet create one +            (String) ExampleMod.MOD_ID, 
-            StateSaverAndLoader::createFromNbt, // If there is a 'StateSaverAndLoader' NBT, parse it with 'createFromNbt'+            StateSaverAndLoader::new, // If there's no 'StateSaverAndLoader' yet create one and refresh variables 
 +            CODEC, // If there is a 'StateSaverAndLoader' NBT, parse it with 'CODEC'
             null // Supposed to be an 'DataFixTypes' enum, but we can just pass null             null // Supposed to be an 'DataFixTypes' enum, but we can just pass null
     );     );
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     public static StateSaverAndLoader getServerState(MinecraftServer server) {     public static StateSaverAndLoader getServerState(MinecraftServer server) {
         // (Note: arbitrary choice to use 'World.OVERWORLD' instead of 'World.END' or 'World.NETHER'.  Any work)         // (Note: arbitrary choice to use 'World.OVERWORLD' instead of 'World.END' or 'World.NETHER'.  Any work)
-        PersistentStateManager persistentStateManager = server.getWorld(World.OVERWORLD).getPersistentStateManager();+        ServerWorld serverWorld = server.getWorld(World.OVERWORLD); 
 +        assert serverWorld != null;
  
         // The first time the following 'getOrCreate' function is called, it creates a brand new 'StateSaverAndLoader' and         // The first time the following 'getOrCreate' function is called, it creates a brand new 'StateSaverAndLoader' and
         // stores it inside the 'PersistentStateManager'. The subsequent calls to 'getOrCreate' pass in the saved         // stores it inside the 'PersistentStateManager'. The subsequent calls to 'getOrCreate' pass in the saved
-        // 'StateSaverAndLoader' NBT on disk to our function 'StateSaverAndLoader::createFromNbt'. +        // 'StateSaverAndLoader' NBT on disk to the codec in our type, using the codec to decode the nbt into our state 
-        StateSaverAndLoader state = persistentStateManager.getOrCreate(type, ExampleMod.MOD_ID);+        StateSaverAndLoader state = serverWorld.getPersistentStateManager().getOrCreate(type);
  
-        // If state is not marked dirty, when Minecraft closes, 'writeNbt' won't be called and therefore nothing will be saved.+        // If state is not marked dirty, nothing will be saved when Minecraft closes.
         // Technically it's 'cleaner' if you only mark state as dirty when there was actually a change, but the vast majority         // Technically it's 'cleaner' if you only mark state as dirty when there was actually a change, but the vast majority
         // of mod writers are just going to be confused when their data isn't being saved, and so it's best just to 'markDirty' for them.         // of mod writers are just going to be confused when their data isn't being saved, and so it's best just to 'markDirty' for them.
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 <code java> <code java>
-import net.minecraft.nbt.NbtCompound;+import com.mojang.serialization.Codec; 
 import net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer; import net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer;
 +import net.minecraft.server.world.ServerWorld;
 import net.minecraft.world.PersistentState; import net.minecraft.world.PersistentState;
-import net.minecraft.world.PersistentStateManager;+import net.minecraft.world.PersistentStateType;
 import net.minecraft.world.World; import net.minecraft.world.World;
  
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     public Integer totalDirtBlocksBroken = 0;     public Integer totalDirtBlocksBroken = 0;
  
-    @Override +    private StateSaverAndLoader() {
-    public NbtCompound writeNbt(NbtCompound nbt) { +
-        nbt.putInt("totalDirtBlocksBroken", totalDirtBlocksBroken); +
-        return nbt;+
     }     }
  
-    public static StateSaverAndLoader createFromNbt(NbtCompound tag) { +    private StateSaverAndLoader(int totalDirtBlocksBroken) { 
-        StateSaverAndLoader state = new StateSaverAndLoader(); +        this.totalDirtBlocksBroken = totalDirtBlocksBroken;
-        state.totalDirtBlocksBroken = tag.getInt("totalDirtBlocksBroken"); +
-        return state;+
     }     }
  
-    private static Type<StateSaverAndLoader> type = new Type<>( +    private int getTotalDirtBlocksBroken() { 
-            StateSaverAndLoader::new, // If there's no 'StateSaverAndLoader' yet create one +        return totalDirtBlocksBroken; 
-            StateSaverAndLoader::createFromNbt, // If there is a 'StateSaverAndLoader' NBT, parse it with 'createFromNbt'+    } 
 + 
 +    private static final Codec<StateSaverAndLoader> CODEC = Codec.INT.fieldOf("totalDirtBlocksBroken").codec().xmap( 
 +            StateSaverAndLoader::new, // create a new 'StateSaverAndLoader' from the stored number 
 +            StateSaverAndLoader::getTotalDirtBlocksBroken // return the number from the 'StateSaverAndLoader' to be saved 
 +    ); 
 + 
 +    private static final PersistentStateType<StateSaverAndLoader> type = new PersistentStateType<>( 
 +            (String) ExampleMod.MOD_ID, 
 +            StateSaverAndLoader::new, // If there's no 'StateSaverAndLoader' yet create one and refresh variables 
 +            CODEC, // If there is a 'StateSaverAndLoader' NBT, parse it with 'CODEC'
             null // Supposed to be an 'DataFixTypes' enum, but we can just pass null             null // Supposed to be an 'DataFixTypes' enum, but we can just pass null
     );     );
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     public static StateSaverAndLoader getServerState(MinecraftServer server) {     public static StateSaverAndLoader getServerState(MinecraftServer server) {
         // (Note: arbitrary choice to use 'World.OVERWORLD' instead of 'World.END' or 'World.NETHER'.  Any work)         // (Note: arbitrary choice to use 'World.OVERWORLD' instead of 'World.END' or 'World.NETHER'.  Any work)
-        PersistentStateManager persistentStateManager = server.getWorld(World.OVERWORLD).getPersistentStateManager();+        ServerWorld serverWorld = server.getWorld(World.OVERWORLD); 
 +        assert serverWorld != null;
  
         // The first time the following 'getOrCreate' function is called, it creates a brand new 'StateSaverAndLoader' and         // The first time the following 'getOrCreate' function is called, it creates a brand new 'StateSaverAndLoader' and
         // stores it inside the 'PersistentStateManager'. The subsequent calls to 'getOrCreate' pass in the saved         // stores it inside the 'PersistentStateManager'. The subsequent calls to 'getOrCreate' pass in the saved
-        // 'StateSaverAndLoader' NBT on disk to our function 'StateSaverAndLoader::createFromNbt'. +        // 'StateSaverAndLoader' NBT on disk to the codec in our type, using the codec to decode the nbt into our state 
-        StateSaverAndLoader state = persistentStateManager.getOrCreate(type, ExampleMod.MOD_ID);+        StateSaverAndLoader state = serverWorld.getPersistentStateManager().getOrCreate(type);
  
-        // If state is not marked dirty, when Minecraft closes, 'writeNbt' won't be called and therefore nothing will be saved.+        // If state is not marked dirty, nothing will be saved when Minecraft closes.
         // Technically it's 'cleaner' if you only mark state as dirty when there was actually a change, but the vast majority         // Technically it's 'cleaner' if you only mark state as dirty when there was actually a change, but the vast majority
         // of mod writers are just going to be confused when their data isn't being saved, and so it's best just to 'markDirty' for them.         // of mod writers are just going to be confused when their data isn't being saved, and so it's best just to 'markDirty' for them.
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 import net.fabricmc.api.ModInitializer; import net.fabricmc.api.ModInitializer;
 import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.event.player.PlayerBlockBreakEvents; import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.event.player.PlayerBlockBreakEvents;
-import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.networking.v1.PacketByteBufs; +import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.networking.v1.PayloadTypeRegistry;
-import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.networking.v1.ServerPlayConnectionEvents;+
 import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.networking.v1.ServerPlayNetworking; import net.fabricmc.fabric.api.networking.v1.ServerPlayNetworking;
 import net.minecraft.block.Blocks; import net.minecraft.block.Blocks;
-import net.minecraft.network.PacketByteBuf; 
 import net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer; import net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer;
 import net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity; import net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity;
-import net.minecraft.util.Identifier; 
  
 public class ExampleMod implements ModInitializer { public class ExampleMod implements ModInitializer {
  
-    public static final String MOD_ID = "your_unique_mod_id_change_me_please";+    public static final String MOD_ID = "examplemod";
  
-    public static final Identifier DIRT_BROKEN = new Identifier(MOD_ID, "dirt_broken");+    public void onInitialize() { 
 +        PayloadTypeRegistry.playS2C().register(DirtBrokenPayload.ID, DirtBrokenPayload.CODEC);
  
-    @Override 
-    public void onInitialize() { 
         PlayerBlockBreakEvents.AFTER.register((world, player, pos, state, entity) -> {         PlayerBlockBreakEvents.AFTER.register((world, player, pos, state, entity) -> {
             if (state.getBlock() == Blocks.GRASS_BLOCK || state.getBlock() == Blocks.DIRT) {             if (state.getBlock() == Blocks.GRASS_BLOCK || state.getBlock() == Blocks.DIRT) {
-                StateSaverAndLoader serverState = StateSaverAndLoader.getServerState(world.getServer()); 
-                // Increment the amount of dirt blocks that have been broken 
-                serverState.totalDirtBlocksBroken += 1; 
- 
                 // Send a packet to the client                 // Send a packet to the client
                 MinecraftServer server = world.getServer();                 MinecraftServer server = world.getServer();
 +                assert server != null;
  
-                PacketByteBuf data = PacketByteBufs.create(); +                // Increment the amount of dirt blocks that have been broken 
-                data.writeInt(serverState.totalDirtBlocksBroken);+                StateSaverAndLoader serverState = StateSaverAndLoader.getServerState(server); 
 +                serverState.totalDirtBlocksBroken += 1;
  
                 ServerPlayerEntity playerEntity = server.getPlayerManager().getPlayer(player.getUuid());                 ServerPlayerEntity playerEntity = server.getPlayerManager().getPlayer(player.getUuid());
                 server.execute(() -> {                 server.execute(() -> {
-                    ServerPlayNetworking.send(playerEntity, DIRT_BROKEN, data);+                    assert playerEntity != null; 
 +                    ServerPlayNetworking.send(playerEntity, new DirtBrokenPayload(serverState.totalDirtBlocksBroken));
                 });                 });
             }             }
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 public class ExampleMod implements ModInitializer { public class ExampleMod implements ModInitializer {
  
-    public static final String MOD_ID = "your_unique_mod_id_change_me_please";+    public static final String MOD_ID = "examplemod";
  
     public static final Identifier DIRT_BROKEN = new Identifier(MOD_ID, "dirt_broken");     public static final Identifier DIRT_BROKEN = new Identifier(MOD_ID, "dirt_broken");
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         PlayerBlockBreakEvents.AFTER.register((world, player, pos, state, entity) -> {         PlayerBlockBreakEvents.AFTER.register((world, player, pos, state, entity) -> {
             if (state.getBlock() == Blocks.GRASS_BLOCK || state.getBlock() == Blocks.DIRT) {             if (state.getBlock() == Blocks.GRASS_BLOCK || state.getBlock() == Blocks.DIRT) {
-                StateSaverAndLoader serverState = StateSaverAndLoader.getServerState(world.getServer());+                // Send a packet to the client 
 +                MinecraftServer server = world.getServer(); 
 +                assert server != null; 
 +                 
 +                StateSaverAndLoader serverState = StateSaverAndLoader.getServerState(server);
                 // Increment the amount of dirt blocks that have been broken                 // Increment the amount of dirt blocks that have been broken
                 serverState.totalDirtBlocksBroken += 1;                 serverState.totalDirtBlocksBroken += 1;
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                 PlayerData playerState = StateSaverAndLoader.getPlayerState(player);                 PlayerData playerState = StateSaverAndLoader.getPlayerState(player);
                 playerState.dirtBlocksBroken += 1;                 playerState.dirtBlocksBroken += 1;
- 
-                // Send a packet to the client 
-                MinecraftServer server = world.getServer(); 
  
                 PacketByteBuf data = PacketByteBufs.create();                 PacketByteBuf data = PacketByteBufs.create();
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 </code> </code>
  
-If you ran the client now, it would seem as if everything is working, but we are forgetting a crucial step: We haven't updated our ''**writeNbt**'' and ''**createFromNbt**'' to save and load our hashmap.+If you ran the client now, it would seem as if everything is working, but we are forgetting a crucial step: We haven't updated our ''**writeNbt**'', ''**createFromNbt**'' and ''**createNew**'' to save and load our hashmap.
  
 The updated functions are as follows: The updated functions are as follows:
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     }     }
  
-    public static StateSaverAndLoader createFromNbt(NbtCompound tag) {+    public static StateSaverAndLoader createFromNbt(NbtCompound tag, RegistryWrapper.WrapperLookup registryLookup) {
         StateSaverAndLoader state = new StateSaverAndLoader();         StateSaverAndLoader state = new StateSaverAndLoader();
         state.totalDirtBlocksBroken = tag.getInt("totalDirtBlocksBroken");         state.totalDirtBlocksBroken = tag.getInt("totalDirtBlocksBroken");
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         });         });
  
 +        return state;
 +    }
 +    
 +    public static StateSaverAndLoader createNew() {
 +        StateSaverAndLoader state = new StateSaverAndLoader();
 +        state.totalDirtBlocksBroken = 0;
 +        state.players = new HashMap<>();
         return state;         return state;
     }     }
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     }     }
  
-    public static StateSaverAndLoader createFromNbt(NbtCompound tag) {+    public static StateSaverAndLoader createFromNbt(NbtCompound tag, RegistryWrapper.WrapperLookup registryLookup) {
         StateSaverAndLoader state = new StateSaverAndLoader();         StateSaverAndLoader state = new StateSaverAndLoader();
         state.totalDirtBlocksBroken = tag.getInt("totalDirtBlocksBroken");         state.totalDirtBlocksBroken = tag.getInt("totalDirtBlocksBroken");
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         });         });
  
 +        return state;
 +    }
 +    
 +    public static StateSaverAndLoader createNew() {
 +        StateSaverAndLoader state = new StateSaverAndLoader();
 +        state.totalDirtBlocksBroken = 0;
 +        state.players = new HashMap<>();
         return state;         return state;
     }     }
  
     private static Type<StateSaverAndLoader> type = new Type<>(     private static Type<StateSaverAndLoader> type = new Type<>(
-            StateSaverAndLoader::new, // If there's no 'StateSaverAndLoader' yet create one+            StateSaverAndLoader::createNew, // If there's no 'StateSaverAndLoader' yet create one and refresh variables
             StateSaverAndLoader::createFromNbt, // If there is a 'StateSaverAndLoader' NBT, parse it with 'createFromNbt'             StateSaverAndLoader::createFromNbt, // If there is a 'StateSaverAndLoader' NBT, parse it with 'createFromNbt'
             null // Supposed to be an 'DataFixTypes' enum, but we can just pass null             null // Supposed to be an 'DataFixTypes' enum, but we can just pass null
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 ==== Important Caveat ==== ==== Important Caveat ====
  
-  * Each time you restart the minecraft client with fabric, you're assigned a new random UUID each launch, so it may seem like our code is not working because it's pulling data for a new UUID never before seen. If you want to verify everything is working correctly, download [[https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/auth-me|AuthMe]] and drop the ''AuthMe.jar'' into run/mods. Login to your Minecraft account from the multiplayer screen. This will now change the random UUID to your actual UUID and therefore you can test if the data is correctly saved and associated with one UUID even across restarts. (You don't have to keep doing this, once you've verified once that, if the UUID is the same across launches, the data is correcectly saved, you can just develop the mod normally safe in the knowledge that your data will be saved)+  * Each time you restart the minecraft client with fabric, you're assigned a new random UUID each launch, so it may seem like our code is not working because it's pulling data for a new UUID never before seen. If you want to verify everything is working correctly, download [[https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/auth-me|AuthMe]] and drop the ''AuthMe.jar'' into run/mods. Login to your Minecraft account from the multiplayer screen. This will now change the random UUID to your actual UUID and therefore you can test if the data is correctly saved and associated with one UUID even across restarts. (You don't have to keep doing this, once you've verified once that, if the UUID is the same across launches, the data is correctly saved, you can just develop the mod normally safe in the knowledge that your data will be saved)
  
 Just remember if you add new fields to ''**PlayerData**'' or ''**StateSaveAndLoader**'' you need to correctly do the work of writing and loading those fields in the ''**writeNbt**'' and ''**createFromNbt**'' functions //always//. If you forget this step, your data won't be properly saved or loaded from disk. Just remember if you add new fields to ''**PlayerData**'' or ''**StateSaveAndLoader**'' you need to correctly do the work of writing and loading those fields in the ''**writeNbt**'' and ''**createFromNbt**'' functions //always//. If you forget this step, your data won't be properly saved or loaded from disk.
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 public class ExampleMod implements ModInitializer { public class ExampleMod implements ModInitializer {
  
-    public static final String MOD_ID = "your_unique_mod_id_change_me_please";+    public static final String MOD_ID = "examplemod";
  
     public static final Identifier DIRT_BROKEN = new Identifier(MOD_ID, "dirt_broken");     public static final Identifier DIRT_BROKEN = new Identifier(MOD_ID, "dirt_broken");
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         PlayerBlockBreakEvents.AFTER.register((world, player, pos, state, entity) -> {         PlayerBlockBreakEvents.AFTER.register((world, player, pos, state, entity) -> {
             if (state.getBlock() == Blocks.GRASS_BLOCK || state.getBlock() == Blocks.DIRT) {             if (state.getBlock() == Blocks.GRASS_BLOCK || state.getBlock() == Blocks.DIRT) {
-                StateSaverAndLoader serverState = StateSaverAndLoader.getServerState(world.getServer());+                // Send a packet to the client 
 +                MinecraftServer server = world.getServer(); 
 +                assert server != null; 
 +                 
 +                StateSaverAndLoader serverState = StateSaverAndLoader.getServerState(server);
                 // Increment the amount of dirt blocks that have been broken                 // Increment the amount of dirt blocks that have been broken
                 serverState.totalDirtBlocksBroken += 1;                 serverState.totalDirtBlocksBroken += 1;
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                 PlayerData playerState = StateSaverAndLoader.getPlayerState(player);                 PlayerData playerState = StateSaverAndLoader.getPlayerState(player);
                 playerState.dirtBlocksBroken += 1;                 playerState.dirtBlocksBroken += 1;
- 
-                // Send a packet to the client 
-                MinecraftServer server = world.getServer(); 
  
                 PacketByteBuf data = PacketByteBufs.create();                 PacketByteBuf data = PacketByteBufs.create();
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 ==== Important Caveat ==== ==== Important Caveat ====
  
-  * Each time you restart the minecraft client with fabric, you're assigned a new random UUID each launch, so it may seem like our code is not working because it's pulling data for a new UUID never before seen. If you want to verify everything is working correctly, download [[https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/auth-me|AuthMe]] and drop the ''AuthMe.jar'' into run/mods. Login to your Minecraft account from the multiplayer screen. This will now change the random UUID to your actual UUID and therefore you can test if the data is correctly saved and associated with one UUID even across restarts. (You don't have to keep doing this, once you've verified once that, if the UUID is the same across launches, the data is correcectly saved, you can just develop the mod normally safe in the knowledge that your data will be saved)+  * Each time you restart the minecraft client with fabric, you're assigned a new random UUID each launch, so it may seem like our code is not working because it's pulling data for a new UUID never before seen. If you want to verify everything is working correctly, download [[https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/auth-me|AuthMe]] and drop the ''AuthMe.jar'' into run/mods. Login to your Minecraft account from the multiplayer screen. This will now change the random UUID to your actual UUID and therefore you can test if the data is correctly saved and associated with one UUID even across restarts. (You don't have to keep doing this, once you've verified once that, if the UUID is the same across launches, the data is correctly saved, you can just develop the mod normally safe in the knowledge that your data will be saved)
  
 ====== More Involved Player Data ====== ====== More Involved Player Data ======
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     }     }
  
-    public static StateSaverAndLoader createFromNbt(NbtCompound tag) {+    public static StateSaverAndLoader createFromNbt(NbtCompound tag, RegistryWrapper.WrapperLookup registryLookup) {
         StateSaverAndLoader state = new StateSaverAndLoader();         StateSaverAndLoader state = new StateSaverAndLoader();
         state.totalDirtBlocksBroken = tag.getInt("totalDirtBlocksBroken");         state.totalDirtBlocksBroken = tag.getInt("totalDirtBlocksBroken");
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         });         });
  
 +        return state;
 +    }
 +    
 +    public static StateSaverAndLoader createNew() {
 +        StateSaverAndLoader state = new StateSaverAndLoader();
 +        state.totalDirtBlocksBroken = 0;
 +        state.players = new HashMap<>();
         return state;         return state;
     }     }
  
     private static Type<StateSaverAndLoader> type = new Type<>(     private static Type<StateSaverAndLoader> type = new Type<>(
-            StateSaverAndLoader::new, // If there's no 'StateSaverAndLoader' yet create one+            StateSaverAndLoader::createNew, // If there's no 'StateSaverAndLoader' yet create one and refresh variables
             StateSaverAndLoader::createFromNbt, // If there is a 'StateSaverAndLoader' NBT, parse it with 'createFromNbt'             StateSaverAndLoader::createFromNbt, // If there is a 'StateSaverAndLoader' NBT, parse it with 'createFromNbt'
             null // Supposed to be an 'DataFixTypes' enum, but we can just pass null             null // Supposed to be an 'DataFixTypes' enum, but we can just pass null
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 public class ExampleMod implements ModInitializer { public class ExampleMod implements ModInitializer {
  
-    public static final String MOD_ID = "your_unique_mod_id_change_me_please";+    public static final String MOD_ID = "examplemod";
  
     public static final Identifier DIRT_BROKEN = new Identifier(MOD_ID, "dirt_broken");     public static final Identifier DIRT_BROKEN = new Identifier(MOD_ID, "dirt_broken");
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         PlayerBlockBreakEvents.AFTER.register((world, player, pos, state, entity) -> {         PlayerBlockBreakEvents.AFTER.register((world, player, pos, state, entity) -> {
             if (state.getBlock() == Blocks.GRASS_BLOCK || state.getBlock() == Blocks.DIRT) {             if (state.getBlock() == Blocks.GRASS_BLOCK || state.getBlock() == Blocks.DIRT) {
-                StateSaverAndLoader serverState = StateSaverAndLoader.getServerState(world.getServer());+                // Send a packet to the client 
 +                MinecraftServer server = world.getServer(); 
 +                assert server != null; 
 +                 
 +                StateSaverAndLoader serverState = StateSaverAndLoader.getServerState(server);
                 // Increment the amount of dirt blocks that have been broken                 // Increment the amount of dirt blocks that have been broken
                 serverState.totalDirtBlocksBroken += 1;                 serverState.totalDirtBlocksBroken += 1;
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                 PlayerData playerState = StateSaverAndLoader.getPlayerState(player);                 PlayerData playerState = StateSaverAndLoader.getPlayerState(player);
                 playerState.dirtBlocksBroken += 1;                 playerState.dirtBlocksBroken += 1;
- 
-                // Send a packet to the client 
-                MinecraftServer server = world.getServer(); 
  
                 PacketByteBuf data = PacketByteBufs.create();                 PacketByteBuf data = PacketByteBufs.create();
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