def item_type(item):
"""Wrapper to pymclevel Items.findItem() with corrected data"""
global _ItemTypes
if _ItemTypes is None:
from pymclevel.items import items as ItemTypes
for itemid, maxdamage in (
(298, 56), # Leather Cap
(299, 81), # Leather_Tunic
(300, 76), # Leather_Pants
(301, 66), # Leather_Boots
(302, 166), # Chainmail_Helmet
(303, 241), # Chainmail_Chestplate
(304, 226), # Chainmail_Leggings
(305, 196), # Chainmail_Boots
(306, 166), # Iron_Helmet
(307, 241), # Iron_Chestplate
(308, 226), # Iron_Leggings
(309, 196), # Iron_Boots
(310, 364), # Diamond_Helmet
(311, 529), # Diamond_Chestplate
(312, 496), # Diamond_Leggings
(313, 430), # Diamond_Boots
(314, 78), # Golden_Helmet
(315, 87), # Golden_Chestplate
(316, 76), # Golden_Leggings
(317, 66), # Golden_Boots
):
ItemTypes.findItem(itemid).maxdamage = maxdamage - 1
for itemid, stacksize in (
(58, 64), # Workbench (Crafting Table)
(116, 64), # Enchantment Table
(281, 64), # Bowl
(282, 1), # Mushroom Stew
(324, 1), # Wooden Door
(337, 64), # Clay (Ball)
(344, 16), # Egg
(345, 64), # Compass
(347, 64), # Clock
(368, 16), # Ender Pearl
(379, 64), # Brewing Stand
(380, 64), # Cauldron
(395, 64), # Empty Map
):
ItemTypes.findItem(itemid).stacksize = stacksize
for itemtype in ItemTypes.itemtypes.itervalues():
if itemtype.maxdamage is not None:
itemtype.stacksize = 1
_ItemTypes = ItemTypes
return _ItemTypes.findItem(item["id"].value, item["Damage"].value)
def __init__(self, nbt):
super(Item, self).__init__(nbt, ("id", "Damage", "Count"))
self.nbt = nbt # avoid usage
# Improve upon pymclevel item data
if self._ItemTypes is None:
from pymclevel.items import items as ItemTypes
# Correct damage values for specific items
for itemid, maxdamage in (
(298, 56), # Leather Cap
(299, 81), # Leather_Tunic
(300, 76), # Leather_Pants
(301, 66), # Leather_Boots
(302, 166), # Chainmail_Helmet
(303, 241), # Chainmail_Chestplate
(304, 226), # Chainmail_Leggings
(305, 196), # Chainmail_Boots
(306, 166), # Iron_Helmet
(307, 241), # Iron_Chestplate
(308, 226), # Iron_Leggings
(309, 196), # Iron_Boots
(310, 364), # Diamond_Helmet
(311, 529), # Diamond_Chestplate
(312, 496), # Diamond_Leggings
(313, 430), # Diamond_Boots
(314, 78), # Golden_Helmet
(315, 87), # Golden_Chestplate
(316, 76), # Golden_Leggings
(317, 66), # Golden_Boots
):
ItemTypes.findItem(itemid).maxdamage = maxdamage - 1
# Correct stack size for specific items
for itemid, stacksize in (
(58, 64), # Workbench (Crafting Table)
(116, 64), # Enchantment Table
(281, 64), # Bowl
(282, 1), # Mushroom Stew
(324, 1), # Wooden Door
(337, 64), # Clay (Ball)
(344, 16), # Egg
(345, 64), # Compass
(347, 64), # Clock
(368, 16), # Ender Pearl
(379, 64), # Brewing Stand
(380, 64), # Cauldron
(395, 64), # Empty Map
):
ItemTypes.findItem(itemid).stacksize = stacksize
# Set stack size for items with durability
for itemtype in ItemTypes.itemtypes.itervalues():
if itemtype.maxdamage is not None:
itemtype.stacksize = 1
# Save the corrected data to class attribute
self._ItemTypes = ItemTypes
# These should be properties,
# but for simplicity and performance they're set here
self.key = (self.id, self.damage)
self.type = self._ItemTypes.findItem(*self.key)
self.name = self._name()
self.description = self._description()
self.is_armor = self.id in self.armor_ids
def _dumpchests(self, command):
"""
dumpChests [ <filename> ]
Saves the content and location of every chest in the world to a text file.
With no filename, saves signs to <worldname>.chests
Output is delimited by brackets and newlines. A set of coordinates in
brackets begins a chest, followed by a line for each inventory slot.
For example:
[222, 51, 22]
2 String
3 String
3 Iron bar
Coordinates are ordered the same as point inputs:
[North/South, Down/Up, East/West]
"""
from pymclevel.items import items
if len(command):
filename = command[0]
else:
filename = self.level.displayName + ".chests"
outFile = file(filename, "w")
print "Dumping chests..."
chestCount = 0
for i, cPos in enumerate(self.level.allChunks):
try:
chunk = self.level.getChunk(*cPos)
except mclevelbase.ChunkMalformed:
continue
for tileEntity in chunk.TileEntities:
if tileEntity["id"].value == "Chest":
chestCount += 1
outFile.write(str(map(lambda x: tileEntity[x].value, "xyz")) + "\n")
itemsTag = tileEntity["Items"]
if len(itemsTag):
for itemTag in itemsTag:
try:
id = itemTag["id"].value
damage = itemTag["Damage"].value
item = items.findItem(id, damage)
itemname = item.name
except KeyError:
itemname = "Unknown Item {0}".format(itemTag)
except Exception, e:
itemname = repr(e)
outFile.write("{0} {1}:{2}\n".format(itemTag["Count"].value, itemname, itemTag["Damage"].value))
else:
outFile.write("Empty Chest\n")
if i % 100 == 0:
print "Chunk {0}...".format(i)
def _dumpchests(self, command):
"""
dumpChests [ <filename> ]
Saves the content and location of every chest in the world to a text file.
With no filename, saves signs to <worldname>.chests
Output is delimited by brackets and newlines. A set of coordinates in
brackets begins a chest, followed by a line for each inventory slot.
For example:
[222, 51, 22]
2 String
3 String
3 Iron bar
Coordinates are ordered the same as point inputs:
[North/South, Down/Up, East/West]
"""
from pymclevel.items import items
if len(command):
filename = command[0]
else:
filename = self.level.displayName + ".chests"
outFile = file(filename, "w")
print("Dumping chests...")
chestCount = 0
for i, cPos in enumerate(self.level.allChunks):
try:
chunk = self.level.getChunk(*cPos)
except mclevelbase.ChunkMalformed:
continue
for tileEntity in chunk.TileEntities:
if tileEntity["id"].value == "Chest":
chestCount += 1
outFile.write(
str([tileEntity[x].value for x in "xyz"]) + "\n")
itemsTag = tileEntity["Items"]
if len(itemsTag):
for itemTag in itemsTag:
try:
id = itemTag["id"].value
damage = itemTag["Damage"].value
item = items.findItem(id, damage)
itemname = item.name
except KeyError:
itemname = "Unknown Item {0}".format(itemTag)
except Exception as e:
itemname = repr(e)
outFile.write("{0} {1}:{2}\n".format(
itemTag["Count"].value, itemname,
itemTag["Damage"].value))
else:
outFile.write("Empty Chest\n")
if i % 100 == 0:
print("Chunk {0}...".format(i))
print("Dumped {0} chests to {1}".format(chestCount, filename))
outFile.close()
