sfan5 wrote:This is for Minecraft Classic Maps, not for Minecraft Beta/Alpha/Full
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Converting minecraft classic to minetest?
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- socramazibi
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- Sokomine
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sfan5 wrote:I was able to import a 128x128x128 level (with dirt) without problems.
I flew around in the air to generate chunks and I set P1 at around -30.
That requires some flying around. And if you forget a spot, that part of the map won't be imported :-( I really think we need to go to the database level to do this in a more meaningful way. A function withhin the game that would allow to set one chunk in one go without that chunk having been generated in the first place and later flooded with dirt/filled with gras would be helpful as well.
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Sokomine wrote:sfan5 wrote:I was able to import a 128x128x128 level (with dirt) without problems.
I flew around in the air to generate chunks and I set P1 at around -30.
That requires some flying around. And if you forget a spot, that part of the map won't be imported :-( I really think we need to go to the database level to do this in a more meaningful way. A function withhin the game that would allow to set one chunk in one go without that chunk having been generated in the first place and later flooded with dirt/filled with gras would be helpful as well.
If you forget a spot, you can go to the spot which wasn't imported and run //load again
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sfan5 wrote:socramazibi wrote:sfan5 wrote:Where did you take the level.dat file from?
I created a map with minecraft, an empty map. Then I copied the level.dat.
Files when creating the map.
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This is for Minecraft Classic Maps, not for Minecraft Beta/Alpha/Full
Wouldn't it be possible to, with the new launcher, run a minecraft full map with classic which would automatically convert it to classic? As long as the build doesn't have minecraft full blocks then it should be fine..
Niften wrote:sfan5 wrote:socramazibi wrote:
I created a map with minecraft, an empty map. Then I copied the level.dat.
Files when creating the map.
[...]
This is for Minecraft Classic Maps, not for Minecraft Beta/Alpha/Full
Wouldn't it be possible to, with the new launcher, run a minecraft full map with classic which would automatically convert it to classic? As long as the build doesn't have minecraft full blocks then it should be fine..
I have a Minecraft (Full) to Minetest converter:
https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?id=6007
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