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The Remapper. A server side system that, under ideal circumstances, no one should know it even exists. It's the thing that makes sure your world doesn't go bonkers from installing or removing a mod that adds blocks or items. | The Remapper. A server side system that, under ideal circumstances, no one should know it even exists. It's the thing that makes sure your world doesn't go bonkers from installing or removing a mod that adds blocks or items. | ||
Let's say a user wants to craft | Let's say a user wants to craft your modded in Uberbasket. A modder would want to write a recipe that tells the game which item should get created. This is done by referencing the items unique code - a sequence of letters, usually a written word separated by dashes. | ||
However those codes do not store very efficiently and thus, in order to reduce memory usage, the engine internally assigns a per-world unique number to each item and block, then stores a mapping from code to id into the save game. Like this, just to give you an idea. | However those codes do not store very efficiently and thus, in order to reduce memory usage, the engine internally assigns a per-world unique number to each item and block, then stores a mapping from code to id into the save game. Like this, just to give you an idea. | ||
