World persistence and .MCA region files #95
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Could there perhaps be Linear region file format support planned? |
Hey, What do you mean by Linear region file?. We definitly want to import and export Vanilla world files |
It's basically a modern alternative to the vanilla format that features better compression, better performance and it's just purely better. The docs can be found here |
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That is really cool, I think we most definitely should support it. |
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@Asurar0 any progress ? |
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Related to: #92
This pull request is intended to introduce a ChunkStorage actor, which will be responsible for retrieving and storing chunks to and from disk. The implementation of this feature is a crucial step towards achieving world persistence, a key requirement for Pumpkin to function as a vanilla server in the future.
Current state: