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API SkEdit 1.1

Its like worldedit. but complitely in skript

  1. Jeroeno_Boy
    Supported Minecraft Versions:
    • 1.9, 1.10, 1.11, 1.12
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    What is SkEdit?
    SkEdit is a API that allows you to mainly fill and paste in structures. it is not created to copy Worledit, nor to compete with it. The fill and pasting is based on a sort of Async system, so it wont crash your server

    Know: this was made on Dev36 and might not work on newer/older versions, its known to not work propperly on 2.3.6


    Commands:
    • /ske (ske.admin)
    • /skedit (ske.admin)


    Features:
    • [✓] Copy and paste system
    • [✓] Fill system
    • [✓] Schematic system
    • [✓] Skript only (no other addons required)
    • [✓] Small command system [/ske]
    • [✓] Gui System
    • [✓] Api
    • [✓] Improve the return so its more usefull
    • [✓] use block id and skript alias for block fill
    • [✓] Semi async block placing and copying

    API:
    Code (Text):
    1. Return V2:
    2.    Usage: set {_R} to Ske("Function", {_Objects})
    3.     Note:
    4.         This function is NOT for beginners, it has complex code that can be hard to use. you might need to look into SkEdit on how to use a function propperly.
    5.  
    6.     Example: (command: /ske fill)
    7.  
    8.         # Defining the objects
    9.         add skePos(1, player) to {_Obj::*}
    10.         add skePos(2, player) to {_Obj::*}
    11.         add arg 2 to {_Obj::*}
    12.         set {_R} to ske("Fill", {_Obj::*}) # Executing the function with a triggered smart object
    13.  
    14.         # Checking if there is a problem with the objects, if there is. it will return a string, else a integer that is the "SkID"
    15.         if {_R} parsed as a integer is a integer:
    16.  
    17.             set {_B::*} to skIDGetstate({_R} parsed as a integer) # To get the current SkID return variables
    18.             message "&8[&4SkEdit&8] &fFilling blocks..."
    19.             message "&8[&4SkEdit&8] &fTotal blocks: &c%{_B::2}%"
    20.             message "&8[&4SkEdit&8] &fEstimated time: &c%(Rounded ({_B::2}/{ske::speed::paste::Blocks}*{ske::speed::paste::MaxDelay}*100))/30% seconds"
    21.  
    22.             #Starting the loop, and checking if its done
    23.             set {_Now} to now
    24.             while {_B::1} = false:
    25.                 wait skeDelay("paste") #To delay so it matches the delay of the (in this case, paste) max delay
    26.                 if difference between now and {_Now} is more than 1 second:
    27.                     message "&8[&4SkEdit&8] &fProgress: &c%{_B::2}% &fBPC, &c%{_B::3}%&f Cycles, &c%{_B::4}% &fBlocks left"
    28.                     set {_Now} to now
    29.                 set {_B::*} to skIDGetstate({_R} parsed as a integer) #Again, to get the curren SkID variable
    30.  
    31.             # when its done
    32.             message "&8[&4SkEdit&8] &fSuccesfully pasted &c%{_B::2}% &fBlocks, in &c%{_B::3}% &fCycles"
    33.             message "&8[&4SkEdit&8] &fTotal time: &c%{_B::4}%"
    34.  
    35.         #Something went wrong.
    36.         else:
    37.             message "&8[&4SkEdit&8] &fFailed pasting due to: &c%{_R}%"

    To use with the "SKE" function, please note the name of the function, (PlayerCopy, SaveSchem, Fill, etc). also, not all the functions are supportet! only the block copy and paste ones!
    Code (Text):
    1. Players only:
    2.     GiveWand:
    3.         Syntax:    skeGivewand(player)
    4.         Example: skeGivewand(player)
    5.         Notes:
    6.             Gives the SkEdit wand
    7.  
    8.     GetPosition:
    9.         Syntax: skePos(position, player)
    10.         Example: set {_Pos} skePos(1, player)
    11.         Returns:
    12.             - postion x of player's selection
    13.             - Nothing, invalid position
    14.         Notes:
    15.             Gives the first or second position, can only be 1 and 2
    16.  
    17.     PlayerCopy:
    18.         Syntax: skePCopy(Location 1, Location 2, player)
    19.         Example: set {_R} to skePCopy(skePos(1, player), skePos(2, player), player)
    20.         Returns:
    21.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
    22.             - Location x not set
    23.             - Player not found
    24.             - Different worlds of positions
    25.         Notes:
    26.             Copies block, its slower than pasting or filling
    27.  
    28.     PlayerPaste:
    29.         Syntax: skePPaste(player)
    30.         Example: set {_R} to skePPaste(player)
    31.         Returns:
    32.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
    33.             - Clipboard empty
    34.             - Player not found
    35.         Notes:
    36.             Pasts the clipboard of the player
    37.  
    38.     PlayerSaveSchem:
    39.         Syntax: skePSaveSchem(location 1, location 2, "new Schematic", player)
    40.         Example: set {_R} to skePSaveSchem(skePos(1, player), skePos(2, player), arg 3, player)
    41.         Returns:
    42.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
    43.             - Location x not set
    44.             - Different worlds of positions
    45.             - Schematic already exists
    46.             - Player isnt online
    47.         Notes:
    48.             Saves a schematic relative to the player
    49.  
    50.     PlayerLoadSchem:
    51.         Syntax: skePLoadSchem("Schematic", player)
    52.         Example: set {_R} to skePLoadSchem(arg 3, player)
    53.         Returns:
    54.             - Schematic does not exist
    55.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
    56.         Notes:
    57.             Loads the schematic to the player's clipboard
    58.  
    59.  
    60. Global:
    61.     Fill:
    62.         Syntax:    skeFill(Location 1, Location 2, Blocks)
    63.         Example: set {_R} to skeFill(skePos(1, player), skePos(2, player), "Sand||stone||dirt")
    64.         Returns:
    65.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
    66.             - Location x not set
    67.             - World are different
    68.         Notes:
    69.             - Doesnt check if the block is valid or not
    70.             - There can be multiple blocks, seperatet at "||" example: "Red wool||White wool||Orange wool"
    71.  
    72.     SaveSchem:
    73.         Syntax: skeSaveSchem(Location 1, Location 2, "new schematic")
    74.         Example: set {_R} to skeSaveSchem({_Loc1}, {_Loc2}, "Tower_Tier_1")
    75.         Returns:
    76.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
    77.             - Position x not set
    78.             - Different worlds
    79.             - Schematic already exist
    80.         Notes:
    81.             Saves the schematic relative to location 1
    82.  
    83.     PasteSchem:
    84.         Syntax: skeSchemPaste(Center location, world, "schematic")
    85.         Example: set {_R} to skeSchemPaste(location of player, world of player, arg 3)
    86.         Returns:
    87.             - Nothing (Everything went well)
    88.             - Center not set
    89.             - Schematic doesnt exists
    90.             - World does not exist
    91.         Notes:
    92.             Pastes from where the schematic has been created
    93.  
    94.     ShowSchems:
    95.         Syntax: skeShowSchems()
    96.         Example: set {_list::*} to skeShowSchems()
    97.         Returns:
    98.             - List of all schems
    99.             - No schematic set (No schematics exist)
    100.  
    101.     DeleteSchem:
    102.         Syntax: skeDeleteSchem("schematic")
    103.         Example: set {_R} to skeDeleteSchem("Lol")
    104.         Returns:
    105.             - Nothing (All went succesful)
    106.             - Invalid schematic (Schematic doesnt exist)
    107.  
    108.     Random:
    109.         Syntax: Random(Min, Max{, Times}) #in {} is unnceseary and defaulted to 5
    110.         Example: set {_RandomVariable} to Random(5, 100)
    111.         Returns:
    112.             - Number
    113.  

    Addons:
    - SkQuery-lime 3.6.4
    - Skellett

    - SkRayFall (for sound)

Recent Updates

  1. Hotfix
  2. Full release
  3. Fix (BETA 4 Patch 1)

Recent Reviews

  1. TPGamesNL
    TPGamesNL
    3/5,
    Version: 1.0
    1. Block data isn't working very well.
    2. Performance is not great, still takes a lot of time to do stuff.
    3. `/skedit fill` doesn't take spaces in the block input.
    Overall, it does what it's supposed to do, but it isn't great.
    1. Jeroeno_Boy
      Author's Response
      1. Block data works good, just not on 2.3.6 which i state in the description (and maybe some under 2.3.6 but dont know which ones)

      2. cant rly make it faster bcs of skript

      3. il be fixing that asap
  2. couger44
    couger44
    5/5,
    Version: BETA 3 Patch 1
    Although I do not usually play or program in Skript 1.9, I gave myself the time to download the version of Skript for Spigot 1.9 and try this API, and I can tell you that it works perfectly.
    1. Jeroeno_Boy
      Author's Response
      Thanks for the awsome revieuw :D
  3. Stevecv
    Stevecv
    5/5,
    Version: BETA 3 Patch 1
    This was very good at loading in massive edits and it didn't crash my server!
    1. Jeroeno_Boy
      Author's Response
      Thanks for the revieuw :D