This repo has two main 'parts'. The actual project itself and the data lists.

The project can be built into the SB3 on linux using the command utils/openscratch assemble . build/ScratchSurvival.sb3. If you're not on linux... good luck lmao. Get the openscratch executables from https://github.com/Tacodude7729/Open-Scratch/.

To make the project faster and smaller, lots of stuff is stored in lists. All the block types, floor types, biomes, items and crafting recipes are stored in lists. To make life easier, I created human-readable JSON format that is parsed into TXT files that can be imported into Scratch.

Here are the names of the generated TXT files and their corresponding list.

Note that EntityMetadata.json dosn't actually contain information about entity behaviour, that's all contained in the Entities sprite in the code. Same goes for StatusEffectMetadata.json, but the actual code for status effects is scattered around.

Some documentation on values, mostly so I don't forget.

Metadata about items.

Food+Seeds is a combination of 'Food' and 'Seeds'. Used for potatos as they can be eaten and planted.

Determines what extra data needs to be stored along with the block (like rotation, items, etc.) and how the player interacts with them.

Rotation is for blocks that can be rotated. Blocks generated naturally in the world will pick a random inital rotation.

MultiModeling is for blocks that can have more than one 'model'. Trees are an exmaple of this as all oak trees in the game have the same ID but look different. Blocks generated naturally in the world will pick a random model.

MultiModelingRotation is for blocks that have multiple models and can be rotated.

Tool Type

0 -> Pickaxe 1 -> Axe 2 -> Shovel

Crafting Station Type

0 -> Inventory Crafting 1 -> Workbench 2 -> Furnace 3 -> Anvil 4 -> Brewing