CustomOreGen | Custom Ore Generation mod for Minecraft | Video Game library
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Custom Ore Generation mod for Minecraft, originally by JRoush
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- Compute the noise
- Get the gradient for a single column
- The noise function
- Get the gradient for a single column
- Calculates the noise
- Get the gradient for a single column
- Validates the options
- Sets display limits
- Sets the limits
- Parse a validator file
- Add a global validator factory
- Validates this distribution setting
- Validate the children
- Dumps a summary of a distribution setting to the console
- Sets the mode of a primitive type
- Add a unit mercator to a geometry builder
- Validates children
- Computes the transform
- Add a unit wire plan
- Rotates the transform
- Shear this Transform
- Builds a vertices with the specified segments
- Finds the nearest neighbour position in the world
- Override this method to handle mouse input events
- Populate the world properties
- Validate child properties
- Transforms the bounding box
- Generate a new structure
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QUESTION
I'm making an minecraft-forge mod and I'm having some problems with my config file. I used Configuration#getStringList which allows other people to add a String[] to the config file, so I'm using that to get an block from the array, for example if someone writes minecraft:gold_ore the Block#getBlockFromName works fine because in the array there's only that and nothing else, but if I place minecraft:gold_ore and minecraft:diamond_ore in the next line, it crashes because Block#getBlockFromName reads the String I sent him so he reads it like this minecraft:gold_oreminecraft:diamond_ore (which causes the crash because the block with than name doesn't exist) instead of it reading minecraft:gold_ore and than minecraft:diamond_ore. I basically want to split each line of that config to a separate String or somehow read each line separately. This is how the configuration file looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-20 at 13:20You could simply split the String on each newline-character. Just make sure you use the correct newline-character used in that file.
It might look something like this: String[] oresToReplace = oreToReplace.split(System.getProperty("line.separator"))
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Install CustomOreGen
You can use CustomOreGen like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the CustomOreGen component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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