[Modpack] WorldEdit [worldedit]

[zzarko]

I'm using 0.5 version under Ubuntu and minetest 0.4.1. Setting amount parameter to negative value for any command doesn't have an effect - it is treated as positive (I get the same result for every command regardles if I put, for example, 1, +1, -1).

[sfan5]

Yes, i noticed that Bug yesterday too

[WSX]

In addition to what's been said above, I can't get rotate and flip to work. It says "invalid command". Is it not available (I noticed this command isn't listed at the first page, only at the GitHub page)?

(WE 0.5, Minetest 0.4.1 on Windows).

[Temperest]

In addition to what's been said above, I can't get rotate and flip to work. It says "invalid command". Is it not available (I noticed this command isn't listed at the first page, only at the GitHub page)?

(WE 0.5, Minetest 0.4.1 on Windows).

Yes, the GitHub version contains all the latest changes, while the links in the first post must be manually updated.

@sfan5: would you mind putting a link to the GitHub downloads in the first post?

I'm using 0.5 version under Ubuntu and minetest 0.4.1. Setting amount parameter to negative value for any command doesn't have an effect - it is treated as positive (I get the same result for every command regardles if I put, for example, 1, +1, -1).

My bad, I was subtracting the amount value where it should have been added. I've fixed it now, you can download it from the GitHub repository.

Coming soon: //sphere and //cylinder!

[sfan5]

@sfan5: would you mind putting a link to the GitHub downloads in the first post?

Done!

Coming soon: //sphere and //cylinder!

Yay!

[Temperest]

Cylinders!



I used the Bresenham Circle Algorithm, so it's amazingly fast. The solid dirt cylinder (length 100, radius 5) in the middle took about 2 seconds, while the outer glass hollow cylinder (length 100, radius 10) took less than a second. It's the //hollowcylinder and //cylinder commands, and both are documented in the README.

Additionally, the WorldEdit API has the added worldedit.hollow_cylinder and worldedit.cylinder functions, so anyone can use these routines in their own mods!

Spheres coming soon!

[sfan5]

Awesome!

[Jordach]

Cylinders!



I used the Bresenham Circle Algorithm, so it's amazingly fast. The solid dirt cylinder (length 100, radius 5) in the middle took about 2 seconds, while the outer glass hollow cylinder (length 100, radius 10) took less than a second. It's the //hollowcylinder and //cylinder commands, and both are documented in the README.

Additionally, the WorldEdit API has the added worldedit.hollow_cylinder and worldedit.cylinder functions, so anyone can use these routines in their own mods!

Spheres coming soon!

Cool, and don't use ALT+Prt Scrn. Make use of F12, just as long you are using Minetest.

[cornernote]

Awesome! Thanks for making them available via api. Will be useful to be able to make an object/node that turns into a sphere of nodes. I think I may also use it to generate starting spheres in my skyblock game.

I have some requests...

1) //save and //load with support for node metadata
2) other shapes:
- spiralsquare - http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Spiral_matrix#Lua (i also requested this in multinode) -- great for floor/wall patterns, or perhaps mazes.
- rectangular pyramid -- perfect for roofs
- circular pyramid (cone) -- perfect for castle turrets
- triangular prism (triangle tube)
- hexagonal prism (6 sided tube)
- wedge (like a cube cut down the )
- torus (doughnut)

I know that's a lot, but it would be really cool to be able to generate different 3d shapes to help build the world.

Thanks again for this mod.

[zzarko]

Maybe this is not strictly mod-related, but I have a few questions:
- Is there a way to list available block names? Or, to see what's the name of the block under cursor?
- How can I know where are X and Z axes oriented? I often don't know in what direction will stacking be done (except when going up or down).
- When loading something, what will be the orientation (probably related to previous question)?

Thanks for the mod update!

[Temperest]

Cool, and don't use ALT+Prt Scrn. Make use of F12, just as long you are using Minetest.

Wasn't aware of that; I've tried F2 for screenshots (as it is in Minecraft), but it didn't do anything, so I assumed there was no screenshot function...

Awesome! Thanks for making them available via api. Will be useful to be able to make an object/node that turns into a sphere of nodes. I think I may also use it to generate starting spheres in my skyblock game.

I have some requests...

1) //save and //load with support for node metadata
2) other shapes:
- spiralsquare - http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Spiral_matrix#Lua (i also requested this in multinode) -- great for floor/wall patterns, or perhaps mazes.
- rectangular pyramid -- perfect for roofs
- circular pyramid (cone) -- perfect for castle turrets
- triangular prism (triangle tube)
- hexagonal prism (6 sided tube)
- wedge (like a cube cut down the )
- torus (doughnut)

I know that's a lot, but it would be really cool to be able to generate different 3d shapes to help build the world.

Thanks again for this mod.

1) It's on the todo list! As soon as I figure out a good way to go about it. And a way to maintain backwards compatibility with the current WorldEdit format.
2) Spheres are incoming, cones and pyramids on the todo list, and you can make the prism shapes using //stack. I'll see about adding spirals and torii if I can find the time to

[zzarko]

Maybe this is not strictly mod-related, but I have a few questions:
- Is there a way to list available block names? Or, to see what's the name of the block under cursor?
- How can I know where are X and Z axes oriented? I often don't know in what direction will stacking be done (except when going up or down).
- When loading something, what will be the orientation (probably related to previous question)?

Thanks for the mod update!

[Temperest]

Maybe this is not strictly mod-related, but I have a few questions:
- Is there a way to list available block names? Or, to see what's the name of the block under cursor?
- How can I know where are X and Z axes oriented? I often don't know in what direction will stacking be done (except when going up or down).
- When loading something, what will be the orientation (probably related to previous question)?

Thanks for the mod update!

1) Yep, any mod is capable of determining the name of a given node. An item can be made to display the name of the pointed block, in fact. They're all in the minetest.registered_nodes table, IIRC.
2) Press F5. The debug info will tell you your orientation and coordinates. If necessary, I can also add a mode where the axis is determined by the direction the player is facing. In fact, it's on the todo list now and will be added if it turns out it's easy to use. EDIT: done!
3) Loading a save will cause it to be oriented exactly the same way as it was when it was saved. You can use //rotate to rotate it afterwards, though.

[Blackthorne]

Definitely one of my fave mods right now. Makes building huge structures in my home world so fast. :3

[Temperest]

Face direction axes!

Where an axis is accepted as part of the chat command, just type ? instead of x/y/z and it will use the direction you are facing as the axis!

For example, //stack ? 5 will stack the region 5 times in whatever direction is "forwards" for you. If you are not facing exactly in one axis, that's OK too, it'll pick the closest one.

[Echo]

[...]2) other shapes:
- spiralsquare - http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Spiral_matrix#Lua (i also requested this in multinode) -- great for floor/wall patterns, or perhaps mazes.
[...]

Just finished my first version of the maze-generator.
Feel free to modify and add to worldedit.

[sfan5]

- spiralsquare - http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Spiral_matrix#Lua (i also requested this in multinode) -- great for floor/wall patterns, or perhaps mazes.

Here, look at this:
https://github.com/Uberi/MineTest-World ... 1ef0547571

[Eazi98]

Lighting error unfixable? Whats with that? when you have a layer above air on top of another layer there will be a lighting error when you replace the top layer with air. Can you tell me what to do?

[sfan5]

Lighting error unfixable? Whats with that? when you have a layer above air on top of another layer there will be a lighting error when you replace the top layer with air. Can you tell me what to do?

Use //dig

[tonyka]

I'm trying to make a game mode based on Avatar ...
And I would ask, could create schemas in the generation of the world? ...
would be great to create the floating islands of Pandora and the mother tree ...

[sfan5]

You can use it, use the WorldEdit API

[tonyka]

thank you!
I'll try ...

[2cool4me4]

Resurrection! Sorta.

Anyway, Worldedit newest git doesn't seem to like Mintest 0.4.2 rc1 or the newest git, giving an error on loading the init.lua. I just recently found the rest of the eror in the debug.txt. The text in the debug.txt:

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INFO[main]:   [MineTest-WorldEdit] ["C:\Users\Dalton\Minetest\minetest-0.4.2-latest\bin\..\mods\minetest\MineTest-WorldEdit\init.lua"]
14:13:45: ERROR[main]: Error loading mod "MineTest-WorldEdit": modname does not follow naming conventions: Only chararacters [a-z0-9_] are allowed.
14:13:45: ERROR[main]: Server: Failed to load and run C:\Users\Dalton\Minetest\minetest-0.4.2-latest\bin\..\mods\minetest\MineTest-WorldEdit\init.lua

[Temperest]

Name the folder "worldedit", not whatever it is that you named it there.

[2cool4me4]

That... works. Thanks, Temperest!