3) Program to download this file, and a program to connect to your phone if needed
4) iFile
Instructions:
1) Get all the required programs stated above ^
2) Download my program, get the link from the 'Download' section
3) Copy the zip file to /var/mobile <anywhere is possible actually, this path is just recommended>
4) Using iFile, unzip it with "Unarchiver" option after selecting the zip file
5) Delete the zip file if u want
<From here, the next few instructions is on how to open the program>
6) Go to Mobile Terminal
7) Type "su" and your pass, pass should be "alpine" unless u change it won't see the password on the screen while u type)
7) Type "su MCPEModifier" and press enter, this would go to the program file
9) Type either "python Worldlist.pyc" or "python Main.pyc" to start program
Files:
Main.pyc:
The Main program to change a world's data
Worldlist.pyc:
The program to help get the list of worlds, please run this everytime u delete, or add a new world
This need to be run again if u delete and redownload MCPE, or after updating MCPE
Worlds.txt:
Contains the path to MCPE and the list of worlds in MCPE
Level.txt:
Contains the data of the level.dat u recently opened
Mac/Windows/<others>:
(Someone pls test this on other OS too and tell me if it works)
Features:
Editable:
1) Health
2) Game Mode
3) Time/Ticks
4) Air
5) Spawn
6) OnGround <Not really sure how u could benefit from changing this>
PS. More coming soon, like Armor, Inventory, Attack Time, Player Position
Information(Show values, cannot edit):
1) Platform
2) Dimension
3) Storage Data
PS. Currently useless data, more useful, relevant data will be added soon
Does this actually understand the NBT data or is it just looking for specific strings? I.e. if I had a world named GameMode, would that confuse it?
Nope, I can't use a library NBT or something cause I can't install a new python module on the phone, probably because I don't really know how to, but I know how to ignore the levelName value that probably would confused with the actual data string.
When I dump the hex data into a txt, I open it as a normal text file and read as a string.
I can find the index for the end of value for the LevelName, then do Data.find(WhatIwannaFind, StartingIndex)
I could skip searching the LevelName, by increasing my StartingIndex.
Yes, I search by string
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Does your MCPEModifier may have a world name changer? because My name of my world is Multiplayer, but its not. -.- just a normal world tho.
And I hope that you will release it soon and future good luck because i know it will release.
Ps.
I will release if u think this is useful, don't want to release a stupid useless program here.
Does your MCPEModifier may have a world name changer? because My name of my world is Multiplayer, but its not. -.- just a normal world tho.
And I hope that you will release it soon and future good luck because i know it will release.
Ps.
I will release if u think this is useful, don't want to release a stupid useless program here.
DUDE NO
Haha, yeah sooner or later, the next version probably!
Main.pyc:
The Main program to change a world's data
Worldlist.pyc:
The program to help get the list of worlds, please run this everytime u delete, or add a new world
This need to be run again if u delete and redownload MCPE, or after updating MCPE
Worlds.txt:
Contains the path to MCPE and the list of worlds in MCPE
Level.txt:
Contains the data of the level.dat u recently opened
Next Version V0.2:
But posting a normal comment will cause u to double post huh?
I will be waiting for other viewer's opinion
Haha, thx for the postive vote and rep!
Will consider releasing it tmr
Hmm... I prefer doing all the tests on my own
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Curse PremiumDoes this actually understand the NBT data or is it just looking for specific strings? I.e. if I had a world named GameMode, would that confuse it?
Nope, I can't use a library NBT or something cause I can't install a new python module on the phone, probably because I don't really know how to, but I know how to ignore the levelName value that probably would confused with the actual data string.
When I dump the hex data into a txt, I open it as a normal text file and read as a string.
I can find the index for the end of value for the LevelName, then do Data.find(WhatIwannaFind, StartingIndex)
I could skip searching the LevelName, by increasing my StartingIndex.
Yes, I search by string
And I hope that you will release it soon and future good luck because i know it will release.
Ps.
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Btw. This is not a stupid program! It is BOSS!!!!! :):)
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Haha, yeah sooner or later, the next version probably!
Haha thx, i just released it!
Next:
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1) LevelName ->Editable
2) Show original values before editing
3) Signs ->Editable ->Information (MAYBE)
Others? Comment it down here!