Closed newtykip closed 1 year ago
Thanks! The DataExtractor was always a bit janky (the source-parser even more so). I used the dummy world technique before because it felt wrong to auto-accept the EULA in a script, but oh well, it's cleaner and easier this way.
Thanks! The DataExtractor was always a bit janky (the source-parser even more so). I used the dummy world technique before because it felt wrong to auto-accept the EULA in a script, but oh well, it's cleaner and easier this way.
If the auto-acceptance of the EULA is that big of a deal you could just ask for user confirmation in the script. I just kinda assumed anyone who would want to run that script in the first place would consent.
Closes #2.
I also rewrote the logic for the data extractor such that it no longer needs a dummy world - for some reason I kept having issues with the damagetype registry when using that method on 1.20.1