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Fix class name reference in readme

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Nassim Jahnke 2023-03-30 08:20:03 +02:00
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@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ be compatible with Folia. However, there are plans to add API that
would allow Folia plugins to be compatible with Paper.
For example, the Bukkit Scheduler. The Bukkit Scheduler inherently
relies on a single main thread. Folia's RegionisedScheduler and Folia's
relies on a single main thread. Folia's RegionScheduler and Folia's
EntityScheduler allow scheduling of tasks to the "next tick" of whatever
region "owns" either a location or an entity. These could be implemented
on regular Paper, except they schedule to the main thread - in both cases,
@ -121,11 +121,11 @@ prevent and find these bugs is to make bad accesses fail _hard_ at the
source of the bad access.
This means that Folia compatible plugins need to take advantage of
API like the RegionisedScheduler and the EntityScheduler to ensure
API like the RegionScheduler and the EntityScheduler to ensure
their code is running on the correct thread context.
In general, it is safe to assume that a region owns chunk data
in an approximate 8 chunks from the source of an event (i.e player
in an approximate 8 chunks from the source of an event (i.e. player
breaks block, can probably access 8 chunks around that block). But,
this is not guaranteed - plugins should take advantage of upcoming
thread-check API to ensure correct behavior.
@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ specifically entity/chunk/poi data, and is entirely unrelated
to **ANY** plugin data.
Normal multithreading rules apply to data that plugins store/access
their own data or another plugin's - events/commands/etc are called
their own data or another plugin's - events/commands/etc. are called
in _parallel_ because regions are ticking in _parallel_ (we CANNOT
call them in a synchronous fashion, as this opens up deadlock issues
and would handicap performance). There are no easy ways out of this,