* Initial attempt
* Rewrite of the rewrite
* First working implementation
* Far better working implementation
* Clean up imports
* Remove commented code
* Cleanup code; change things
* Remove unused imports
* Cleanup code
* Add licenses; add comment
* More cleanup
* Clarifications
* It complained about a JavaDoc comment
* Update access permissions
* Switch from reflections to iteration over BlockEntityTranslators
Java Edition includes the bed color in the namespaced ID; in Bedrock edition it's one of the tag values as a block entity. This code involves creating a table between block states and bed color numbers and looking that up on chunk load or block update.
Since signs are not sent as block (tile) entities in chunks when it comes to later Minecraft versions, caching and sending the signs after the chunk packet has been sent was the only way to fix this. Sign data sending has intentionally been delayed in JavaUpdateTileEntityTranslator in the event that a chunk takes a long time to send and the block entity data is sent first.
Most block entities should now *show up*. Some like signs will not as of yet, however when another player places one, they will display. Block entities are not yet fully functional and may only just be visible for the time being.
This does not fix chunks on its own, they're still very much a work in progress, however this commit should hopefully resolve a few issues. The client might still crash due to some invalid mappings (most likely), but this should bring us one step closer.
With hardcoded values for the chunks, the client wouldn't crash (which leads me to the conclusion stated above) and on the occasions that it would not time out, the chunks were empty.
Co-authored-by: SupremeMortal <suprememortal@users.noreply.github.com>