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HeightProvider

Enum HeightProvider 

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pub enum HeightProvider {
    Constant(VerticalAnchor),
    Uniform {
        min_inclusive: VerticalAnchor,
        max_inclusive: VerticalAnchor,
    },
    Trapezoid {
        min_inclusive: VerticalAnchor,
        max_inclusive: VerticalAnchor,
        plateau: i32,
    },
    BiasedToBottom {
        min_inclusive: VerticalAnchor,
        max_inclusive: VerticalAnchor,
        inner: i32,
    },
    VeryBiasedToBottom {
        min_inclusive: VerticalAnchor,
        max_inclusive: VerticalAnchor,
        inner: i32,
    },
}
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An int-valued provider parameterised by world-generation bounds (min_y, height).

Mirrors vanilla’s HeightProvider hierarchy.

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Constant(VerticalAnchor)

Always resolves to a fixed anchor.

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Uniform

Uniform inclusive over [min, max].

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§min_inclusive: VerticalAnchor

Inclusive lower bound.

§max_inclusive: VerticalAnchor

Inclusive upper bound.

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Trapezoid

Sum of two next_i32_bounded draws — symmetric triangle when plateau == 0, trapezoid otherwise.

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§min_inclusive: VerticalAnchor

Inclusive lower bound.

§max_inclusive: VerticalAnchor

Inclusive upper bound.

§plateau: i32

Flat-top width; 0 gives a pure triangle.

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BiasedToBottom

Biased toward the bottom: two nested nextInt draws.

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§min_inclusive: VerticalAnchor

Inclusive lower bound.

§max_inclusive: VerticalAnchor

Inclusive upper bound.

§inner: i32

Minimum span of the inner window (default 1).

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VeryBiasedToBottom

Heavily biased toward the bottom: three nested nextInt draws.

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§min_inclusive: VerticalAnchor

Inclusive lower bound.

§max_inclusive: VerticalAnchor

Inclusive upper bound.

§inner: i32

Minimum span of the inner window (default 1).

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impl HeightProvider

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pub fn sample<R: Random + ?Sized>( self, random: &mut R, min_y: i32, height: i32, ) -> i32

Sample a Y coordinate.

Matches vanilla’s HeightProvider.sample — including the “empty range returns min” fallback (vanilla logs a warning once; we silently fall back to min since this branch isn’t hit in practice).

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impl Clone for HeightProvider

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fn clone(&self) -> HeightProvider

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Copy for HeightProvider

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impl Debug for HeightProvider

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for HeightProvider

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fn deserialize<D: Deserializer<'de>>(d: D) -> Result<Self, D::Error>

Deserialize this value from the given Serde deserializer. Read more

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