Mod.EventHandler (Forge API)

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```
@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
-@Target(value=METHOD)
-public static @interface Mod.EventHandler
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Marks the associated method as handling an FML lifecycle event. - The method must have a single parameter, one of the following types. This annotation - replaces the multiple different annotations that previously were used. - - Current event classes. This first section is standard lifecycle events. They are dispatched - at various phases as the game starts. Each event should have information useful to that - phase of the lifecycle. They are fired in this order. - - These suggestions are mostly just suggestions on what to do in each event. -
- FMLPreInitializationEvent : Run before anything else. Read your config, create blocks, - items, etc, and register them with the GameRegistry.
- FMLInitializationEvent : Do your mod setup. Build whatever data structures you care about. Register recipes, - send FMLInterModComms messages to other mods.
- FMLPostInitializationEvent : Handle interaction with other mods, complete your setup based on this.
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These are the server lifecycle events. They are fired whenever a server is running, or about to run. Each time a server - starts they will be fired in this sequence. -
- FMLServerAboutToStartEvent : Use if you need to handle something before the server has even been created.
- FMLServerStartingEvent : Do stuff you need to do to set up the server. register commands, tweak the server.
- FMLServerStartedEvent : Do what you need to with the running server.
- FMLServerStoppingEvent : Do what you need to before the server has started it's shutdown sequence.
- FMLServerStoppedEvent : Do whatever cleanup you need once the server has shutdown. Generally only useful - on the integrated server.
- The second set of events are more specialized, for receiving notification of specific - information. -
- FMLFingerprintViolationEvent : Sent just before FMLPreInitializationEvent - if something is wrong with your mod signature
- FMLInterModComms.IMCEvent : Sent just after FMLInitializationEvent if you have IMC messages waiting - from other mods
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Annotation Type Mod.EventHandler