lenny1880, this should be fixed now, try the updated links. I had to specify additional build dependencies for the binary version which wasn't obvious on my own system since I already had them installed.
Hey hetmankp, it's me again. I'm running into another problem right now.
Whenever I start the tool, it shows up half a second and then directly closes again.
Nonetheless, I managed to take a screenshot and it says "Error: must specify command".
Using the Win32 version of MCMerger 0.8.0.
I recently upgraded to win10 64bit, maybe that's part of the problem?
Are you just double-clicking the EXE? That won't do anything, you need to open a DOS window and run it from the command line with the options you want. That's what it means by "must specify command".
At least I think that's how it works, it's been years since I used this program.
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To tell them how to live is to prevent them living.
Not sure if it supports the latest file format or not. Make a backup of your world and try it on that, it might work, or might say it can't or it might corrupt the world, so be sure to make a backup first.
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Not sure if this thread is still active, but I figured I'd try. I'm trying to update a suuuuper old world of minecraft (beta 1.4) and I'm getting this error:
Getting existing world contour...
Tracing world contour...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "mcmerge.py", line 56, in <module>
File "contour.pyc", line 254, in trace_combine
File "pymclevel\mclevel.pyc", line 215, in fromFile
File "pymclevel\infiniteworld.pyc", line 1063, in __init__
AssertionError: Pre-Anvil world formats are not supported (for now)
AssertionError: Pre-Anvil world formats are not supported (for now)
You need to convert the world by loading it in 1.2 or newer first (I'd recommend not going past 1.6.4 for this); this should not generate any new terrain, only convert it from the MCRegion to Anvil file format (newer versions may still have a built in converter but they have a much more complex biome system which will cause more odd biome changes; since pre-Anvil worlds did not save biomes with chunks this means that you'll get changes in the biome, such as snow in a previously warm area and vice-versa; MCEdit can be used to fix this be changing the biome. 1.7 may have a more favorable biome layout around the area you generated so you could try both and use the better one; if you know the seed you can use AMIDST to see them without having to convert the wold, which can take a while depending on its size).
lenny1880, this should be fixed now, try the updated links. I had to specify additional build dependencies for the binary version which wasn't obvious on my own system since I already had them installed.
Now it works flawless! Tested with a MC 1.9.4 Map and MCMerger 0.8.0
Thank you for your great tool & sry for the late answer!
Hey hetmankp, it's me again. I'm running into another problem right now.
Whenever I start the tool, it shows up half a second and then directly closes again.
Nonetheless, I managed to take a screenshot and it says "Error: must specify command".
Using the Win32 version of MCMerger 0.8.0.
I recently upgraded to win10 64bit, maybe that's part of the problem?
Greetings!
Are you just double-clicking the EXE? That won't do anything, you need to open a DOS window and run it from the command line with the options you want. That's what it means by "must specify command".
At least I think that's how it works, it's been years since I used this program.
D_B
To tell them how to live is to prevent them living.
Shame on me
For sure that's the reason why it didn't worked. Thank's a lot!
i've just used this in a modded world from 1.6 to 1.7
got excellent results even with modded blocks ty
Not sure if it supports the latest file format or not. Make a backup of your world and try it on that, it might work, or might say it can't or it might corrupt the world, so be sure to make a backup first.
D_B
To tell them how to live is to prevent them living.
Not sure if this thread is still active, but I figured I'd try. I'm trying to update a suuuuper old world of minecraft (beta 1.4) and I'm getting this error:
Getting existing world contour...
Tracing world contour...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "mcmerge.py", line 56, in <module>
File "contour.pyc", line 254, in trace_combine
File "pymclevel\mclevel.pyc", line 215, in fromFile
File "pymclevel\infiniteworld.pyc", line 1063, in __init__
AssertionError: Pre-Anvil world formats are not supported (for now)
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
You need to convert the world by loading it in 1.2 or newer first (I'd recommend not going past 1.6.4 for this); this should not generate any new terrain, only convert it from the MCRegion to Anvil file format (newer versions may still have a built in converter but they have a much more complex biome system which will cause more odd biome changes; since pre-Anvil worlds did not save biomes with chunks this means that you'll get changes in the biome, such as snow in a previously warm area and vice-versa; MCEdit can be used to fix this be changing the biome. 1.7 may have a more favorable biome layout around the area you generated so you could try both and use the better one; if you know the seed you can use AMIDST to see them without having to convert the wold, which can take a while depending on its size).
TheMasterCaver's First World - possibly the most caved-out world in Minecraft history - includes world download.
TheMasterCaver's World - my own version of Minecraft largely based on my views of how the game should have evolved since 1.6.4.
Why do I still play in 1.6.4?