<td>Every so often (and at login) the server sends the current time to the client, and additionally the client can set the server time through 2 commands: DayLockCommand and TimeCommand</td>
<td> Sent from the server to client when the game is starting (or client joins), gives ids and current tick.<br> The player movement mode is also specified here, see ServerAuthMovementMode enum documentation for details on the modes. </td>
<td> For client authoritative and server authoritative movement modes, it is only intended as a client-bound packet.<br> It forces the player to a specified position with slightly different behavior depending on the position mode.<br> For similar packets that move the player, see also:<br> - CorrectPlayerMovePredictionPacket (server authoritative)<br> - SetActorMotionPacket<br></td>
<td>At the start of the game the server sends any mob effects with _sendAdditionalLevelData() if the joining player saved out with them, and then anytime a mob effect is added, removed, or updated this packet is sent.<br> It is important for player movement simulation to ensure that the following effects are sent for the player or any client predicted vehicle they are in control of:<br> - levitation<br> - slow_falling<br> - jump<br> - movement_speed<br> - movement_slowdown<br> - weaving</td>
<td> Occasionally updating player attributes (buffs/debuffs, health, etc)<br> The following attributes are important to supply with valid PlayerInputTick values for player movement simulation:<br> - movement_speed<br> - underwater_movement_speed<br> - lava_movement_speed<br> - jump_strength<br> - hunger<br></td>
<td>Sent for item interaction UI depending on if ItemStackNetManager is enabled as well as when the player uses items in gameplay. See ComplexInventoryTransaction::Type for more details</td>
<td>A bunch of things use this both server to client and can still be sent from the client if LocalPlayer's inventory doesn't match the inventory sent (deprecated pattern).</td>
<td>Sent from the client whenever the player performs an action (dashing, un-dashing, use an item, mine/hit, use a block, etc).<br> The expected actions change depending on the ServerAuthMovementMode specified in the StartGamePacket. See the PlayerActionType enum for details on which have differing behavior.<br> See also PlayerAuthInputPacket and InventoryTransactionPacket for similar types of player actions.</td>
<td>Sends the damage taken after armor is taken into account. This looks like it is trying to be phased out, this is not sent while the ItemStackNetManagerServer is active. </td>
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<td><ahref ="SetActorDataPacket.html">Set Actor Data</a></td>
<td>Regular Actor Data delta packets, sent from the level on tick, mob and actor during normal tick</td>
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<td><ahref ="SetActorMotionPacket.html">Set Actor Motion</a></td>
<td> This is used for the server to set the velocity of a client actor. It is primarily relevant for client predicted entities like the player or a boat or horse they are in control of. For most other actor types it does nothing.<br> This is one of the packets that can directly affect player motion, for others, see:<br> - MovePlayerPacket<br> - CorrectPlayerMovePredictionPacket </td>
<td>This is used for updating an entire container. Example uses include: player respawned, replace items command, 3rd party content calls sendInventory(), block picking.</td>
<td>Used to start a chunk transaction.Used to start a Chunk Transaction - sends a list of hashes for the chunks it needs to send, followed by border blocks, block entities, and biomes. </td>
<td>The server sends this packet from the level to kick off dimension changing process.</td>
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<td><ahref ="SetPlayerGameTypePacket.html">Set Player Game Type</a></td>
<td>The client handles the change of the UI element (the gametype dropdown, although this can be avoided by changing via command or on the server), </td>
<td>This is sent either if the user is creating a new map, if a map that exists cannot be found, or if the user is creating a locked copy of a map.</td>
<td>Sent from server whenever any combination of gamerules is changed. the underlying data is a vector of GameRules</td>
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<td><ahref ="CameraPacket.html">Camera</a></td>
<td>Used only in EDU through the tripod camera item or the TakePictureCommand. Sends the camera actor id and the target player id from the server.</td>
<td>After the client makes changes in the Structure Block Screen we tell the server to update based off of that. This only sent when you close the UI.</td>
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<td><ahref ="ShowStoreOfferPacket.html">Show Store Offer</a></td>
<td>Where we wnat the client to redirect the user. The server can redirect the user to a 3rd party server page (if said server</td>
<td>Sent during the initialization of world settings on the client. It is also an empty packet. There is no handler for this packet, should be removed.</td>
<td>Used to sync moving blocks with clients so they render correctlyVariation of UpdateBlockPacket that includes information to sync entities with renderchunk generation.</td>
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<td><ahref ="MoveActorDeltaPacket.html">Move Actor Delta</a></td>
<td>This packet is all the deltas of actors position, rotation, and head rotation. This is used for all actors.</td>
<td>Tells clients to update the chunk view for the local player.Used (from the server) when a user's Chunk View moves, I.e. the area that determines what chunks exist</td>
<td>On world start, send clients the info for all available biomes.Sends the whole list of the biomes from server to the client at the start of the game from _sendLevelData()</td>
<td>This is used for the Lectern Block Actor. It is a request from the client to either turn the page in the lectern or drop the book.</td>
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<td><ahref ="ClientCacheStatusPacket.html">Client Cache Status Packet</a></td>
<td>It is sent by the Client once, at login, to communicate if it supports the cache or not.Sent by the Client once, at login, to communicate if it supports the client blob cache protocol or not. </td>
<td>Ask server to create a locked map.This is fired when the user locks a map item utilizing the Cartography Table in game. </td>
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<td><ahref ="StructureTemplateDataRequestPacket.html">Structure Data Request</a></td>
<td>Used to request structure information from a server.How we want to get our structure: by capturing what is live in the world, </td>
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<td><ahref ="StructureTemplateDataResponsePacket.html">Structure Data Response</a></td>
<td>Used to reply to a request for structure information.This is used in exporting from load, exporting from save, and querying saved structures from structure blocks. </td>
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<td><ahref ="ClientCacheBlobStatusPacket.html">Client Cache Blob Status Packet</a></td>
<td>Sent periodically by the client to update the server on which blob it has (ACK) and which blobs it is lacking (MISS).Indicates status of binary blob transfers from server. Used heavily when server is sending chunks. </td>
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<td><ahref ="ClientCacheMissResponsePacket.html">Client Cache Miss Response Packet</a></td>
<td>Any missing blob should just be thrown into one of these packet ASAP and sent.Only active in a *real* client-server scenario. This packet is just a list of <blobId,blob> pairs sent from server to client.</td>
<td>A client sends this to the server to notify other clients about the emote.Sent in both directions; by client to request that an emote is played and then from the server to the clients</td>
<td>Requests a setting to be changed through commands.Used when the player changes the world settings like doDayNightCycle or WeatherCycle via the world settings menu</td>
<td>Added for Server Authoritative Movement to sync all player input with the server. See ServerAuthMovementMode for a description of the movement modes.<br> - PlayerActionPacket (one-off actions)<br> - MovePlayerPacket (primary input)<br> - MoveActorAbsolutePacket (positioning client authoritative vehicles)<br> - AnimatePacket (boat row input and animation)<br> The jump scale (progress bar for horse jumping) is computed like this:<br> - Jump ticks start accumulating when `InputData::Jumping` is set in `PlayerAuthInputPacket`<br> - Every following tick that `InputData::Jumping` is still set the jump ticks increase by 1<br> - The first tick that releases `InputData::Jumping` expects the jump to trigger, producing the jump scale using this formula<br> floor((ticks <10.0f?ticksx0.1f:0.8f+(2.0f/(ticks-9.0f))x0.1f)x100.0)<br><br> Boat paddling determines the ActorDataIDs::ROW_TIME_LEFT and ROW_TIME_RIGHT like this:<br> Every tick the row time is incremented on that side if it is paddling.<br> Paddle input is determined in two different ways depending on input mode. 'Paddle force' mode is used if:<br> - `PlayerAuthInputPacket::mInputMode` is anything other than `InputMode::Touch`<br> - `PlayerAuthInputPacket::mPlayMode` is `ClientPlayMode::Reality` (VR)<br> - `PlayerAuthInputPacket::mNewInteractionModel` is `NewInteractionModel::Touch` or `NewInteractionModel::Classic`<br><br><b>Paddle force mode</b><br><br> Paddle force uses the `PlayerAuthInputPacket::mMove` direction to paddle the boat relative to its orientation like in keyboard mode. Left will paddle the left oar meaning the boat turns right. This means the paddle state can be implied from `mMove`:<br> - Left is paddling if `mMove.y` is nonzero or `mMove.x` is negative<br> - Right is paddling if `mMove.y` is nonzero or `mMove.x` is positive<br><br><b>Non paddle force mode</b><br><br> - Left is paddling if `InputData::PaddlingLeft` is set<br> - Right is paddling if `InputData::PaddlingRight` is set<br><br><b>Adopting server authoritative movement protocol</b><br><br> This packet can be used to implement client authoritative motion by blindly accepting the Player Position and Rotation values except for the caveat described in PlayerActionType::HandledTeleport.<br> If they are riding a client predicted vehicle as determined by a previous SetActorLinkPacket from the server, the position and velocity is interpreted as the vehicle, not the player.<br> If desired, the server can additionally simulate motion and send CorrectPlayerMovePredictionPackets rather than accepting client reported positions.<br> The server may also reject the InputData state transitions usually by sending a corrective SetActorDataPacket, see the PlayerAuthInputPacket::InputData enum table for details.<br> All tick values for client bound packets that have them should be written as specified in the documentation on PlayerInputTick.</td>
<td><ahref ="CreativeContentPacket.html">Sent once by the server on startup to tell clients all of the items that can show up in the creative menu and recipe book.</a></td>
<td> This packet contains two lists, one for all the groups and one for all the items.<br> Groups can either have an icon with a name, or can be loose groups of items that don't have a name (anonymous groups). All items need a group to represent them. Groups will show up in each category based on the order they are provided in the list.<br> Items will show up in the order that they are represented in this packet. Each item needs to reference the index of a group from the list of groups. </td>
<td>Server to client packet for server authoratative runtime database (with persistent LevelStorage backup) designed primarily to track lodestone stuff. See Position Tracking DB Notes.md in bedrock-docs.</td>
<td>Client to server packet for server authoratative runtime database (with persistent LevelStorage backup) designed primarily to track lodestone stuff. See Position Tracking DB Notes.md in bedrock-docs.</td>
<td>The system sends debug information via a generic network packet. This enables rendering of any server information on the client in for instance ImGui. </td>
<td>Used only in server authoritative movement mode, see ServerAuthMovementMode documentation.<br> Sent to a player when their simulation of movement mismatches enough from the server that it wants to correct the client.<br> Since it is sent to the specified client the target player is implied to be the receiver.<br> It is an optional part of the server authoritative protocol. A server could choose to never send this or do all corrections through MovePlayerPacket, although doing so would likely provide less smooth results.</td>
<td>Sent from server to client representing a batch of subchunk data and the required information to place the subchunk in the correct part of the world</td>
<td>Sent by the server to update the state of AdventureSettings. Replaces the AdventureSettingsPacket for updating AdventureSettings from server to client.</td>
<td>Used to update the players input permissions. Sends the full permission set and the server position of the player at the time the permission was modified.</td>
<td>Sent from the client to the server to message to the server about the state of the loading screen.</td>
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<td><ahref ="JigsawStructureDataPacket.html">Jigsaw Structure data used by client jigsaw structure worldgen</a></td>
<td>This packet contains a copy of the behavior pack jigsaw structure rulesSends the serialized jigsaw rule JSON to the client as it's needed on both the client and server.</td>
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<td><ahref ="CurrentStructureFeaturePacket.html">Informs the client of which Structure Feature they are currently occupying.</a></td>
<td>If the player is not in a structure, this packet contains an empty string.Sends the name of the Structure Feature the player is currently occupying to the client.</td>
<td>These packets are sent to the client to update specific MovementEffects. These MovementEffects can be client-predicted. Ex: Fireworks Rockets used while gliding send this packet to the client so they know the exact duration of the GLIDE_BOOST MovementEffect.</td>
<td><ahref ="SetMovementAuthorityPacket.html">Set Movement Authority</a></td>
<td>Tells clients to change their ServerAuthMovementMode. For preview-only use during flights of server authoritative movement.Server was asked to change the movement authority mode</td>
<td><ahref ="CameraAimAssistPresetsPacket.html">Camera aim-assist registry presets/categories data sent from the server to clients.</a></td>
<td> Sent by the server to clients for initializing and updating the client aim-assist registry.<br> AddToExisting operations are sent by the server when new presets/categories are added to the<br> registry through creator facing APIs. </td>
<td><ahref ="ClientMovementPredictionSyncPacket.html">Sends client movement prediction information to the server</a></td>
<td>Only used in Server-Authoritative Movement.<br> Sent periodically if the client has received corrections from the server.<br> Contains information about client-predictions that are relevant to movement. </td>
<td>This will set/remove an override for the indicated property for a specific entity on a client or clear all overrides for that entity. Does not affect server property values.</td>
