"Data" as in "Data Packs" is considered resource as well. * *
Here is a quick overview on the resource access and provision APIs of Minecraft: *
| Class | Usage | *
|---|---|
| {@link Resource} | *Accesses binary data. | *
| {@link ResourceFactory} | *Provides a resource given an {@link net.minecraft.util.Identifier}. | *
| {@link ResourceManager} | *Exposes more resource access in addition to being a {@link ResourceFactory}. | *
| {@link ResourceReloader} | *The most common accessor to resources, acting during "reloads" to set up in-game contents.
* This is usually implemented by mods using resources. |
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| {@link ReloadableResourceManager} | *Performs reloads and manages {@link ResourceReloader}s in addition to being a {@link ResourceManager}.
* Usually held by the game engine, it may be provided by the modding APIs as well. |
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| Class | Usage | *
|---|---|
| {@link ResourcePack} | *Provides binary data based on queries.
* They are usually single-use, created by {@link ResourcePackManager} and provided * to {@link ReloadableResourceManager} in each reload. |
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| {@link ResourcePackProfile} | *A user-friendly, persistent form of {@link ResourcePack}. Used to create resource * packs in reloads. | *
| {@link ResourcePackProvider} | *Provides {@link ResourcePackProfile}s, so they are taken account of during reloads.
* This is usually implemented by mods providing resources. |
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| {@link ResourcePackManager} | *Keeps track of {@link ResourcePackProvider}s and uses the profiles from the providers * to create {@link ResourcePack}s to send to {@link ReloadableResourceManager}s in each reload. | *
In addition to these APIs, this package includes implementation details of the resource system. */ package net.minecraft.resource;