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Tool to find any bedrock formation in a 1.18 minecraft world.
I just downloaded the java file but every time I try to open it it says "a Java Exception has occurred"... I don't really know what I did wrong T_T
In Main.java, checkFormation is defined like this:
static boolean checkFormation(int x, int z) {
for (BedrockBlock block : blocks) {
if (!bedrockReader.isBedrock(x + block.x, block.y, z + block.z)) return false;
}
return true;
}
basically, this checks if a bedrock block is present and returns false if it's not, regardless of shouldBeBedrock.
proposed solution:
replace
if (!bedrockReader.isBedrock(x + block.x, block.y, z + block.z)) return false;
with
if (block.shouldBeBedrock != bedrockReader.isBedrock(x + block.x, block.y, z + block.z)) return false;
or perhaps a more radical change:
https://github.com/humhue/Minecraft-Bedrock-Formation-Finder-1.18/blob/e083be499578423de3d2b8069aba535e5cfd7089/src/main/java/com/mike/Main.java#L82
I'm also not sure why you sort the blocks based on their y level as it doesn't seem to affect the end result
Programing noob here, how do you use this? Thanks.
Hi, i tried to search for a specific formation in the nether roof (3x3 with one on top in the middle)
command i used: java -jar bedrockformation.jar 5674239807397845618 0:0 roof -1,123,-1:1 0,123,-1:1 1,123,-1:1 -1,123,0:1 0,123,0:1 1,123,0:1 -1,123,1:1 0,123,1:1 1,123,1:1 0,124,0:1
However the result is always exactly where the starting location is.
am i doing anything wrong? or is the roof search not working? (search at floor in overworld worked great)
Currently, the program will search for the formation closest to (0, 0). Could you add an option that can set it to an arbitrary coordinate (x, z) that the program will search around instead?
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Hi, how do you run the jar file?
Hey, I'm trying to find a base with this but it doesn't seem to be working properly. I used a random formation of bedrock to test it and the coordinates I was given were in a completely different place. I checked for typos as well but nothing seems to be working. The only command I've found that works is one that looks for 3x3x3 cubes of bedrock. Anyone know a solution? Here's a screenshot of the formation I'm using for testing: https://imgur.com/FN1WLdk
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