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Quote from hamstiwansti

I'm on a Project that's called Craft Mesa. It'll be the complete remake of black mesa. i already finished 1 chapter and a half.If adventure craft comes out can i import the map to it ?

If the project isn't depending on any mod's already, you can just copy it into the "Map Crafting" folder of AdventureCraft, and then edit it to your liking, and then distribute it.

At least that's the plan.

- Longor1996



Edit:
Just wanted to say: I saw your work some time ago, and it looks really awesome.

Quote from hamstiwansti

currently no mods, but won't be adventure craft compatible with any mods ?

i would need redpower 2 and traincraft in later dev

SInce these mods use Forge it shouldn't be a big deal to use them together with adventurecraft.
Just remeber that adventurecraft is a CoreMod, and overwrite's a lot of classes.
Mainly classes like the World-,Entity- and TileEntity-Classes.

- Longor1996

Quote from hamstiwansti

ok here some screens if you want to see my project :http://imgur.com/a/BJyxf

As I said before, that looks really awesome.

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Continued working on the ShapedTrigger as I call it in code.
Only thing missing is the event execution, and then im going to put out a prototype-environment release.

// TODO: Everything!

public class EntityShapedTrigger extends PointLogicEntity {
    float data0,data1,data2;
    IEntitySelector filter;
    
    public EntityShapedTrigger(World par1World) {
        super(par1World);
    }
    
    @Override
    protected void entityInit() {
        // TODO Auto-generated method stub
        filter = IEntitySelector.selectAnything;
    }
    
    @Override
    public void onUpdate()
    {
        super.onUpdate();
        
        Collection<Entity> entityList = searchForEntitys();
        
        
    }
    
    private Collection<Entity> searchForEntitys() {
        ArrayList<Entity> list = new ArrayList<Entity>();
        
        // CUBE SEARCH
        searchEntitys_CubeShape(list);
        
        return list;
    }
    
    private void searchEntitys_CubeShape(ArrayList<Entity> list) {
        
        AxisAlignedBB aabb = AxisAlignedBB.getBoundingBox(
                this.posX-data0, this.posY-data1, this.posZ-data2,
                this.posX+data0, this.posY+data1, this.posZ+data2
        );
        
        list.addAll(this.worldObj.selectEntitiesWithinAABB(Entity.class, aabb, filter));
    }
}

I still have no idea on how to make the event system really fast and easy in both code and user interfacing...
Welp. That's my problem, not your's!

Have a nice day everyone!

- Longor1996

I just wrote around 1000 lines of code! The result?
I implemented some of the blocks from the original AdventureCraft!


The experimental-prototype (the one without the Soundsystem) will be out in a couple of days.
I will just finish the (experimental/prototype) event system!

- Longor1996

Quote from VPtKm

So I know that the glass is supposed to get rid of neighboring surface textures, but I feel like having some glass blocks that don't do that would be handy.

I could make a copy of it and make one that doesn't remove the connecting-faces.
How about that?

- Longor1996

Who wants Darkness Blocks with different opacity values?
Pretty useful, and it doesn't break compatibility at all!

Or how about a shiny new Clip-Block that is truly invisible/untouchable?
(Also backwards compatible with the old one!)



Also, this piece of code is responsible for converting mc-region into mc-anvil:

// package net.minecraft.world.chunk.storage;
// public class ChunkLoader
// public static void convertToAnvilFormat

	 for (int k = 0; k < 8; ++k)
	 {
		 boolean flag = true;
		 for (j = 0; j < 16 && flag; ++j)
		 {
			 int l = 0;
			 while (l < 16 && flag)
			 {
				 int i1 = 0;
				 while (true)
				 {
					 if (i1 < 16)
					 {
						 int j1 = j << 11 | i1 << 7 | l + (k << 4);
						 byte b0 = par0AnvilConverterData.blocks[j1];
						 if (b0 == 0)
						 {
							 ++i1;
							 continue;
						 }
						 flag = false;
					 }
					 ++l;
					 break;
				 }
			 }
		 }
		 if (!flag)
		 {
			 byte[] abyte = new byte[4096];
			 NibbleArray nibblearray = new NibbleArray(abyte.length, 4);
			 NibbleArray nibblearray1 = new NibbleArray(abyte.length, 4);
			 NibbleArray nibblearray2 = new NibbleArray(abyte.length, 4);
			 for (int k1 = 0; k1 < 16; ++k1)
			 {
				 for (int l1 = 0; l1 < 16; ++l1)
				 {
					 for (int i2 = 0; i2 < 16; ++i2)
					 {
						 int j2 = k1 << 11 | i2 << 7 | l1 + (k << 4);
						 byte b1 = par0AnvilConverterData.blocks[j2];
						 abyte[l1 << 8 | i2 << 4 | k1] = (byte)(b1 & 255);
						 nibblearray.set(k1, l1, i2, par0AnvilConverterData.data.get(k1, l1 + (k << 4), i2));
						 nibblearray1.set(k1, l1, i2, par0AnvilConverterData.skyLight.get(k1, l1 + (k << 4), i2));
						 nibblearray2.set(k1, l1, i2, par0AnvilConverterData.blockLight.get(k1, l1 + (k << 4), i2));
					 }
				 }
			 }
			 NBTTagCompound nbttagcompound1 = new NBTTagCompound();
			 nbttagcompound1.setByte("Y", (byte)(k & 255));
			 nbttagcompound1.setByteArray("Blocks", abyte);
			 nbttagcompound1.setByteArray("Data", nibblearray.data);
			 nbttagcompound1.setByteArray("SkyLight", nibblearray1.data);
			 nbttagcompound1.setByteArray("BlockLight", nibblearray2.data);
			 nbttaglist.appendTag(nbttagcompound1);
		 }
	 }

I am somehow unable to understand what-the-f*ck is going on in this code.
Maybe someone else understands what is going on, and can tell me where the block-id's can be transformed. In this case, the AC1 block-id's have to be offset by 1000 to match the id-space of the remake.

Here is the revised AC1 block list: http://pastebin.com/gkhTwNKJ

Also, who would like to be able to play videos as cutscenes in AC2?

- Longor1996

Release Tomorrow

Quote from ZeldaCraft

Wut, AC2 releases tomorrow? ;o

*Experimental Prototype Build*

Contains a lot of blocks from AC1.

But:
- Still no Map converter.
- EventIO is not complete. (thus disabled)
- Some blocks are missing.
- No sound engine extension, that will come with the next one, the real one.

Have a nice day!

- Longor1996

AC2 Experimental Prototype - TaleCraft

Update

• Added new blocks
• Added new commands
• Added two AC1 blocks
• Finalized ID space (your worlds wont break)

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Version: 0.3
Depencies: Minecraft 1.5.2, Forge for 1.5.2
Download: Download from Dropbox Download from Mediafire

THIS RELEASE IS MULTIPLAYER COMPATIBLE!
You can play it with your friends!

Installation Instructions/Command Listings are to be found in the README.txt inside the Zip File.

• Report ANY Bugs to me by replying (/Quoting) to this Post!
• This is NOT a full Mod, its a prototype environment!
• ANY name conflicts are by accident and will be ignored by me!

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If your screen in-game is white like there's fog, type this into the Chat:

/colorOverlay @a OFF

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Note that this release does NOT contain the Sound Engine Extension!

Have a nice day!

- Longor1996

Strange. Im going to fix it really fast.

Re-Uploaded the ZIP File, it should work now.