vaporrrr/bteenhanced

Addon to WorldEdit which provides features for the purpose of making building faster.

BTEEnhanced (1.12.2) 🍝

Bukkit plugin created for the BuildtheEarth project to make creating custom forests easier. Uses Bridson's algorithm for poisson disk sampling (randomly picking packed points to place trees at).

Commands:

/wood {schematic(s)} [!]{block ID(s)} [flags: -includeAir,-dontRotate,-r:x]

*(Aliases: //wood, //w)* More info in "How to use /wood"

/treebrush {type} [size] [thickness]

*(Aliases: /tbr, //tbr, /treebr)* Easy to use brush specifically for trees on top of //schbr ([Schematic Brush Plugin](https://github.com/mikeprimm/SchematicBrush)). Ex: /tbr oak M thin

/bteenhanced-reload

Reload config

//dell [num]

*(Aliases: /dellast, /dell, //dellast)* Deletes the last `[num]` amount of points in the selection. (Currently only supports poly2d selections) If `[num]` is not specified it will delete the last point.

//delp {num}

*(Aliases: /delpoint, /delp, //delpoint)* Deletes the `{num}`'th point in the selection. (Currently only supports poly2d selections)

Permissions: Look here

Config: Look here

Dependencies:

• WorldEdit

How to use /wood

First make a region selection, all selections such as cuboid, poly, and convex work. This plugin saves edit sessions from /wood to the player's local session, so players can use WorldEdit's //undo and //redo. This means players will need to have the WorldEdit permissions for //undo and //redo

{schematic(s)} is the path of a schematic file or a folder containing schematics. (From the WorldEdit schematics folder) Adding a * after the file separator will randomize the schematics from that folder (and sub folders).

[!]{block ID(s)} are the blocks you want trees to be placed above. If you add a "!" at the start it uses all blocks except the ones you mention.

Flags

All are optional

-includeAir

Equivalent of not adding -a when pasting with WorldEdit. (By default command ignores air blocks)

-dontRotate

Disables the random rotation (90 degree increments) of schematics.

-r:x

Overrides the automatically created default radius. Radius being the minimum spacing between trees. The radius by default is calculated by averaging the width or height (whichever is larger), and dividing by 2. An example of the flag being used is -r:10

Examples

These schematic paths are for trees from the BTE tree pack.

/wood trees/oak/M/* 2,251:0

Uses all schematics in `plugins/WorldEdit/trees/oak/M/`, including subdirectories. 2 is the block ID for grass blocks, and 251:0 is the block ID for white concrete, meaning trees will only be placed above grass and white concrete.

/wood trees/snow/* 4

Uses all schematics in `plugins/WorldEdit/trees/snow/`, including subdirectories. In this case since the BTE tree pack has S,M,L snow trees, it will use all three sizes. 4 is the block data for planks, but since there are blocks that have the same block data of 4 (4 in 4:2 for ex.), and different IDs (2 of 4:2 for ex.), not including a ":" when typing "4" will include all blocks with data 4. Oak planks, jungle planks, etc.

/wood trees/snow/S/Pine_Snowy_Small !35:5 -dontRotate -r:6

Uses only the Pine_Snowy_Small.schematic. Trees are pasted above all blocks except 35:5, which is green wool. `-dontRotate` prevents a random rotation from being applied to each tree. `-r:6` overrides the radius to 6.

bteenhanced's Issues

Gaps between target areas mean only one area has trees

If there's large gaps between target areas, then only it will only paste trees in one of those areas. This is because the algorithm takes a starting point and branches out, but it can't branch across a gap. Possible solution is calling the algorithm on each targeted area.

Include all blocks with same data in mask

Currently if you use 35 as an ID for example, it only matches with 35:0, it should match with 35:1, 35:2, etc

Multiple block mask

Currently you can only mask one block ID, it would be better to be able to specify multiple: 35:5,251,2