d84f570c18
This patch was incomplete. Did not address moving players to alternate
dimensions using the Move Player tool, and added spurious entries to the
Goto Dimension menu.
This reverts commit b618202340f6a8f8e2e96e666e46f4d0f063e405.
Submodule pymclevel:
> 89648d7 - Revert "Support dimensions with arbitrary directory names."
MCEdit
MCEdit is an open-source, BSD-licenced world editor for the viral indie hit Minecraft. For downloads and update info, visit the official website at www.mcedit.net. The rest of this file is intended for computer programmers and Linux users.
Running from source
MCEdit is written in Python using a variety of open source modules. When developing it is recommended to use virtualenv to keep dependencies sane and for easy deployment. You'll need Python 2.7 and easy_install/pip at a minimum before getting started. This quick guide assumes a unix-y OS.
Clone MCEdit:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/mcedit/mcedit
Optionally (but highly recommended), setup and activate virtualenv. virtualenv will simplify development by creating an isolated and barebones Python environment. Anything you install while virtualenv is active won't affect your system-wide Python installation, for example.
cd mcedit
easy_install virtualenv
virtualenv ENV
. ENV/bin/activate
Install various dependencies. This may take a bit (especially numpy). If installing pygame errors, try installing from a binary packages or following one of the guides from that page to install from source. On Windows, easy_install is preferred because it installs prebuilt binary packages. On Linux and Mac OS X, you may want to use pip install instead.
easy_install PyOpenGL
easy_install numpy
easy_install pygame
easy_install pyyaml
You should now be able to run MCEdit with python mcedit.py assuming you've installed all the dependencies correctly.