The purpose of this interface is simply to provide instances of the API interfaces. Request an instance via IMC (see below). This interface supports p

The implementation of the API provider interface. Instances of this class are given to mods requesting an API provider and bound to that mod's name. T

Thrown in the case of an API name being unrecognized (ex. requesting 'zymbol-1') @author xcompwiz

Thrown in the case of an API version having been removed entirely and no longer supported. This can be interpreted as the request being for below the

Thrown in the case of an API version not being available (ex. requesting 'symbol-4096') @author xcompwiz

This is a standard sample implementation of a camera animator. It simply uses the target location as a LookAt target and does a fly pivot around it. I

This is a badly approximated "portal render" animator, which makes the camera move based on what direction the player is from some defined point. It d

Finds 16x16x16 chunks exposed to the passed chunk location. @author Ken Butler/shadowking97

@author Ken Butler/shadowking97

Our faithful proxy class. Allows for running code differently dependent on whether we are client- or server-side.

Called on the server side to allow mods to send dimension information to clients @author xcompwiz

Our camera entity. This is made a player so that we can replace the player client-side when doing rendering. At the bottom of the class we create a bu

Despite it's name, this isn't so much a doorway or window as it is a moving picture. More Harry Potter's portraits than Portal's portals. (Man I wish

@deprecated This interface will be removed in a future version. You should switch to the IWorldViewAPI2. @author xcompwiz

This class simply manages the construction and tracking of the API provider instances. The Mystcraft version was enormously more complex and did lots

This is the API wrapper (instance) class for the WorldView API at version 2. @author xcompwiz

This is the API wrapper (instance) class for the WorldView API at version 1. @author xcompwiz

This class handles the FML events. Primarily it is used to listen for tick events.

Based on code from Ken Butler/shadowking97

This class is the parent of the packet handling classes for our network communication. Mostly contains helper functions.

Based on code from Ken Butler/shadowking97

Based on code from Ken Butler/shadowking97

This class is a variant o nthe vanilla server packet dispatcher. We use it so that we can send data to cleitns in a limited (throttled) manner. This a

Available via "view-2" from the API provider @author xcompwiz

This is a bit of a magic class. We use it to build API instances (API wrappers). It requires that the target class have a constructor which takes a st