Change height checks to integrated MC method #601
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This effectively still checks if its 0<=y<256, just as separate checks for 0 and world.getHeight() would do. But by using this, mods like CubicChunks which modify the height limits can change the result of the world.isOutsideBuildHeight() for easy compatibility.
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Could make a copy of this PR for CC:Tweaked too (if this bugfix already wasnt added there)? |
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CC:T should have these patches already. That said, I've never actually tested whether it's sufficient to ensure compat with CubicChunks. |
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You are right, thank you. I did not know about CC:Tweaked though, is there any web presence other than your github? When looking for the current version of CC, I did not find anything about it either. EDIT: Ok, found it on Curseforge now that I knew where to look. I hope it gets known better! |
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This effectively still checks if the target position is 0<=y<256, just as separate checks for 0 and world.getHeight() would do.
But by using this, mods like CubicChunks which modify the world's height limits can change the result of the world.isOutsideBuildHeight() for easy compatibility.