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A simple schematic file reader for nbtlib

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nbtschematic

A simple nbtlib Schema for reading or writing Schematic files for MCEdit and other world editors.

Installation

Python 3.6 or higher is required.

pip3 install nbtschematic

Examples

To load an existing MCEdit or other schematic file from disk, run:

from nbtschematic import SchematicFile
sf = SchematicFile.load('tests/test_schematic/simple.schematic')
print("The block at Y=%d, Z=%d, X=%d has block ID %d" %
(2, 3, 0, sf.blocks[2, 3, 0]))

To generate a schematic file in python, run:

from nbtschematic import SchematicFile
sf = SchematicFile(shape=(10, 8, 4))
assert sf.blocks.shape == (10, 8, 4)
sf.blocks[2, 3, 0] = 42
sf.save('example.schematic')

The size of the schematic should be defined at construction time. Resizing it will clear the blocks and block data.

Other fields of interest include:

  • data: Block data for each and every block
  • entities: Everything that is not a block
  • blockentities: Extended metadata for blocks

Further Reading

For more information about the underlying objects, see nbtlib's excellent examples page.


License - MIT

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