Package org.spongepowered.api.event.world

Interface ChangeWorldBorderEvent

All Superinterfaces:

Cancellable, Event

All Known Subinterfaces:

ChangeWorldBorderEvent.Player, ChangeWorldBorderEvent.World

public interface ChangeWorldBorderEvent
extends Event, Cancellable

Fired when the world border changes for a Player or a World.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Interface	Description
static interface	ChangeWorldBorderEvent.Player	An event that is fired when a player's world border is changed.
static interface	ChangeWorldBorderEvent.World	Fired when a value on a world's WorldBorder is changed.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Optional<WorldBorder>	newBorder()	Gets the border that will be used as an Optional.
Optional<WorldBorder>	originalNewBorder()	Gets the border that was originally meant to be used as an Optional.
Optional<WorldBorder>	previousBorder()	Gets the border that was previously used as an Optional.
void	setNewBorder(WorldBorder worldBorder)	Sets the border that will be used.

Methods inherited from interface org.spongepowered.api.event.Cancellable

isCancelled, setCancelled

Methods inherited from interface org.spongepowered.api.event.Event

cause, context, source

Method Details

previousBorder

Optional<WorldBorder> previousBorder()

Gets the border that was previously used as an Optional. There may be no border set for the target (especially if it is a player), in which case, Optional.empty() is returned.

Returns:

The border that was previously in use, if there was one.

originalNewBorder

Optional<WorldBorder> originalNewBorder()

Gets the border that was originally meant to be used as an Optional. For some targets, the border may be unset and therefore they may not always have a border. It is in these instances that Optional.empty() is returned.

Returns:

The border that will be in use, if there is one.

newBorder

Optional<WorldBorder> newBorder()

Gets the border that will be used as an Optional. For some targets, the border may be unset and therefore they may not always have a border. It is in these instances that Optional.empty() is returned.

Returns:

The border that will be in use, if there is one.

setNewBorder

void setNewBorder(WorldBorder worldBorder)

Sets the border that will be used.

Parameters:

worldBorder - The border that will be used.