gaider10/crossroadfinder

Finds different crossroad formations on a set seed

crossroadfinder's Issues

Add documentation for the crossroad shape types

It's unclear what the crossroad shapes mean, such as QUINT_LINE, we should document all of them in the main README file for easy reference.

not really an issue more a request i guess

im trying to locate two quad intersections within range of each other but when i run a search over 3 million blocks it wont display the full result. is there a way i can have it export the complete list when it completes?

Explanation

Hi, could you explain to me how to use it? There is no tutorial.txt in the files and I am a total beginner so I have no idea how to use it. Thank you very much

how to use

can someone explain to me how to use the crossroadfinder?

Add a biome check

It's useful if you want a structure in a specific biome

Can find out how to run this

Doesn't just find fortresses.

Whenever in 1.18.2 using option 5 (maybe more I haven't checked) and tp-ing to the coordinates it lists, most of the structures you tp to are variety of bastions with about only half being what you were searching for.

ihave a question about if wether i am using crossroads incorrectly

i am trying to find a good fortress on the seed -7015078764918145110
and having trouble the cords that are out puted do not match where nether strongholds are located this is my text log please let me know if i am using it wrong t is vanilla structures

Enter closest lower version:
0 - 1.7
1 - 1.13
2 - 1.16.1
3 - 1.18
3
Using closest lower version 1.18

Enter numeric world seed
-7015078764918145110
Using numeric world seed -7015078764918145110

Enter fortress salt (leave empty for 30084232):
0
Using fortress salt 0

Enter crossroad shape:
0 - DOUBLE
1 - TRIPLE_LINE
2 - QUAD_LINE
3 - QUINT_LINE
4 - TRIPLE_CORNER
5 - QUAD_SQUARE
6 - QUINT_BLOB
6
Using crossroad shape QUINT_BLOB

Enter maxY (leave empty for 255):
48
Using maxY 48

Enter search radius:
90000
Using search radius 90000

Enter search center X (leave empty for 0):
345448
Using search center X 345448

Enter search center Z (leave empty for 0):
176072
Using search center Z 176072

Found a good shape at /tp 263346 48 159471
there were other tp locations but just using the one as an example

wrong coords

1.18 fabric server, when i launch the programs everything works well but when i use the /tp commands that the software gave me it doesnt teleport me in a fortress, just in middle of nowhere

[Suggestion] Add Origin Option

Description

Add an option to change the origin of the searching from something different to 0, 0. Useful for servers where you may have a "base" and want to find the closest crossroad to the base.

please switch to using makefile

using compile.txt is just shitty, use a makefile man

Windows security doesn't allow me to execute it

if i try to execute it, i get a message from windows in the middle of my screen saying the security stops me from doing it. i can't click something like "execute anyways".

Build on Linux

I was able to get this to build on Linux (Xubuntu 18.04) with a few changes to main.c and util\Inputs.c:

main.c: added #include <limits.h> under the line for time.h (for INT_MIN and INT_MAX)
main.c: changed BlockBox *main to BlockBox *mainBox in processRegion and updated any references to it (compiler doesn't like the main function and a variable to have the same name)
main.c: system("pause"); doesn't work on Linux, so I changed it to this:

#ifdef _WIN32
    system("pause");
#else
    printf("Press enter to continue . . . ");
    getchar();
    printf("\n");
#endif

util\Inputs.c: compiler warns of unused value from fgets so I changed the two fgets(input, 64, stdin); lines to this:

if (fgets(input, 64, stdin) == NULL) {
    printf("Error was encountered from fgets\n");
    return 0;
}

I also checked that it still builds and runs correctly using MingGW64 on windows with these changes applied.

should I use 1.18 or 1.16.1 im on 1.17.1 btw

Getting compiler errors on mingw32-base-bin

gcc -o main -Wall -Werror -O2 -flto -static -static-libgcc *.c fortressgenerator/*.c fortressgenerator/util/*.c util/*.c
>>
fortressgenerator/FortressGenerator.c: In function 'fortressGenerator_generateRandomPiece':
fortressgenerator/FortressGenerator.c:277:41: error: cast from pointer to integer of different size [-Werror=pointer-to-int-cast]
  277 |                                         (unsigned long long)lastPieceData - (unsigned long long)pieceData);
      |                                         ^
fortressgenerator/FortressGenerator.c:277:77: error: cast from pointer to integer of different size [-Werror=pointer-to-int-cast]
  277 |                                         (unsigned long long)lastPieceData - (unsigned long long)pieceData);
      |                                                                             ^
cc1.exe: all warnings being treated as errors
util/Inputs.c: In function 'getLongNormal':
util/Inputs.c:100:24: error: unknown conversion type character 'l' in format [-Werror=format=]
  100 |     printf("Using %s %lli\n\n", name, *result);
      |                        ^
util/Inputs.c:100:12: error: too many arguments for format [-Werror=format-extra-args]
  100 |     printf("Using %s %lli\n\n", name, *result);
      |            ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
cc1.exe: all warnings being treated as errors

[Suggestion] add distance info

i tried something like this

printf("Found a good shape at /tp %i %i %i (%i Blocks away)\n", mainBox->minX, mainBox->minY, mainBox->minZ,
    (int)sqrt((mainBox->minX - regionX) * (mainBox->minX - regionX) + (mainBox->minZ - regionZ) * (mainBox->minZ - regionZ)));

in main.c line 289, seems to kinda work