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@xmcl/game-data

v1.2.4

Published

Parse minecraft game related data like level.dat, server.dat

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Game Data

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Provides functions to parse Minecraft game data like level data, server data.

Usage

Save/World Data Loading

Read the level info from a buffer.

import { WorldReader, LevelDataFrame } from '@xmcl/game-data'
const worldSaveFolder: string;
const reader: WorldReader = await WorldReader.create(worldSaveFolder);
const levelData: LevelDataFrame = await reader.getLevelData();

Preview Read the region data, this feature is not tested yet, but the api will look like this

import { WorldReader, RegionDataFrame, RegionReader } from "@xmcl/game-data";
const worldSaveFolder: string;
const reader: WorldReader = await WorldReader.create(worldSaveFolder);
const chunkX: number;
const chunkZ: number;
const region: RegionDataFrame = await reader.getRegionData(chunkX, chunkZ);

Some Important Concepts

These concept might help you to understand how to use the API.

Level

The metadata of one Minecraft save. It contains the info like when the world is created, what is the name of it, or other metadata.

In code, they are represented by LevelDataFrame.

Region

The Minecraft blocks data are stored in region file (.mca). One region contains 16 sections. Each section contains 16x16x16 blockstates, biome, entities, tileentities and other data.

For the Minecraft version < 1.13, the mca NBT data store the global blockstate ids in Data and Blocks fields.

For the Minecraft version >= 1.13, the mca NBT data store the local blockstate ids in BlockStates and a mapping to map the local blockstate ids to BlockState object.

In-Chunk Coord

One chunk (section) in region contains 4096 (16x16x16) blockstates, and they are indexed by [0, 4096). The mapping from x, y, z to index is (x, y, z) -> y << 8 | z << 4 | x.

Read and Write Server Info

import { readInfo, writeInfo, ServerInfo } from "@xmcl/game-data";

const seversDatBuffer: Buffer; // this is the servers.dat under .minecraft folder
const infos: ServerInfo[] = await readServerInfo(seversDatBuffer);
const info: ServerInfo = infos[0];

// info.ip -> server ip
// info.name -> server name