http://83.83.222.154/amsterdam/
C/C++ FAST REGIONS READER/CHECKER
Can be used in combination with https://github.com/HakkaTjakka/MinecraftWorldEditor (pacman.exe geo2index holland). And https://github.com/HakkaTjakka/project-obj-dos-cmd-python-slave/blob/main/README.md To find missing region files, create a list of marked spots in out.txt, create lat/lon list by inserting it in the project-obj TEST_LIST_TO_GEO.BAT script, then run it (result.txt) with the pacman.exe geo2index holland command, resulting in a object_array.res file, for loading the octants from object_array.txt. Msg me for help.
Usage:
region_finder.exe path_to_region_dir
or
region_finder.exe path_to_region_dir path_to_voxels_dir
(Used for comparing .mca / .vox files) BTE121 Holland).
Result is in out.txt
A '.' marks there is NO region file.
A '*' marks a region file.
When replacing a dot or asterix with another character, and then run:
region_finder.exe out.txt
You get a list with the r.x.z files marked. (And showing if there is a .mca or .vox file)
Change for other usage.
.exe compiled under Ubuntu for Windows with codeblocks and cross compiler.
Use SynWrite.6.41.2780 for column based search and replace (missing in notepad++)
Leaflet HTML/Javascript Minecraft Region Mapper BTE121 For Browser Plus C/C++ Zoom Level 2x2x512 Tilemaker
For use with: https://github.com/HakkaTjakka/Leaflet-Minecraft-Region-Tiles-Map
(Click to play vid)
Use: region_finder.exe tiles Where is a directory with r...png tiles (512pxx512px) of Minecraft region files. Tiles can be made with the MinecraftWorldEditor program (pacman.exe from the pacman_cuberite dir) Using dir /saves/test/region/done0 for floor 0 (0/255), /saves/test/region/done-1 for floor -1 (-256/-1) /saves/test/region/done1 for floor 1 (256/511) etc. Then call from pacman_cuberite (start the qsetpath_seh_64_v7 - kopie.bat for dos shell with path set to pacman_cuberite/bin dir for calling pacman.exe) pacman.exe plot (Enter) Then all the tiles create from all the region files (r.x.z.mca) top view will be in pacman_cuberite/../cut (level up -> down to cut) If ok you end up with all tiles from your world. (Remember placing them in /saves/test/region/done0 etc...)
Then: Goto the region_finder directory and call: DO_ALL.BAT Then first all the tiles from pacman_cuberite/../cut/r...png will be copied into seperate dirs into 18 (dir 18). At the same time it merges 2x2 (4) tiles together for ZOOM LEVEL 17. From there the program region_finder.exe is called with region_finder tiles 17 To create the ZOOM LEVEL directory 16 out of 17, by also combining 4 512x512 textures together and place them into seperate dirs. The leaflet.js script the calculates the right directory and tile name, for display them in a browser that runs javascript (tm). You need a webserver to test it. Like https://www.apachefriends.org/ The script is set to: http://my.ip.address/nl/ You can add a alias dir in: /xampp/apache/conf/alias/def.conf like:
<Directory "g:/web/map"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks Includes ExecCGI AllowOverride All Require all granted Alias /map/ "g:/web/map/"
<Directory "g:/web/nl"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks Includes ExecCGI AllowOverride All Require all granted Alias /nl/ "g:/web/nl/"
Where in my case the directories 1 to 18 reside in /web/map and the script/web dir in /web/nl. Or you have to put it in the default dir /xampp/htdocs In that case (also for your/the ip address/domain url) you need to adapt the script. When accessing from outside your router (need to be port forwared on some ports to use the webserver for access from outside on your ip address) you also need to adapt the ip addresses (2 pieces) or url, AND the SHA256 key. To get the keys easily: Just use a key. When webserver runs, router port forwarded, access the http://ip-address-or_domain-name/nl/ to load the index.html Press F12 to get the CONSOLE window, and look what chrome expects for a RIGHT SHA256 key, THEN FILL THAT IN THE index.html Javascript stuff. Like: <script src="./leaflet2.js" integrity="sha256-qV281PHHRLgHc2Yh8xiUUYArOdLIjSu4DJKvOjuUNqk=" crossorigin=""> </script> For using internal ip (like 192.168.178.28) or external ip the SHA keys seems differen. Also an older version of leaflet is in the repo, there the shader area can be adapted. The newer leaflet.js has 2x 1/2 pixel smooth so lines between the tiles pop up. Fix it in the newer one. The older one zooms from 18 to 16 to 14 etc. So both have some bugs to keep you busy like always.
When all ok it should work. If not: MSG ME.
Its the start, its all under construction. Zoomable orthographic mega renders in 3d perspective of super large minecraft 1.12.2 worlds will follow. Like some google earth 3d posters i will upload soon, just like with the tiles from this proggie.
