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You must have WorldEdit as a minimum but install the BTE modpack, it's preferable.
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## Usage
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##
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# Installation
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The only functionality is currently the railway tracks outline generation.
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1. Download the [Rhino Javacsript interpreter](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/Rhino) for Java,
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which you can get from [here](https://github.com/mozilla/rhino/releases/download/Rhino1_7_12_Release/rhino-1.7.12.zip).
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Open the zip file, go to `/lib` and move `rhino-1.7.12.jar` (or newer) to your `mods` Minecraft folder.
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(Usually `C:\Users\[USERNAME]\Twitch\Minecraft\Instances\Build The Earth modpack\mods` on Windows)
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**[NOTE] The current way of doing things is a bit messy, to convert latitude and longitude to Minecraft coordinates a script
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is run to enter commands very quickly in the game chat. We should find a way to get these coordinates with a function.
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I already tried to translate the [java function](https://github.com/orangeadam3/terra121/blob/68ff27735ba447d6c9c017463e890eb90422569c/src/main/java/io/github/terra121/projection/ModifiedAirocean.java)
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into javascript [here](./draw/tpll/tpll-node.js). It doesn't work,
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if someone finds the problem I would be very grateful to him !**
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2. Download the latest version of BTE-scripts [here](https://github.com/oganexon/BTE-tools/releases) and place the `craftscripts` folder in `/config/worldedit`.
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### Installing the script
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3. (Recommended) Change the value of `scripting-timeout` to `30000` or higher in `/config/worldedit`. (`3000` ms by default)
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Before you start using CraftScripts, you’ll have to install the [Rhino JavaScript engine](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/Rhino).
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A direct link to the download is [here](https://github.com/mozilla/rhino/releases/download/Rhino1_7_12_Release/rhino-1.7.12.zip).
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Open the zip file, and extract `rhino-1.7.12.jar` (or newer).
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Move `rhino-1.7.12.jar` to the plugins/ or plugins/WorldEdit folder (on Bukkit) or the mods folder (other platforms).
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Once you have the JS engine installed, drop `draw.js` in the craftscripts folder (in the WorldEdit config folder - either plugins/WorldEdit or
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config/WorldEdit depending on platform).
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### Generating data using Overpass Turbo
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##Usage
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By using turbo overpass, you can view the selection directly. This is the recommended method.
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```bash
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/cs <COMMAND> [ARGS]
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```
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Use the [region request](http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/TwW) or the [name request](http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/TwY)
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These are WorldEdit scripts, if blocks are modified you have access to `//undo`.
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The region request is used to select every rail in the bounding box.
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-**list** : Lists all available commands.
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-**tpll** : Replaces the tpll command since permissions can be a problem.
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-**tpdms** : Same as tpll but takes `degrees minutes seconds` (such as `47°35'6.32"N 6°53'50.06"E` ).
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-**draw** : Traces any imported shape of an OpenStreetMap query - railroads, roads, etc.
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The name request is used to select every rail of a defined line.
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Do you need another function? Request it [here](https://github.com/oganexon/BTE-tools/issues).
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To find a railway name, right click near the rails and click on `Query features`
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Then, click on the desired rail
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### list
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```bash
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/cs list
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Lists all available commands.
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And finally, get the name.
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To get the correct data, click on `export` then `download/copy as GeoJSON`.
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### tpll
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### Generating data just with coordinates
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```bash
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/cs tpll <latitude><longitude> [altitude]
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```
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Replaces the tpll command since permissions can be a problem.
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This modified version will take you to the highest block even if you've build already.
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You don't need to remove the comma if there is one when you copy the coordinates.
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Go on [OpenStreetMap](https://www.openstreetmap.org/) and select the region of interest.
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Examples :
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Take the coordinates of the lowest point on the right and the highest point on the left.
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```bash
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/cs tpll 47.58523 6.89725
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/cs tpll 47.58523, 6.89725, 370
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```
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Put them in the config file (read the next paragraph).
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### Converting data
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Go to `./draw/src`
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### tpdms
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cd ./draw/src
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```bash
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/cs tpdms <latitude><longitude> [altitude]
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```
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Same as tpll but takes `degrees minutes seconds`
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This modified version will take you to the highest block even if you've build already.
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You don't need to remove the comma if there is one when you copy the coordinates.
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Configure `config.json`:
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```json
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"block": "iron_block",
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"logFile": "C:\\Users\\[USERNAME]\\Twitch\\Minecraft\\Instances\\Build The Earth modpack\\logs\\latest.log",
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"output": "output.json",
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"input": "input.json",
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"overpass": false, // if true, will request data to the API with the following parameters
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"requestType": "region",
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"region": "47.6008,6.9398,47.6131,6.9569", // Coordinates retrieved with OpenStreetMap
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"name": "LGV Rhin-Rhône",
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"feature": "rails"// More to come
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}
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/cs tpdms 47°35\'6.32"N 6°53\'50.06"E
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/cs tpdms 47°35\'6.32"N, 6°53\'50.06"E, 370
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```
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If you used Overpass Turbo, put the geoJSON data in `draw/input.json`
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You're all set. Open Minecraft, it will be used to convert coordinates.
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node init.js
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### draw
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/cs draw <file><block> [options]
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Traces any imported shape of an OpenStreetMap query - railroads, roads, etc.
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Then, run convert.exe and select `temp.json`. You're asked to put a delay, if your computer is quite slow you should increase it.
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After the warning, you have 2 seconds to click on Minecraft, then it will enter commands automatically.
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Options :
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-**u** (up): Draw a block above
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When finished, run:
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- Create a `drawings` folder inside `/config/worldedit`.
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- Get a geoJSON file of valid tracings / OR
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- Choose one of the following links:
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-[Rails - bounding box](http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/TwW) (Select the desired region using the map)
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-[Rails - name](http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/TwY) (Replace with a specific railroad name) [(find a railroad name)](#find-a-railroad-name)
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- Click `Run` > `Export` > `download/copy as GeoJSON`
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- Place the file in the `drawings` folder.
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node generate.js
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/cs draw rails1 iron_block
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/cs draw file3 stone u
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```
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The process is over, copy `output.json` to `/drawings` in the `/worldedit` folder.
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### Run the script in game
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/cs draw output [block] [options]
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## Find a railroad name
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To find a railway name, right click near the rails and click on `Query features`
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And finally, get the name.
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It should take a few seconds depending on data size. You should put `scripting-timeout` to a higher value like `30000`
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in `worldedit.properties` to avoid timeout since it takes longer to compute the first time.
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## Roadmap
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See the [open issues](https://github.com/oganexon/BTE-tools/issues) for a list of proposed features (and known issues).
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## Contributing
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Contributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to be learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are **greatly appreciated**.
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## License
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Distributed under the MIT License. See `LICENSE` for more information.
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