quick question how do you make such gates? i want to make a wall around a small town i'm building from the a colonies mod and i want to put a gate in it.
It's all just cheating with command blocks. Load up a map in creative and dissect it.
Well, depth wise, you can't go more than about 8-9 levels in a normal map. If you want to go deeper, you need a custom map or map generator that puts ground level really high. A rule of thumb is that each level is 6 blocks tall, and the lowest level needs 12 blocks.
Length and width aren't really limited as long as it all fits in your map (and you have enough memory). Getting a large enough area that doesn't have any obstructions (oceans, deep rivers, deep caves that open at the surface) can be a challenge. Going with large biomes, or again a custom generator that will produce a large usable area can help.
Have you looked at the mapstore option? Interactive mode will prompt you for this value.
I've not used multiverse for a long time, but back under bukkit you had to store maps in your primary world for them to work. This option allows you to set that.
**NOTE**: This version requires Minecraft 1.11.0 release or higher!
* Added 1.11 items, blocks and mobs. (JiFish)
* Beware! Loot can now be cursed with the new 1.11 enchantments. (JiFish)
* Added support for coloring custom potions in potions.txt (JiFish)
* Added configuration options for map item sprite coloring. See mapcolor and paintingcolor in default.cfg (JiFish)
* Added two new shops to find and updated some old ones with new inventory. (JiFish)
* Fix flower pots in various locations to have flowers in again. (JiFish) * Various fixes for Minecraft 1.11 (JiFish)
Hi there. Great idea btw. With one small problem. I launch the batch file and it says there are no files in\AppDara\Roaming\.minecraft\saves which is true. But I want to change the path to \AppData\Roaming\Minecraft\1.7\.minecraft which is where my saves are.
Hello! You can customize where the save folder is with the --dir option:
Yeah, it will save after each dungeon. Also the initial scan process, (which can take a while) will also auto save after every 10000 chunks so you can interrupt that and resume roughly where it left off.
Hrm. WorldBorder must be creating chunks with LightPopulated and/or TerrainPopulated set to zero. Technically, these are incomplete until they load into MC.
Sounds like a switch is needed here though.
In the mean time, you can work around it by removing the following lines from mcdungeon.py around line 530:
# Incomplete chunk
# These keys may be optional in older MC versions.
if (
'LightPopulated' in chunk.root_tag['Level'] and
'TerrainPopulated' in chunk.root_tag['Level']
):
if (
chunk.root_tag['Level']['LightPopulated'].value == 0 or
chunk.root_tag['Level']['TerrainPopulated'].value == 0
):
return cx, cz, 'I', None, 0
You certainly don't have to regen your dungeons. Just loading your map into 1.9 should be fine at this point. Totally up to you.
Personally, I probably would just to get the new cool stuff in the new versions. There a few extra features, and treasure will include all the new 1.9 stuff.
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Glad you figured it out!
Fair point though, I think we should make it more obvious in the docs that command blocks ON is a requirement.
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It's all just cheating with command blocks. Load up a map in creative and dissect it.
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Well, depth wise, you can't go more than about 8-9 levels in a normal map. If you want to go deeper, you need a custom map or map generator that puts ground level really high. A rule of thumb is that each level is 6 blocks tall, and the lowest level needs 12 blocks.
Length and width aren't really limited as long as it all fits in your map (and you have enough memory). Getting a large enough area that doesn't have any obstructions (oceans, deep rivers, deep caves that open at the surface) can be a challenge. Going with large biomes, or again a custom generator that will produce a large usable area can help.
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Sorry for the lateness. v0.18.0 release!
No OSX build for the moment. Hopefully soon. I highly recommend folks use Python anyway.
https://github.com/orphu/mcdungeon/releases/tag/v0.18.0
!! NOTE: This version requires Minecraft 1.12 release or higher!
!! NOTE: MCDungeon Python now requires pyyaml and nbt2yaml python modules.
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Have you looked at the mapstore option? Interactive mode will prompt you for this value.
I've not used multiverse for a long time, but back under bukkit you had to store maps in your primary world for them to work. This option allows you to set that.
http://mcdungeon-docs.bubblemod.org/en/latest/command-line-ref/#cmdoption--mapstore
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You should really thank JiFish. He does most of the work these days.
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Hey Folks!
v0.17.1 is now available!
https://github.com/orphu/mcdungeon/releases/tag/v0.17.1
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MCDungeon v0.17.0
**NOTE**: This version requires Minecraft 1.11.0 release or higher!
* Added 1.11 items, blocks and mobs. (JiFish)
* Beware! Loot can now be cursed with the new 1.11 enchantments. (JiFish)
* Added support for coloring custom potions in potions.txt (JiFish)
* Added configuration options for map item sprite coloring. See mapcolor and paintingcolor in default.cfg (JiFish)
* Added two new shops to find and updated some old ones with new inventory. (JiFish)
* Fix flower pots in various locations to have flowers in again. (JiFish) * Various fixes for Minecraft 1.11 (JiFish)
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Hello! You can customize where the save folder is with the --dir option:
http://mcdungeon-docs.bubblemod.org/en/latest/command-line-ref/#cmdoption--dir
Open the batch file and add
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If it wasn't for folks like JiFish and sshipway I probably would have wondered off aimlessly long ago. haha.
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Yeah, it will save after each dungeon. Also the initial scan process, (which can take a while) will also auto save after every 10000 chunks so you can interrupt that and resume roughly where it left off.
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MCDungeon v0.16.0
NOTE: This version requires Minecraft 1.10.2 release or higher!
https://github.com/orphu/mcdungeon/releases
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Hrm. WorldBorder must be creating chunks with LightPopulated and/or TerrainPopulated set to zero. Technically, these are incomplete until they load into MC.
Sounds like a switch is needed here though.
In the mean time, you can work around it by removing the following lines from mcdungeon.py around line 530:
# Incomplete chunk # These keys may be optional in older MC versions. if ( 'LightPopulated' in chunk.root_tag['Level'] and 'TerrainPopulated' in chunk.root_tag['Level'] ): if ( chunk.root_tag['Level']['LightPopulated'].value == 0 or chunk.root_tag['Level']['TerrainPopulated'].value == 0 ): return cx, cz, 'I', None, 00
You certainly don't have to regen your dungeons. Just loading your map into 1.9 should be fine at this point. Totally up to you.
Personally, I probably would just to get the new cool stuff in the new versions. There a few extra features, and treasure will include all the new 1.9 stuff.
0
Can you tell us exactly what you are entering for number of dungeons? Maybe copy/paste all the text in the console window into pastebin for us.