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--- tutorial:side [2022/02/09 16:56] – [Communication] grammar fix waffel
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 The logical client does rendering, sends player inputs to the server, handles resource packs, and partially simulates the game world. The server handles the core game logic, data packs, and maintains the true state of the game world.
-The client maintains a partial replica of the server's world, with copies of objects such as:<code>
+The client maintains a partial replica of the server's world, with copies of objects such as:<yarncode>
-net.minecraft.world.World
+net.minecraft.class_1937
-net.minecraft.entity.Entity
+net.minecraft.class_1297
-net.minecraft.block.entity.BlockEntity
+net.minecraft.class_2586
-</code>
+</yarncode>
 These replicated objects allow clients and servers to perform some common game logic. The client can interact with these objects while the server is responsible for keeping them in sync. Usually, to distinguish objects on the logical clients from the ones on the logical server you would access the world of the object and check its ''isClient'' field. This can be used to perform authoritative actions on the server such as spawning entities, and to simulate actions on the client. This technique is necessary to avoid desynchronization between the two logical sides.
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