World Directory (Builds upon #32).

[Rinnray]

Feature description

It builds upon #32.

There's the "Get current world's name" procedure, which I'm guessing came from #32. But it doesn't really get the worlds directory and solve the issue they described.
Yes, you can get it by using "Get the game directory" then add "/saves/" then the world name. But it's not really good, specially as that only solves it for when the mod is used in Singleplayer.

I'm trying to place world specific configs, so in the "serverconfig" directory.

It would be very nice if it got the entire path directly (like how "Get the game directory" works, it would solve if the server and client files are in the same directory, as it is in MCreator. If a world is named the same for singleplayer and multiplayer, the IF statement is gonna go for the first one that is true, but it might not even be the one that's in use.
But it would also make it less blocks needed trying to get the directory if it's in singleplayer or multiplayer.

But it would maybe also solve the issue when people create new worlds without naming them, since they get named "New world (N)" in the directory.
Right now it'll always just be named "New world" so no matter how many "New world (N)" it's always going to go for the first one made.

Maybe I'm just missing something, but I've gone through all the blocks and can't find a way to make it work as needed.

Issue tracker rule checks (please read carefully)

• I have checked that my feature request is not already suggested
• I have checked that my written content does not violate the publishing guidelines

[Rinnray]

I've done half the work to get this feature, it works client side. When I tested Server the game crashed.
This seems to be the thing for Client at least Minecraft.getInstance().getSingleplayerServer().getWorldPath(LevelResource.ROOT).toString()
I got no idea what I'm doing and just trying things out.

[Rinnray]

Lol, think the only reason it crashed was because I was testing it with the global "Player right click block".