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Simple MCEDit filter that converts all selected commandblocks, signs and commandblock minecarts to 1.9 "Strict" JSON and /playsound. Very useful if you have ton of commands.
It assumes you have working commands that use only double quotes.
Always backup your worlds if you use filters.
How to use:
Sounds mentioned on wiki that weren't working even before 1.9:
It assumes you have working commands that use only double quotes.
Always backup your worlds if you use filters.
How to use:
- Open your world in MCEdit
- Select the region containing commandblocks, signs and commandblock minecarts you want to convert (it will leave anything else intact)
- Hit filter
- Done!
- JSON: check if you want JSON converted
- /playsound: check if you want /playsound converted
- /playsound source: choose playsound source
Sounds mentioned on wiki that weren't working even before 1.9:
- mob.attack
- none
| Progress | 100% complete |
| Game Version | Minecraft 1.9 |
| Tags |
1 Update Logs
Update #1 : by TheAl_T 02/02/2016 6:52:12 amFeb 2nd, 2016
Now works on signs and cmd minecarts as well.
/playsound conversion added.
/playsound conversion added.
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Unhandled Exception
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "mcedit2\editorapp.py", line 739, in libraryItemDoubleClicked (self is a MCEditApp)
File "mcedit2\editorsession.py", line 957, in importSchematic (self is a EditorSession)
File "mceditlib\worldeditor.py", line 233, in __init__ (self is a WorldEditor)
File "mceditlib\findadapter.py", line 62, in findAdapter
ValueError: Cannot detect type of file C:/Users/-----/Desktop/mcedit2-win64-2.0.0alpha-1007/MCEdit 2 Files/schematics/TheAl_Ts to 1_9 JSON.py.
As you can see in the stack trace, the Exception was not caused by my file, but by files: "mcedit2\editorapp.py", "mcedit2\editorsession.py", "mceditlib\worldeditor.py" and "mceditlib\findadapter.py".
I am using the MCEdit 1.0 and I don't get this error.
Thanks