Closed phunni closed 7 years ago
Yep. Thanks for pointing that out. Cubic chunks are really cool, but they require a lot of new code to support the stuff we did before when the entire chunk's data was in each record. I'll add it to the todo list. I expect I can resolve it quickly.
FWIW --geojson-block still works right now :)
Just pushed an update that should fix it. Let me know.
yup - that seems to have fixed it - thanks!
Nice. Thanks!
I've just run the latest update - thanks for that - using the following command:
mcpe_viz --db /opt/shared/4lkBAJz-AAA\=/ --out /opt/shared/mcpe/Ísland --html-most --no-force-geojson
and the blocks I've put in my mcpe_viz.cfg to be forced to top are not displaying at the top.
My .cfg looks like this: (Edit: I've no idea why this text is displaying so huge!)
config file for mcpe_viz
hide blocks from overview map
hide-top: dimensionId blockId
(dimensionId=0 is overworld; dimensionId=1 is nether)
(blockId is from mcpe_viz.xml)
force blocks to appear on the overview map even if they are covered
force-top: dimensionId blockId
(dimensionId=0 is overworld; dimensionId=1 is nether)
(blockId is from mcpe_viz.xml)
add blocks to the geojson file so that they will be available in the web app
PLEASE NOTE adding common blocks will make your geojson file HUGE and possibly cause problems with the web app
geojson-block: dimensionId blockId
(dimensionId=0 is overworld; dimensionId=1 is nether)
(blockId is from mcpe_viz.xml)
add mappings for remote player id's
player-id: playerId playerName
(playerId is the numerical string used in the leveldb files)
(playerName is the name you would like displayed in the web app)
in the nether, hide bedrock, netherrack and lava so that we can see more interesting details
hide-top: 1 0x07 hide-top: 1 0x57 hide-top: 1 0x0a hide-top: 1 0x0b
example of force-top - force spawners to top
force-top: 0 0x34 force-top: 1 0x34 force-top: 0 0x38 force-top: 0 0x42 force-top: 0 0x78
add "special" blocks to the geojson file for use in the web app
For example, "End Portal Frame" block
geojson-block: 0 0x78
example of player-id
player-id: 123456789 SomeUserName
In particular, I'm expecting to see diamonds and railtrack at the surface, but I do not.