- Is v3f1000 3 32-bit integers, that when divided by 1000, yield a floating point value, such as a player position? Is their endianness machine-specific?
- Where can I find annotated samples of the serialization formats for inventories, as well as node/object definitions?
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A few questions about serialization and data formats
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- rarkenin
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A few questions about serialization and data formats
I hope I haven't missed something in the doc folder, so here goes.
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rarkenin wrote:Is v3f1000 3 32-bit integers, that when divided by 1000, yield a floating point value, such as a player position?
yes.
Is their endianness machine-specific?
no. data is serialized in big-endian format.
Where can I find annotated samples of the serialization formats for inventories, as well as node/object definitions?
I am afraid you will probably have to look at the sourcecode for now.
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