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Base lobby

BaseLobby is the minimal data class every per-instance lobby extends. It holds the lobby id, the host UUID, the player set, the staging center block, the list of staging blocks (for tear-down), and the ScreenPlacement for the lobby’s wall-mounted info panel. Game-specific state (settings, ready flags, vote counts) lives in your subclass.

When to use it

Section titled “When to use it”
  • You’re writing a custom lobby class for a minigame and need the standard shape.
  • You’re reading lobby state in a phase handler and want the inherited fields.
  • You’re integrating with LobbyEngine which expects this shape.

API

Section titled “API”
package me.zlex.conduit.lobby;


public abstract class BaseLobby {
    public final UUID id;
    public final UUID hostId;
    public final Set<UUID> players;                  // LinkedHashSet — insertion-ordered
    public BlockPos stagingCenter;
    public final List<BlockPos> stagingBlocks;       // populated by LobbyStagingBuilder
    public ScreenPlacement screenPlacement;


    public BaseLobby(UUID id, UUID hostId);


    public boolean isHost(UUID id);
}

The host is automatically added to players in the constructor.

Example

Section titled “Example”
import me.zlex.conduit.lobby.BaseLobby;
import me.zlex.conduit.world.WorldSettings;


import java.util.UUID;


public final class MyLobby extends BaseLobby {


    public WorldSettings appliedSettings = WorldSettings.defaults();
    public WorldSettings pendingSettings = appliedSettings;
    public int roundCount = 3;


    public MyLobby(UUID id, UUID hostId) {
        super(id, hostId);
    }


    public boolean settingsDirty() {
        return !appliedSettings.equals(pendingSettings);
    }
}

Notes

Section titled “Notes”
  • players is a LinkedHashSet — iteration order matches insertion order, useful when rendering rosters.
  • The host is the only player guaranteed present at construction. Others join via LobbyEngine.join.
  • screenPlacement is null until you (or the lobby builder) compute it — typically right after building the staging box.
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