[SCRIPT] World Edit

LordFoobar · Apr 3rd 2015

Quote from yahgiggle

what would the id for half blocks be i tried halfblock 37 as thats what you use for item but that wont work for /we-fillblock ??????

I actually woke up this morning with the same question Also, if blocks need to be rotated; how to apply rotation?

Maybe one of the devs can answer?

Bogus · Apr 3rd 2015

I have the code-snippets addet to the script, but I not know is this right.

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world = getWorld();

function onEnable()
print("World Edit plugin loaded.");
end

function onPlayerCommand(event)
local cmd = StringUtils:explode(event.command, " ");

if #cmd >= 1 then
cmd[1] = string.lower(cmd[1]);

if cmd[1] == "/we-select" then
event.player:enableMarkingSelector(function()

end);

elseif cmd[1] == "/we-cancel" then
event.player:disableMarkingSelector(function(markingEvent)

end);

elseif cmd[1] == "/we-clear" then
if event.player:isAdmin() == false then
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]You don't have admin rights on this server. Request Admin rights or use /we-cancel to cancel the selection.");
return;
end
if #cmd >= 2 then
event.player:disableMarkingSelector(function(markingEvent)
if markingEvent ~= false then
coords = getCoordsFromMarkEvent(markingEvent);

if cmd[2] == "obj" then
removeObjects(coords);
elseif cmd[2] == "con" then
removeConstr(coords);
elseif cmd[2] == "veg" then
removeVeg(coords);
elseif cmd[2] == "all" then
removeObjects(coords);
removeConstr(coords);
removeVeg(coords);
removePlayerBlocks(coords);
elseif cmd[2] == "abs" then
removeAll(coords);
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]Use one of the following arguments:\nobj\ncon\nveg\nall");
markingEvent:setCancel(true);
end
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#00FF00]Selection successfully cleared!");
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]No selection");
end
end);
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]Use one of the following arguments:\nobj\ncon\nveg\nall");
end
elseif cmd[1] == "/we-fill" or cmd[1] == "/we-fill2" then

cleanup = false;
if cmd[1] == "/we-fill2" then
cleanup = true;
end

if event.player:isAdmin() == false then
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]You don't have admin rights on this server. Request Admin rights or use /we-cancel to cancel the selection.");
return;
end
if #cmd >= 2 then
event.player:disableMarkingSelector(function(markingEvent)
if markingEvent ~= false then
coords = getCoordsFromMarkEvent(markingEvent);

if cmd[2] == "air" then
fillWith(coords,0, cleanup);
elseif cmd[2] == "dirt" then
fillWith(coords,1, cleanup);
elseif cmd[2] == "stone" then
fillWith(coords,3, cleanup);
elseif cmd[2] == "grass" or cmd[2] == "green" then
fillWith(coords,2, cleanup);
elseif cmd[2] == "id" then
if #cmd >= 3 then
if tonumber(cmd[3]) ~= nil then
fillWith(coords, cmd[3], cleanup);
-- markingEvent:setCancel(true);
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]3rd argument is not a number!");
markingEvent:setCancel(true);
end
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]Missing 3rd argument: id");
markingEvent:setCancel(true);
end
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]Use one of the following arguments:\nair\ndirt\nstone\nid #id#");
markingEvent:setCancel(true);
end
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]No selection");
end
end);

else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]Use one of the following arguments:\nair\ndirt\nstone");
end
end

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elseif cmd[1] == "/we-fillblock" then
if #cmd >= 2 then
event.player:disableMarkingSelector(function(markingEvent)
if markingEvent ~= false then
coords = getCoordsFromMarkEvent(markingEvent);
fillWithBlock(coords, cmd[2]);
end
end);
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]Specify the block ID");
end

end
end

addEvent("PlayerCommand", onPlayerCommand);

function getCoordsFromMarkEvent(e)
if e ~= false then
c = {}
c[1] = e.startChunkpositionX;
c[2] = e.startChunkpositionY;
c[3] = e.startChunkpositionZ;

c[4] = e.startBlockpositionX;
c[5] = e.startBlockpositionY;
c[6] = e.startBlockpositionZ;

c[7] = e.endChunkpositionX;
c[8] = e.endChunkpositionY;
c[9] = e.endChunkpositionZ;

c[10] = e.endBlockpositionX;
c[11] = e.endBlockpositionY;
c[12] = e.endBlockpositionZ;
end

return c;
end

function removeObjects(c)
world:removeAllObjectsInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12]);
end

function removeConstr(c)
world:removeAllConstructionsInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12]);
end

function removeVeg(c)
world:removeAllVegetationsInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12]);
end

function removePlayerBlocks(c)
world:setBlockDataInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12], 0);
end

function removeTerrainBlocks(c)
world:setTerrainDataInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12], 0);
end

function fillWith(c, blockID, cleanup)
if cleanup then
removeAll(c);
end
world:setTerrainDataInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12], blockID);

function fillWithBlock(c, blockID)
world:setBlockDataInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12], blockID);
end

end

function removeAll(c)
removeObjects(c);
removeConstr(c);
removeVeg(c);
removePlayerBlocks(c);
removeTerrainBlocks(c);
end

I testet in SP and I have no errors ..

LordFoobar · Apr 3rd 2015

Quote from Bogus

I have the code-snippets addet to the script, but I not know is this right.

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I testet in SP and I have no errors ..

Less the lack of indentation in your post ( ), it seems alright. If there are no errors, and you can fill your selected area with blocks of the specified ID, then yes, it is right

Bogus · Apr 4th 2015

OK, but I can not set the blocks

Little idea, a message in the loginscreen, that the script is load .. and when comes with errors or not ;D

Leftoverjay · Apr 4th 2015

having a little trouble. What would be the command to use /we-fill block (Block#)?

yahgiggle · Apr 4th 2015

After you add his code to the world edit script you use /we-fillblock I'd. Like this /we-fillback 57. Of cause this is after you use /we-select

LordFoobar · Apr 5th 2015

Well, for those having any trouble with my proposed addon, here's the entire script for your own personal use, until it is approved and/or officialized

The command is, for example, /we-select then /we-fillblock 121 to fill the area with bricks.

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[lua]world = getWorld();

function onEnable()
print("World Edit plugin loaded.");
end

function onPlayerCommand(event)
local cmd = StringUtils:explode(event.command, " ");

if #cmd >= 1 then
cmd[1] = string.lower(cmd[1]);

if cmd[1] == "/we-select" then
event.player:enableMarkingSelector(function()

end);

elseif cmd[1] == "/we-cancel" then
event.player:disableMarkingSelector(function(markingEvent)

end);

elseif cmd[1] == "/we-clear" then
if event.player:isAdmin() == false then
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]You don't have admin rights on this server. Request Admin rights or use /we-cancel to cancel the selection.");
elseif #cmd >= 2 then
event.player:disableMarkingSelector(function(markingEvent)
if markingEvent ~= false then
coords = getCoordsFromMarkEvent(markingEvent);

if cmd[2] == "obj" then
removeObjects(coords);
elseif cmd[2] == "con" then
removeConstr(coords);
elseif cmd[2] == "veg" then
removeVeg(coords);
elseif cmd[2] == "all" then
removeObjects(coords);
removeConstr(coords);
removeVeg(coords);
removePlayerBlocks(coords);
elseif cmd[2] == "abs" then
removeAll(coords);
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]Use one of the following arguments:\nobj\ncon\nveg\nall");
markingEvent:setCancel(true);
end
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#00FF00]Selection successfully cleared!");
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]No selection");
end
end);
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]Use one of the following arguments:\nobj\ncon\nveg\nall");
end
elseif cmd[1] == "/we-fill" or cmd[1] == "/we-fill2" then

cleanup = false;
if cmd[1] == "/we-fill2" then
cleanup = true;
end

if event.player:isAdmin() == false then
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]You don't have admin rights on this server. Request Admin rights or use /we-cancel to cancel the selection.");
elseif #cmd >= 2 then
event.player:disableMarkingSelector(function(markingEvent)
if markingEvent ~= false then
coords = getCoordsFromMarkEvent(markingEvent);

if cmd[2] == "air" then
fillWith(coords,0, cleanup);
elseif cmd[2] == "dirt" then
fillWith(coords,1, cleanup);
elseif cmd[2] == "stone" then
fillWith(coords,3, cleanup);
elseif cmd[2] == "grass" or cmd[2] == "green" then
fillWith(coords,2, cleanup);
elseif cmd[2] == "id" then
if #cmd >= 3 then
if tonumber(cmd[3]) ~= nil then
fillWith(coords, cmd[3], cleanup);
-- markingEvent:setCancel(true);
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]3rd argument is not a number!");
markingEvent:setCancel(true);
end
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]Missing 3rd argument: id");
markingEvent:setCancel(true);
end
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]Use one of the following arguments:\nair\ndirt\nstone\nid #id#");
markingEvent:setCancel(true);
end
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]No selection");
end
end);

else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]Use one of the following arguments:\nair\ndirt\nstone");
end

elseif cmd[1] == "/we-fillblock" then

if event.player:isAdmin() == false then
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]You don't have admin rights on this server. Request Admin rights or use /we-cancel to cancel the selection.");
elseif #cmd >= 2 then
event.player:disableMarkingSelector(function(markingEvent)
if markingEvent ~= false then
coords = getCoordsFromMarkEvent(markingEvent);

fillWithBlock(coords, cmd[2]);
end
end);
else
event.player:sendTextMessage("[#FF0000]Specify the block ID");
end

end
end
end
addEvent("PlayerCommand", onPlayerCommand);

function getCoordsFromMarkEvent(e)
if e ~= false then
c = {}
c[1] = e.startChunkpositionX;
c[2] = e.startChunkpositionY;
c[3] = e.startChunkpositionZ;

c[4] = e.startBlockpositionX;
c[5] = e.startBlockpositionY;
c[6] = e.startBlockpositionZ;

c[7] = e.endChunkpositionX;
c[8] = e.endChunkpositionY;
c[9] = e.endChunkpositionZ;

c[10] = e.endBlockpositionX;
c[11] = e.endBlockpositionY;
c[12] = e.endBlockpositionZ;
end

return c;
end

function removeObjects(c)
world:removeAllObjectsInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12]);
end

function removeConstr(c)
world:removeAllConstructionsInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12]);
end

function removeVeg(c)
world:removeAllVegetationsInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12]);
end

function removePlayerBlocks(c)
world:setBlockDataInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12], 0);
end

function removeTerrainBlocks(c)
world:setTerrainDataInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12], 0);
end

function fillWith(c, blockID, cleanup)
if cleanup then
removeAll(c);
end
world:setTerrainDataInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12], blockID);
end

function fillWithBlock(c, blockID)
world:setBlockDataInArea(c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4],c[5],c[6],c[7],c[8],c[9],c[10],c[11],c[12], blockID);
end

function removeAll(c)
removeObjects(c);
removeConstr(c);
removeVeg(c);
removePlayerBlocks(c);
removeTerrainBlocks(c);
end[/lua]

Leftoverjay · Apr 5th 2015

Thank you. I must have copied something wrong. Its working now

yahgiggle · Apr 11th 2015

Did anyone work out the id for half blocks with /we-fillblock ?

yahgiggle · Apr 11th 2015

Ok i talked to Red and for halfblocks you add 195 to the id so did some testing of my own and found you can change the position of the blocks like so

195 halfblock bottom
198 halfblock center
201 halfblock top

If your Half Block id is 37 and you want the block at the top you type /we-fillblock 20137
if the id is, for example, over 100 like say 186 it Would be 20100 + 186 = 20286
example 2 for Half block Center 198 19800 + 186 = 19986
example 3 for Half block Bottom 195 19500 + 186 = 19686
This is the same for All block types with the id over 100

Full List
North East South West is to show you what way the block is facing

North	East	South	West	Block type
39	42	45	48	Stair
51	54	57	60	Stair type2
63	66	69	72	Stair type3
75	78	81	84	Stair corner
87	90	93	96	Stair inner corner
99	102	105	108	Ramp
111	114	117	120	Ramp upside down
123	126	129	132	Ramp Half Corner
135	138	141	144	Ramp Inner Corner
147	150	153	156	Ramp Half Corner upside down
159	162	165	168	Ramp Inner Corner upside down
171	174	177	180	Ramp Corner
183	186	189	192	Ramp Corner upside down
195	195	195	195	Half Block bottom
198	198	198	198	Half Block Center
201	201	201	201	Half Block Top
204	207	204	207	Cylinder on its side
219	219	219	219	Pyramid
222	222	222	222	Pyramid upside down

North	East	South	West	Block type
225	228	231	234	Ramp On Its Side
237	240	243	246	Arc
249	252	255	258	Arc upside down
261	264	267	270	Arc on its side
273	276	279	282	Stair on its side
285	288	291	294	Stair upside down
297	300	303	306	Stair Corner upside down
309	312	315	318	Stair Inner Corner upside down
003	003	003	003	Cylinder
006	009	012	015	Cylinder Half

This took me some hours guys so a thank you would be nice

LordFoobar · Apr 11th 2015

Quote from yahgiggle

Ok i talked to Red and for halfblocks you add 195 to the id so did some testing of my own and found you can change the prossion of the blocks like so

195 halfblock bottom
198 halfblock center
201 halfblock top

so if your id was 37 and you want the block at the top you type /we-fillblock 20137

What if the id is, for example, 186? Would it be 20100 + 186 = 20286 or "201".."186" = 201186 ?

I am asking as we could amend the command to add optional values to the command arguments, such as

/we-fillblock id [blocktype [rotation [orientation]]]

Where

blocktype could be one of block, halfblock, reamp, rampcorner, rampcornerhalf, rampcornerinner, cylinder or cylinderhalf (not sure about the other block types) (default block)
rotation could be 0, 1, 2, or 3 (where angle = rotation * 90°) (default 0)
orientation could be up, side, or down (default up)

For example

/we-fillblock 126 ramp 1 down

to place a ramp upside down, rotated 90 degrees. (Note: only id is mandatory.)

However, there might be issues with some block types and orientation that must be taken into account when processing the command. For example, cylinders and ramp corners cannot normally be placed sideways, only upward or downward.

yahgiggle · Apr 11th 2015

Quote from LordFoobar

What if the id is, for example, 186? Would it be 20100 + 186 = 20286 or "201".."186" = 201186 ?

I am asking as we could amend the command to add optional values to the command arguments, such as

/we-fillblock id [blocktype [rotation [orientation]]]

Where
blocktype could be one of block, halfblock, reamp, rampcorner, rampcornerhalf, rampcornerinner, cylinder or cylinderhalf (not sure about the other block types) (default block)
rotation could be 0, 1, 2, or 3 (where angle = rotation * 90°) (default 0)
orientation could be up, side, or down (default up)

For example

/we-fillblock 126 ramp 1 down

to place a ramp upside down, rotated 90 degrees. (Note: only id is mandatory.)

However, there might be issues with some block types and orientation that must be taken into account when processing the command. For example, cylinders and ramp corners cannot normally be placed sideways, only upward or downward.

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it would need to be it be 20100 + 186 = 20286

i like your idea but i think it would be better that we name them like this hb for halfblock sb could be for stair block cb conerblock assb a simple stair block and so on this just cuts down the typing

LordFoobar · Apr 11th 2015

They could be aliases; long names = short names. I did not invent these names they actually are the ones used in the game itself. (With the command item.)

yahgiggle · Apr 11th 2015

Quote from LordFoobar

They could be aliases; long names = short names. I did not invent these names they actually are the ones used in the game itself. (With the command item.)

yes i under stand this but cant we change this like this $halfblock = "hb" ; i know this is php but does lua do the same sort of thing?

LordFoobar · Apr 11th 2015

If would be, something like

Code

if blockType == "block" or blockType == "b" then 
  ...
elseif blockType == "halfblock" or blockType == "hb" then
  ...
elseif blockType == "ramp" or blockType == "r" then
  ...
elseif blockType == "stair1" or blocktype == "s" then 
  ...
...

yahgiggle · Apr 11th 2015

Quote from LordFoobar

If would be, something like

Code

if blockType == "block" or blockType == "b" then 
  ...
elseif blockType == "halfblock" or blockType == "hb" then
  ...
elseif blockType == "ramp" or blockType == "r" then
  ...
elseif blockType == "stair1" or blocktype == "s" then 
  ...
...

yeah that looks good to me now all you need to do is make us the full script lol i know your just dying to do it hehe man my heads starting to implode just thinking about it

LordFoobar · Apr 11th 2015

Quote from yahgiggle

yeah that looks good to me now all you need to do is make us the full script lol i know your just dying to do it hehe man my heads starting to implode just thinking about it

LOL

Yeah.... If the original author can make a Github project out of the script, I could fork it and make a PR for changes... That would make things much easier for everyone. I just don't want to take ownership without permission. Using Git, others could contribute as well.

yahgiggle · Apr 11th 2015

Quote from LordFoobar

LOL

Yeah.... If the original author can make a Github project out of the script, I could fork it and make a PR for changes... That would make things much easier for everyone. I just don't want to take ownership without permission. Using Git, others could contribute as well.

i think by all the ad dons you have done to this script you could do your own advanced world edit script and call it your own you only need to change we to something else maybe /lay-block ect ect

yahgiggle · Apr 11th 2015

also if your worried you could say he forked it from the protection script as some of the code he used is from that ie we-select

not saying he did but thats just a fact about coding some lines need to be the same to get the end result

or we could just keep it as is and use my chart for the block info haha

LordFoobar · Apr 11th 2015

Quote from yahgiggle

also if your worried you could say he forked it from the protection script as some of the code he used is from that ie we-select

not saying he did but thats just a fact about coding some lines need to be the same to get the end result

or we could just keep it as is and use my chart for the block info haha

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I would never appropriate someone else's code without having a damn good reason to This is what I do for a living (code), and I highly respect the works of others, regardless how much efforts they had put into it. Besides, my additions were mostly copy / paste of the existing code as well.

Participate now!