TagType

Used to indicate the end of a COMPOUND tag. Also used as a placeholder type for empty LISTs. End tags are never used as a value, so their runtime type is null.

A signed octet. Represented in-memory using the boxed Byte class.

A signed 16-bit integer. Represented in-memory using the boxed Short class.

A signed 32-bit integer. Represented in-memory using the boxed Integer class.

A signed 64-bit integer. Represented in-memory using the boxed Long class.

A 32-bit floating point number. Represented in-memory using the boxed Float class.

A 64-bit floating point number. Represented in-memory using the boxed Double class.

A length-prefixed array of signed octets. Represented in-memory using byte[].

A length-prefixed string of text. Strings are encoded using modified UTF-8 . They are represented in-memory using Java's String class.

A length-prefixed array of unnamed NBT tags with the same type. Represented in-memory using the NBTList class.

A map-like structure for storing zero or more NBT tags, each associated with a unique string name. Unlike LISTs, tags inside a compound may have different types from one another. When encoded, the end of the compound is denoted by an unnamed tag whose type is END. Compounds are represented in-memory using the NBTCompound class.

A length-prefixed array of signed 32-bit integers. Represented in-memory using int[].

A length-prefixed array of signed 64-bit integers. Represented in-memory using long[].