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Hi,
I'm making a mod that requires I render chunks across dimensions. In order for me to do this, I need to create multiple instances of RenderGlobal, each linked to a separate dimension id. Because I'm trying to render stuff across dimensions, my new RenderGlobal instance must have a separate WorldClient instance (an instance associated with the dimension id, so the correct chunks are rendered). The thing that has me stumped is creating a new WorldClient instance. I've tried a bunch of things, but nothing seems to create a correct instance. Here is the code the creates a new WorldClient:

WorldClient worldOld = Minecraft.getMinecraft().theWorld;
//(WorldClient)PortalUtility.readFieldIgnoringObfuscation(Minecraft.getMinecraft().renderGlobal, 9, true);
//NetHandlerPlayClient sendQueue = (NetHandlerPlayClient)PortalUtility.readFieldIgnoringObfuscation(worldOld, 0, true);
WorldSettings settings = new WorldSettings(worldOld.getWorldInfo());
WorldClient worldNew = new WorldClient(null, settings, -1, worldOld.getDifficulty(), Minecraft.getMinecraft().mcProfiler);
 
System.out.println(worldOld.provider.getDimension() + ", " + worldNew.provider.getDimension());

This code successfully creates new WorldClient, but the dimension is wrong and I have absolutely no idea why. I'm setting the dimension in the constructor to -1, but it somehow gets reset to 0. (The console prints "0, 0")
Any insight onto this would be helpful, Thanks