Examples of SurfaceGenerator

com.khorn.terraincontrol.generator.surface.SurfaceGenerator
Minecraft 1.7 added block data support to the initial terrain generation. CraftBukkit doesn't support this (yet), so all things with block data have to be moved to the terrain population step.
The purpose of classes implementing this interface is to add the block data to the surface blocks and the blocks just below that. At the moment, these are the only blocks that require block data during the initial terrain generation.
org.jmol.jvxl.readers.SurfaceGenerator

Examples of com.khorn.terraincontrol.generator.surface.SurfaceGenerator

    }


    private SurfaceGenerator readSurfaceAndGroundControlSettings()
    {
        // Get default value
        SurfaceGenerator defaultSetting;
        if (isNewConfig)
        {
            String defaultString = StringHelper.join(defaultSettings.defaultSurfaceSurfaceAndGroundControl, ",");
            try
            {

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Examples of com.khorn.terraincontrol.generator.surface.SurfaceGenerator

    @Override
    public SurfaceGenerator read(String string) throws InvalidConfigException
    {
        if (string.length() > 0)
        {
            SurfaceGenerator mesa = MesaSurfaceGenerator.getFor(string);
            if (mesa != null)
            {
                return mesa;
            }
            String[] parts = StringHelper.readCommaSeperatedString(string);

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Examples of org.jmol.jvxl.readers.SurfaceGenerator

    myType = "isosurface";
    newSg();
  }


  private void newSg() {
    sg = new SurfaceGenerator(viewer, this, null, jvxlData = new JvxlData());
    sg.setVersion("Jmol " + Viewer.getJmolVersion());
  }

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