def createschematic():
a = (128 * 129 * (maxup + abs(maxdown) + 1))
schematic = nbt.NBTFile()
schematic["Height"] = nbt.TAG_Short(value=(abs(maxdown) + maxup + 1))
schematic["Length"] = nbt.TAG_Short(value=129)
schematic["Width"] = nbt.TAG_Short(value=128)
tempblocks = array.array('B', [0] * a)
tempdata = array.array('B', [0] * a)
for x in xrange(128):
for y in xrange(128):
tempblocks[s(x, y)] = blockid[tempcolors[m(x, y)]]
tempdata[s(x, y)] = blockdata[tempcolors[m(x, y)]]
tempblocks[s(x, 128)] = 3
tempdata[s(x, 128)] = 0
schematic["Blocks"] = nbt.TAG_Byte_Array()
schematic["Data"] = nbt.TAG_Byte_Array()
schematic["Blocks"].value = bytearray(tempblocks)
schematic["Data"].value = bytearray(tempdata)
schematic["Materials"] = nbt.TAG_String(value="Alpha")
print "Writing file..."
schematic.write_file(schematicpath)
print "Schematic successfully created!"
print "max height up: " + repr(maxup)
print "max height down: " + repr(abs(maxdown))
print "Minimum height you should build at: " + repr(maxup + 64)
def chestWithItemID(cls, itemID, count=64, damage=0):
""" Creates a chest with a stack of 'itemID' in each slot.
Optionally specify the count of items in each stack. Pass a negative
value for damage to create unnaturally sturdy tools. """
root_tag = nbt.TAG_Compound()
invTag = nbt.TAG_List()
root_tag["Inventory"] = invTag
for slot in range(9, 36):
itemTag = nbt.TAG_Compound()
itemTag["Slot"] = nbt.TAG_Byte(slot)
itemTag["Count"] = nbt.TAG_Byte(count)
itemTag["id"] = nbt.TAG_Short(itemID)
itemTag["Damage"] = nbt.TAG_Short(damage)
invTag.append(itemTag)
chest = INVEditChest(root_tag, "")
return chest
def testCreate(self):
"Create an indev level."
"The root of an NBT file is always a TAG_Compound."
level = nbt.TAG_Compound(name="MinecraftLevel")
"Subtags of a TAG_Compound are automatically named when you use the [] operator."
level["About"] = nbt.TAG_Compound()
level["About"]["Author"] = nbt.TAG_String("codewarrior")
level["Environment"] = nbt.TAG_Compound()
level["Environment"]["SkyBrightness"] = nbt.TAG_Byte(16)
level["Environment"]["SurroundingWaterHeight"] = nbt.TAG_Short(32)
"You can also create and name a tag before adding it to the compound."
spawn = nbt.TAG_List(
(nbt.TAG_Short(100), nbt.TAG_Short(45), nbt.TAG_Short(55)))
spawn.name = "Spawn"
mapTag = nbt.TAG_Compound()
mapTag.add(spawn)
mapTag.name = "Map"
level.add(mapTag)
"I think it looks more familiar with [] syntax."
l, w, h = 128, 128, 128
mapTag["Height"] = nbt.TAG_Short(h) # y dimension
mapTag["Length"] = nbt.TAG_Short(l) # z dimension
mapTag["Width"] = nbt.TAG_Short(w) # x dimension
"Byte arrays are stored as numpy.uint8 arrays. "
mapTag["Blocks"] = nbt.TAG_Byte_Array()
mapTag["Blocks"].value = numpy.zeros(
l * w * h, dtype=numpy.uint8) # create lots of air!
"The blocks array is indexed (y,z,x) for indev levels, so reshape the blocks"
mapTag["Blocks"].value.shape = (h, l, w)
"Replace the bottom layer of the indev level with wood"
mapTag["Blocks"].value[0, :, :] = 5
"This is a great way to learn the power of numpy array slicing and indexing."
mapTag["Data"] = nbt.TAG_Byte_Array()
mapTag["Data"].value = numpy.zeros(l * w * h, dtype=numpy.uint8)
return level
def _savePalette(self, layer):
blocks = self.blocks[layer].swapaxes(1, 2).reshape(4096) # Y and Z saved in a inverted order
blockIDs = np.empty(4096, dtype=np.uint32)
palette = []
mapping = {}
for i, block in enumerate(blocks):
# Generate the palette nbt for the given block
short = (block.name, str(block.properties))
if short not in mapping:
if isinstance(block.properties, int): # 1.12
palette.append(nbt.TAG_Compound("", [nbt.TAG_String("name", block.name), nbt.TAG_Short("val", block.properties)]))
else: # 1.13
palette.append(nbt.TAG_Compound("", [
nbt.TAG_String("name", block.name),
nbt.TAG_Compound("states", block.properties),
nbt.TAG_Int("version", 17629200)
]))
mapping[short] = len(palette) - 1
blockIDs[i] = mapping[short]
return palette, blockIDs
def __init__(self, shape=None, root_tag=None, filename=None, mats='Alpha'):
""" shape is (x,y,z) for a new level's shape. if none, takes
root_tag as a TAG_Compound for an existing schematic file. if
none, tries to read the tag from filename. if none, results
are undefined. materials can be a MCMaterials instance, or one of
"Classic", "Alpha", "Pocket" to indicate allowable blocks. The default
is Alpha.
block coordinate order in the file is y,z,x to use the same code as classic/indev levels.
in hindsight, this was a completely arbitrary decision.
the Entities and TileEntities are nbt.TAG_List objects containing TAG_Compounds.
this makes it easy to copy entities without knowing about their insides.
rotateLeft swaps the axes of the different arrays. because of this, the Width, Height, and Length
reflect the current dimensions of the schematic rather than the ones specified in the NBT structure.
I'm not sure what happens when I try to re-save a rotated schematic.
"""
if filename:
self.filename = filename
if None is root_tag and os.path.exists(filename):
root_tag = nbt.load(filename)
else:
self.filename = None
if mats in namedMaterials:
self.materials = namedMaterials[mats]
else:
assert (isinstance(mats, MCMaterials))
self.materials = mats
if root_tag:
self.root_tag = root_tag
if "Materials" in root_tag:
self.materials = namedMaterials[self.Materials]
else:
root_tag["Materials"] = nbt.TAG_String(self.materials.name)
w = self.root_tag["Width"].value
l = self.root_tag["Length"].value
h = self.root_tag["Height"].value
self._Blocks = self.root_tag["Blocks"].value.astype('uint16').reshape(h, l, w) # _Blocks is y, z, x
del self.root_tag["Blocks"]
if "AddBlocks" in self.root_tag:
# Use WorldEdit's "AddBlocks" array to load and store the 4 high bits of a block ID.
# Unlike Minecraft's NibbleArrays, this array stores the first block's bits in the
# 4 high bits of the first byte.
size = (h * l * w)
# If odd, add one to the size to make sure the adjacent slices line up.
add = zeros(size + (size & 1), 'uint16')
# Fill the even bytes with data
add[::2] = self.root_tag["AddBlocks"].value
# Copy the low 4 bits to the odd bytes
add[1::2] = add[::2] & 0xf
# Shift the even bytes down
add[::2] >>= 4
# Shift every byte up before merging it with Blocks
add <<= 8
self._Blocks |= add[:size].reshape(h, l, w)
del self.root_tag["AddBlocks"]
self.root_tag["Data"].value = self.root_tag["Data"].value.reshape(h, l, w)
if "Biomes" in self.root_tag:
self.root_tag["Biomes"].value.shape = (l, w)
else:
assert shape is not None
root_tag = nbt.TAG_Compound(name="Schematic")
root_tag["Height"] = nbt.TAG_Short(shape[1])
root_tag["Length"] = nbt.TAG_Short(shape[2])
root_tag["Width"] = nbt.TAG_Short(shape[0])
root_tag["Entities"] = nbt.TAG_List()
root_tag["TileEntities"] = nbt.TAG_List()
root_tag["Materials"] = nbt.TAG_String(self.materials.name)
self._Blocks = zeros((shape[1], shape[2], shape[0]), 'uint16')
root_tag["Data"] = nbt.TAG_Byte_Array(zeros((shape[1], shape[2], shape[0]), uint8))
root_tag["Biomes"] = nbt.TAG_Byte_Array(zeros((shape[2], shape[0]), uint8))
self.root_tag = root_tag
self.root_tag["Data"].value &= 0xF # discard high bits
def _update_shape(self):
root_tag = self.root_tag
shape = self.Blocks.shape
root_tag["Height"] = nbt.TAG_Short(shape[2])
root_tag["Length"] = nbt.TAG_Short(shape[1])
root_tag["Width"] = nbt.TAG_Short(shape[0])
def saveToFile(self, filename=None):
if filename is None:
filename = self.filename
if filename is None:
log.warn(u"Attempted to save an unnamed file in place")
return # you fool!
self.Data <<= 4
self.Data |= (self.BlockLight & 0xf)
self.Blocks = swapaxes(self.Blocks, 0, 2)
self.Data = swapaxes(self.Data, 0, 2)
mapTag = nbt.TAG_Compound()
mapTag["Width"] = nbt.TAG_Short(self.Width)
mapTag["Height"] = nbt.TAG_Short(self.Height)
mapTag["Length"] = nbt.TAG_Short(self.Length)
mapTag["Blocks"] = nbt.TAG_Byte_Array(self.Blocks)
mapTag["Data"] = nbt.TAG_Byte_Array(self.Data)
self.Blocks = swapaxes(self.Blocks, 0, 2)
self.Data = swapaxes(self.Data, 0, 2)
mapTag[Spawn] = nbt.TAG_List([nbt.TAG_Short(i) for i in self.Spawn])
self.root_tag["Map"] = mapTag
self.Entities.append(self.LocalPlayer)
# fix up Entities imported from Alpha worlds
def numbersToFloats(ent):
for attr in "Motion", "Pos":
if attr in ent:
ent[attr] = nbt.TAG_List([nbt.TAG_Double(t.value) for t in ent[attr]])
for ent in self.Entities:
numbersToFloats(ent)
# fix up TileEntities imported from Alpha worlds.
for ent in self.TileEntities:
if "Pos" not in ent and all(c in ent for c in 'xyz'):
ent["Pos"] = nbt.TAG_Int(self.encodePos(ent['x'].value, ent['y'].value, ent['z'].value))
# output_file = gzip.open(self.filename, "wb", compresslevel=1)
try:
os.rename(filename, filename + ".old")
except Exception:
pass
try:
self.root_tag.save(filename)
except:
os.rename(filename + ".old", filename)
try:
os.remove(filename + ".old")
except Exception:
pass
self.Entities.remove(self.LocalPlayer)
self.BlockLight = self.Data & 0xf
self.Data >>= 4
def __init__(self, shape=None, root_tag=None, filename=None, mats='Alpha'):
""" shape is (x,y,z) for a new level's shape. if none, takes
root_tag as a TAG_Compound for an existing schematic file. if
none, tries to read the tag from filename. if none, results
are undefined. materials can be a MCMaterials instance, or one of
"Classic", "Alpha", "Pocket" to indicate allowable blocks. The default
is Alpha.
block coordinate order in the file is y,z,x to use the same code as classic/indev levels.
in hindsight, this was a completely arbitrary decision.
the Entities and TileEntities are nbt.TAG_List objects containing TAG_Compounds.
this makes it easy to copy entities without knowing about their insides.
rotateLeft swaps the axes of the different arrays. because of this, the Width, Height, and Length
reflect the current dimensions of the schematic rather than the ones specified in the NBT structure.
I'm not sure what happens when I try to re-save a rotated schematic.
"""
# if(shape != None):
# self.setShape(shape)
if filename:
self.filename = filename
if None is root_tag and os.path.exists(filename):
root_tag = nbt.load(filename)
else:
self.filename = None
if mats in namedMaterials:
self.materials = namedMaterials[mats]
else:
assert (isinstance(mats, MCMaterials))
self.materials = mats
if root_tag:
self.root_tag = root_tag
if "Materials" in root_tag:
self.materials = namedMaterials[self.Materials]
else:
root_tag["Materials"] = nbt.TAG_String(self.materials.name)
self.shapeChunkData()
else:
assert shape is not None
root_tag = nbt.TAG_Compound(name="Schematic")
root_tag["Height"] = nbt.TAG_Short(shape[1])
root_tag["Length"] = nbt.TAG_Short(shape[2])
root_tag["Width"] = nbt.TAG_Short(shape[0])
root_tag["Entities"] = nbt.TAG_List()
root_tag["TileEntities"] = nbt.TAG_List()
root_tag["Materials"] = nbt.TAG_String(self.materials.name)
root_tag["Blocks"] = nbt.TAG_Byte_Array(
zeros((shape[1], shape[2], shape[0]), uint8))
root_tag["Data"] = nbt.TAG_Byte_Array(
zeros((shape[1], shape[2], shape[0]), uint8))
self.root_tag = root_tag
self.packUnpack()
self.root_tag["Data"].value &= 0xF # discard high bits
def testCreate(self):
"Create an indev level."
# The root of an NBT file is always a TAG_Compound.
level = nbt.TAG_Compound(name="MinecraftLevel")
# Subtags of a TAG_Compound are automatically named when you use the [] operator.
level["About"] = nbt.TAG_Compound()
level["About"]["Author"] = nbt.TAG_String("codewarrior")
level["About"]["CreatedOn"] = nbt.TAG_Long(time.time())
level["Environment"] = nbt.TAG_Compound()
level["Environment"]["SkyBrightness"] = nbt.TAG_Byte(16)
level["Environment"]["SurroundingWaterHeight"] = nbt.TAG_Short(32)
level["Environment"]["FogColor"] = nbt.TAG_Int(0xcccccc)
entity = nbt.TAG_Compound()
entity["id"] = nbt.TAG_String("Creeper")
entity["Pos"] = nbt.TAG_List(
[nbt.TAG_Float(d) for d in (32.5, 64.0, 33.3)])
level["Entities"] = nbt.TAG_List([entity])
# You can also create and name a tag before adding it to the compound.
spawn = nbt.TAG_List(
(nbt.TAG_Short(100), nbt.TAG_Short(45), nbt.TAG_Short(55)))
spawn.name = "Spawn"
mapTag = nbt.TAG_Compound()
mapTag.add(spawn)
mapTag.name = "Map"
level.add(mapTag)
mapTag2 = nbt.TAG_Compound([spawn])
mapTag2.name = "Map"
# I think it looks more familiar with [] syntax.
l, w, h = 128, 128, 128
mapTag["Height"] = nbt.TAG_Short(h) # y dimension
mapTag["Length"] = nbt.TAG_Short(l) # z dimension
mapTag["Width"] = nbt.TAG_Short(w) # x dimension
# Byte arrays are stored as numpy.uint8 arrays.
mapTag["Blocks"] = nbt.TAG_Byte_Array()
mapTag["Blocks"].value = numpy.zeros(
l * w * h, dtype=numpy.uint8) # create lots of air!
# The blocks array is indexed (y,z,x) for indev levels, so reshape the blocks
mapTag["Blocks"].value.shape = (h, l, w)
# Replace the bottom layer of the indev level with wood
mapTag["Blocks"].value[0, :, :] = 5
# This is a great way to learn the power of numpy array slicing and indexing.
mapTag["Data"] = nbt.TAG_Byte_Array()
mapTag["Data"].value = numpy.zeros(l * w * h, dtype=numpy.uint8)
# Save a few more tag types for completeness
level["ShortArray"] = nbt.TAG_Short_Array(
numpy.zeros((16, 16), dtype='uint16'))
level["IntArray"] = nbt.TAG_Int_Array(
numpy.zeros((16, 16), dtype='uint32'))
level["Float"] = nbt.TAG_Float(0.3)
return level
