@minecraft/creator-tools/lib/info/CustomDimensionWorldDataInfoGenerator.d.ts

Minecraft Creator Tools command line and libraries.

import ProjectInfoItem from "./ProjectInfoItem";
import ProjectItem from "../app/ProjectItem";
import IProjectInfoItemGenerator from "./IProjectItemInfoGenerator";
import ProjectInfoSet from "./ProjectInfoSet";
import ContentIndex from "../core/ContentIndex";
import { IGeneratorOptions } from "./ProjectInfoSet";
export declare enum CustomDimensionWorldDataTest {
    nameIdMappingTableMissing = 101,
    vanillaDimensionChunkData = 102,
    unclaimedDimensionMappings = 103
}
export default class CustomDimensionWorldDataInfoGenerator implements IProjectInfoItemGenerator {
    #private;
    id: string;
    title: string;
    /**
     * Rule 102 ("Vanilla Dimension Chunk Data") is meaningful only when the
     * surrounding project is shaped like an add-on. For a standalone world
     * template — or any "general world data" project — Overworld/Nether/End
     * chunk data is normal and expected, not a defect.
     *
     * Delegates to the canonical {@link ProjectUtilities.getMetaCategory}, the
     * shared classifier used elsewhere (e.g. {@link TextureImageInfoGenerator})
     * to gate add-on-only validations. We use `getMetaCategory` rather than
     * `getIsAddon` because the latter excludes any project containing world
     * items — but this generator only ever runs on world items, so that check
     * would always fail. `getMetaCategory` evaluates pack shape independently
     * and returns `worldTemplate` (not `addOn`) when a template manifest is
     * present, which gives us the correct gating for free.
     *
     * Result is cached per Project for the lifetime of the generator instance.
     */
    private isAddOnContextForWorld;
    getTopicData(topicId: number): {
        title: string;
        description: string;
    };
    summarize(info: any, infoSet: ProjectInfoSet): void;
    generate(projectItem: ProjectItem, contentIndex: ContentIndex, options?: IGeneratorOptions): Promise<ProjectInfoItem[]>;
}