Examples of gwlpr.protocol.util.WorldPosition

gwlpr.protocol.util.WorldPosition
Represents a world position (3 coords, 1 plane?) @author _rusty

        p.uLong = 4;
        p.single = 5.0F;
        p.vec2 = new Vector2(6.0F, 7.0F);
        p.vec3 = new Vector3(8.0F, 9.0F, 10.0F);
        p.vec4 = new Vector4(11.0F, 12.0F, 13.0F, 14.0F);
        p.dw3 = new WorldPosition(15.0F, 16.0F, 17.0F, 18);
        p.vint = 19;
        p.ascii = "20";
        p.utf16 = "21";
        p.constBuf = new byte[] {(byte)22, (byte)23};
        p.varBufPre1 = new byte[] {(byte)24, (byte)25, (byte)26};

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        @Override
        protected void put(ByteBuf buf, Object object)
                throws Exception
        { 
            WorldPosition wp = (WorldPosition)field.get(object);
            buf.writeFloat(wp.getX());
            buf.writeFloat(wp.getY());
            buf.writeFloat(wp.getZ());
            buf.writeInt((int)wp.getW());
        }

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        }
        
        @Override
        protected Object get(ByteBuf buf)
        {
            return buf.readableBytes() >= 16 ? new WorldPosition(buf.readFloat(), buf.readFloat(), buf.readFloat(), buf.readUnsignedInt()) : null;
        }

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