Quinn
87541d5789
Mainly so the makefile is a bit less esoteric to use, debugging flags must be specified manually. changed: - `$RM` for calling `rm` - removed unused `$ISWIN` - renamed `test` to `check` - added `install` and `install-strip` recipes, which for now remain empty - added `-g` to `$CFLAGS`, since it helps debugging, and in case of failures makes bug report less of a headache. I decided to not modify it further so "specialised tools" don't need to store files in the git repo, which seemed to complicate logic. This is the same reason to why I chose to not adapt clean in a way to introduce `mostlyclean`.
Caution
this application is under active development and it is not recommended to use yet.
mca selector lite
A from-scratch rewrite of mcaselector in C.
what does it do
MCA selector lite is a tool used to edit region files of your Minecraft java worlds. This is useful for reducing world size, general world management, perhaps copying chunks from one world to another or various other administrative tasks. Although not the intended main use case, it is also possible to use this tool to view the world map. Though, it is recommended to use something like dynmap instead (if applicable).
why does this project exist?
MCA selector is a tool written in Java. Where it depends upon JRE21 and JavaFX. Where the application is primarily developed for Windows users, where other platforms get a .jar file, which can at times be clunky to work with.
The goal of this project is to create a version of the original MCA selector, but written in C, leveraging the improved performance due to native execution and more low-level control.
I have picked C as the language for the core portions of the application, where I prefer fine-grained control with little abstractions.
This version is not intended to serve to entirely replace MCA selector, just to offer an alternative. Both tools will have their strengths and weaknesses.
planned features
- (very basic) world map viewing (Y level + surface)
- filtering chunks based on time spent in them
- chunk-level removal of data.
- CLI-only version
- (idea) change chunk compression
- (idea) view chunk metadata
- (idea) change chunk sNBT (this'll be tricky to add)
note that entries marked with
(idea)aren't guaranteed to be implemented. Due to their viability and usefulness is still to be measured.