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How to use getMonsterSpawnLimit method of be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.WorldMock class

Best MockBukkit code snippet using be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.WorldMock.getMonsterSpawnLimit

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getMonsterSpawnLimit

Using AI Code Generation

1import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertEquals;2import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.assertNotEquals;3import org.bukkit.World;4import org.junit.jupiter.api.BeforeEach;5import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;6import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.MockBukkit;7import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.ServerMock;8import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.WorldMock;9import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.entity.PlayerMock;10{11    private ServerMock server;12    private WorldMock world;13    public void setUp()14    {15        server = MockBukkit.mock();16        world = new WorldMock();17    }18    public void testMonsterSpawnLimit()19    {20        assertEquals(70, world.getMonsterSpawnLimit());21        world.setMonsterSpawnLimit(10);22        assertEquals(10, world.getMonsterSpawnLimit());23        world.setMonsterSpawnLimit(20);24        assertEquals(20, world.getMonsterSpawnLimit());25        world.setMonsterSpawnLimit(30);26        assertEquals(30, world.getMonsterSpawnLimit());27    }28}

getMonsterSpawnLimit

Using AI Code Generation

1public void testGetMonsterSpawnLimit() {2    WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();3    worldMock.setMonsterSpawnLimit(5);4    assertEquals(5, worldMock.getMonsterSpawnLimit());5}6public void testGetAnimalSpawnLimit() {7    WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();8    worldMock.setAnimalSpawnLimit(5);9    assertEquals(5, worldMock.getAnimalSpawnLimit());10}11public void testGetWaterAnimalSpawnLimit() {12    WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();13    worldMock.setWaterAnimalSpawnLimit(5);14    assertEquals(5, worldMock.getWaterAnimalSpawnLimit());15}16public void testGetWaterAmbientSpawnLimit() {17    WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();18    worldMock.setWaterAmbientSpawnLimit(5);19    assertEquals(5, worldMock.getWaterAmbientSpawnLimit());20}21public void testGetAmbientSpawnLimit() {22    WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();23    worldMock.setAmbientSpawnLimit(5);24    assertEquals(5, worldMock.getAmbientSpawnLimit());25}26public void testGetMonsterSpawnLimit() {27    WorldMock worldMock = new WorldMock();28    worldMock.setMonsterSpawnLimit(5);29    assertEquals(5, worldMock.getMonsterSpawnLimit());30}

getMonsterSpawnLimit

Using AI Code Generation

1import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.MockBukkit;2import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.ServerMock;3import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.WorldMock;4{5    public static void main(String[] args)6    {7        System.out.println("ExampleGetMonsterSpawnLimit");8        ServerMock server = MockBukkit.mock();9        WorldMock world = server.addSimpleWorld("world");10        int monsterSpawnLimit = world.getMonsterSpawnLimit();11        System.out.println("monsterSpawnLimit = " + monsterSpawnLimit);12        MockBukkit.unmock();13    }14}15MockBukkit on CurseForge (old)16MockBukkit on SpigotMC (old)17MockBukkit on BukkitDev (old)18MockBukkit on Bukkit (old)19MockBukkit on MinecraftForum (old)20MockBukkit on MinecraftForum (even older)21MockBukkit on BukkitWiki (old)22MockBukkit on BukkitWiki (even older)23MockBukkit on BukkitWiki (even even older)24MockBukkit on BukkitWiki (even even even older)25MockBukkit on BukkitWiki (even even even even older)26MockBukkit on BukkitWiki (even even even even even older)27MockBukkit on BukkitWiki (even even even even even even older)28MockBukkit on BukkitWiki (even even even even even even even older)29MockBukkit on BukkitWiki (even even even even even even even even older)30MockBukkit on BukkitWiki (even even even even even even even even even older)

getMonsterSpawnLimit

Using AI Code Generation

1public void spawnLimitTest() {2    WorldMock world = new WorldMock(Material.AIR, 10);3    world.setMonsterSpawnLimit(5);4    assertEquals(5, world.getMonsterSpawnLimit());5}6at org.junit.Assert.assertEquals(Assert.java:115)7at org.junit.Assert.assertEquals(Assert.java:144)8at net.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.WorldMockTest.spawnLimitTest(WorldMockTest.java:28)9public int getMonsterSpawnLimit() {10    return monsterSpawnLimit;11}12public void setMonsterSpawnLimit(int limit) {13    monsterSpawnLimit = limit;14}15public int getAnimalSpawnLimit() {16    return animalSpawnLimit;17}18public void setAnimalSpawnLimit(int limit) {19    animalSpawnLimit = limit;20}21public int getWaterAnimalSpawnLimit() {22    return waterAnimalSpawnLimit;23}24public void setWaterAnimalSpawnLimit(int limit) {25    waterAnimalSpawnLimit = limit;26}27public int getAmbientSpawnLimit() {28    return ambientSpawnLimit;29}30public void setAmbientSpawnLimit(int limit) {31    ambientSpawnLimit = limit;32}33public int getWaterAmbientSpawnLimit() {34    return waterAmbientSpawnLimit;35}

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