CLASS net/minecraft/class_1945 net/minecraft/world/ModifiableWorld
	COMMENT Represents a modifable world where block states can be changed and entities spawned.
	METHOD method_22352 breakBlock (Lnet/minecraft/class_2338;Z)Z
		ARG 1 pos
		ARG 2 drop
	METHOD method_30092 setBlockState (Lnet/minecraft/class_2338;Lnet/minecraft/class_2680;II)Z
		COMMENT Updates the block state at a position, calling appropriate callbacks.
		COMMENT
		COMMENT <p>When called on the server, the new block state is stored and propagated to clients and listeners as dictated
		COMMENT by the supplied flags. Note that calling this on the client will update the world locally, but may not see the
		COMMENT change persisted across loads. It's recommended to check whether this world is client before
		COMMENT interacting with the world in this way.</p>
		COMMENT
		COMMENT <p>Accepted values of the flags are a bitset combination of the following:</p>
		COMMENT <ul>
		COMMENT <li>0b0000001 // 1 - PROPAGATE_CHANGE - Propagates a change event to surrounding blocks.</li>
		COMMENT <li>0b0000010 // 2 - NOTIFY_LISTENERS - Notifies listeners and clients who need to react when the block changes</li>
		COMMENT <li>0b0000100 // 4 - NO_REDRAW - Used in conjunction with NOTIFY_LISTENERS to suppress the render pass on clients.</li>
		COMMENT <li>0b0001000 // 8 - REDRAW_ON_MAIN_THREAD - Forces a synchronous redraw on clients.</li>
		COMMENT <li>0b0010000 // 16 - FORCE_STATE - Bypass virtual block state changes and forces the passed state to be stored as-is.</li>
		COMMENT <li>0b0100000 // 32 - SKIP_DROPS - Prevents the previous block (container) from dropping items when destroyed.</li>
		COMMENT <li>0b1000000 // 64 - MOVED - Signals that the current block is being moved to a different location, usually because of a piston.</li>
		COMMENT </ul>
		ARG 1 pos
			COMMENT the target position
		ARG 2 state
			COMMENT the block state to set
		ARG 3 flags
			COMMENT the bitwise flag combination, as described above
		ARG 4 maxUpdateDepth
			COMMENT the limit for the cascading block updates
	METHOD method_8649 spawnEntity (Lnet/minecraft/class_1297;)Z
		ARG 1 entity
	METHOD method_8650 removeBlock (Lnet/minecraft/class_2338;Z)Z
		ARG 1 pos
		ARG 2 move
	METHOD method_8651 breakBlock (Lnet/minecraft/class_2338;ZLnet/minecraft/class_1297;)Z
		ARG 1 pos
		ARG 2 drop
		ARG 3 breakingEntity
	METHOD method_8652 setBlockState (Lnet/minecraft/class_2338;Lnet/minecraft/class_2680;I)Z
		COMMENT Updates the block state at a position, calling appropriate callbacks.
		COMMENT
		COMMENT <p>When called on the server, the new block state is stored and propagated to clients and listeners as dictated
		COMMENT by the supplied flags. Note that calling this on the client will update the world locally, but may not see the
		COMMENT change persisted across loads. It's recommended to check whether this world is client before
		COMMENT interacting with the world in this way.</p>
		COMMENT
		COMMENT <p>Accepted values of the flags are a bitset combination of the following:</p>
		COMMENT <ul>
		COMMENT <li>0b0000001 // 1 - PROPAGATE_CHANGE - Propagates a change event to surrounding blocks.</li>
		COMMENT <li>0b0000010 // 2 - NOTIFY_LISTENERS - Notifies listeners and clients who need to react when the block changes</li>
		COMMENT <li>0b0000100 // 4 - NO_REDRAW - Used in conjunction with NOTIFY_LISTENERS to suppress the render pass on clients.</li>
		COMMENT <li>0b0001000 // 8 - REDRAW_ON_MAIN_THREAD - Forces a synchronous redraw on clients.</li>
		COMMENT <li>0b0010000 // 16 - FORCE_STATE - Bypass virtual block state changes and forces the passed state to be stored as-is.</li>
		COMMENT <li>0b0100000 // 32 - SKIP_DROPS - Prevents the previous block (container) from dropping items when destroyed.</li>
		COMMENT <li>0b1000000 // 64 - MOVED - Signals that the current block is being moved to a different location, usually because of a piston.</li>
		COMMENT </ul>
		ARG 1 pos
			COMMENT the target position
		ARG 2 state
			COMMENT the block state to set
		ARG 3 flags
			COMMENT the bitwise flag combination, as described above