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L37[05:18:22] <ajb>
ChunkProvider.provideChunk(x, z) - are x, z in blocks or
chunks?
L38[05:19:49] <Ordinastie> check the code
?
L39[05:20:15] <barteks2x> almost definitely
chunk
L40[05:20:26] <barteks2x> I don't think
ChunkProvider ever uses block coordinates
L41[05:32:39] <ajb> yes, definitely
chunks
L42[05:36:42] <ajb> regions are 0 aligned
and contain 32x32 chunks, yes?
L43[05:36:53] <barteks2x> yes
L44[05:36:57] <ajb> ie, chunks 0 - 31 are
all in the same region
L45[05:37:02] <barteks2x> but why do you
need to know that?
L46[05:37:14] <ajb> just hacking
around
L47[05:37:21] *
gigaherz_ hopes the answer is "i'm trying to add vertical
chunks"
L48[05:37:23] <gigaherz_> oww
L49[05:37:27] <gigaherz_> ;P
L50[05:37:31] <ajb> no i am not that
crazy
L51[05:37:32] <Ordinastie> haha
L52[05:37:34] <barteks2x> that "just
hacking around" will probably turn into a mod one day
L53[05:38:19] <ajb> basically i want to
generate a map from a seed
L54[05:38:41] <ajb> and all the mods that
do this either don't support other mods or don't work in 1.12
L55[05:38:45] <barteks2x> a map == item or
the world?
L56[05:38:52] <ajb> the world
L57[05:39:05] <barteks2x> can't you
just.,.. create a world?
L58[05:39:05] <ajb> ie like amidst
does
L59[05:39:13] <barteks2x> oh...
L60[05:39:31] <ajb> yes, and then generate
all the chunks and then draw a map of them :)
L61[05:39:55] <barteks2x> Do you only want
biomes or all blocs too?
L62[05:40:06] <ajb> biomes and
topography
L63[05:40:37] <barteks2x> does that include
stuff like trees?
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L65[05:41:02] <ajb> surface height. i don't
care about trees either way
L66[05:41:20] <barteks2x> if it doesn't
have to be exact, you could make it quite fast
L67[05:42:32] <barteks2x> without every
touching regions
L68[05:43:22] <ajb> there's a bunch of mods
that have custom worldgens, or influence worldgen in some way. i
just want to see what they actually do (or if they even work)
L69[05:43:50] <ajb> so it doesn't have to
be exact at all
L70[05:44:15] <ajb> i want to see an area
of maybe +/- 10000 blocks at low resolution, see what biomes and
land masses are generated
L71[05:44:50] <gigaherz_> I don't know the
exact implementation in mc, but I would presume they calculate for
each "column" a biome value, and then a height value
based on biome + noise
L72[05:45:13] <gigaherz_> so that the
generation "density" can be computed for each, and if
it's > X, it's solid
L73[05:45:14] <barteks2x> that's exactly
whhat they do except it's done for each 4x8x4 blocks
L74[05:45:34] <barteks2x> and then MC
applies linear interpolation to those density values and for
density >0 places blocks
L75[05:45:43] <ajb> reason i asked about
regions is because i figured doing whole regions at the same time
would be more efficient than the obvious nested for loop accross
chunks
L76[05:45:59] <barteks2x> only if you ask
it to load chunks from disk
L77[05:46:10] <ajb> its got to save
them...
L78[05:46:13] <gigaherz_> barteks2x: heh
nice to know their implementation is similar to my own ideas
L79[05:46:40] <gigaherz_> ajb: not really,
if all you want is height+biome, you don't need to ever compute the
actual block data
L80[05:46:43] <barteks2x> except they added
so much crap and optimizations on top if it that it's hard to see
what it's actually doing
L81[05:46:50] <gigaherz_> if you DO want to
know if each block is solid/air
L82[05:46:55] <gigaherz_> even if*
L83[05:46:59] <barteks2x> gigaherz_, except
then it won't work with things like RTG
L84[05:47:00] <gigaherz_> you can still
keep it all in memory
L85[05:47:03] <ajb> so, what should i do
then?
L86[05:47:22] <barteks2x> do you want it to
work with thngs like RTG or is default world type enough?
L87[05:47:36] <ajb> i want it to work with
any custom worldgen
L88[05:47:56] <barteks2x> then you actually
need to generate the chunks
L89[05:48:04] <gigaherz_> you still don't
need them on disk, though
L90[05:48:09] <gigaherz_> but you need to
generate the chunk contents
L92[05:48:16] <barteks2x> exactly. You can
just save your own images
L93[05:48:46] <barteks2x> you also don't
need to run population, so it's going to be faster
L94[05:48:49] <gigaherz_> iirc population
happens separately, so it may be possible to run only the initial
worldgen step
L95[05:49:01] <barteks2x> it's actually
easier to not run population
L96[05:49:10] <barteks2x> if you use the
generator directlty that is
L97[05:49:10] <gigaherz_> barteks2x: the
code that decides where to place the dirt+grass
L98[05:49:20] <gigaherz_> is that the same
function that does the initial worldgen?
L99[05:49:27] <gigaherz_> or is it run
separately?
L101[05:49:36] <barteks2x> gigaherz_, the
code that decides where to place dirt+grass is part of initial
generation, not population
L102[05:49:41] <ajb> to my surprise it
does not hang the entire client+server
L103[05:49:48] <barteks2x> it runs right
after stone/ocean generation but before caves
L104[05:49:57] <gigaherz_> right
L105[05:50:13] <gigaherz_> in my toy
engine, it's a separate step
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L107[05:50:27] <gigaherz_> I don't have
population or caves though
L108[05:51:08] <barteks2x> does your
engine use cubic chunks?
L109[05:51:16] <gigaherz_> the plan was:
density -> surface + water/lava -> caves ->
population
L110[05:51:20] <gigaherz_> yes
L111[05:51:28] <barteks2x> so how do you
know where is the surface?
L112[05:51:31] <gigaherz_> that's why I
kept them separate
L113[05:51:42] <gigaherz_> the surface
step for one chunk
L114[05:51:49] <barteks2x> and that's the
reason I actualy need them tightly integrated...
L115[05:51:53] <gigaherz_> requires the
surrounding chunks to be in density state
L116[05:52:05] <gigaherz_> so that it can
tell if it has solid blocks around
L117[05:52:11] <barteks2x> I use the
density gradient to approximately know how deep I am
L118[05:52:40] <gigaherz_> I generate
surface materials based on having open space above, not just
relative height
L119[05:52:45] <barteks2x> I don't need
any of the surrounding chunks to exist to generate surface
L120[05:52:49] <gigaherz_> so it's not
exactly like minecraft
L121[05:53:08] <gigaherz_> I guess that
works too
L122[05:53:17] <gigaherz_> you can tell if
there would be ground above, rather than look it up
L123[05:54:11] <barteks2x> and thats how
the idea of BlockReplacers came there, and I now use that interface
to generate stone from density, water from density & position
and surface from density, position and density gradient
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L125[05:55:48] <barteks2x> ajb, that
really should hang the server.
L126[05:56:03] <barteks2x> and should take
approsimately forever to run
L127[05:57:06] <ajb> i can still walk
around and place/remove blocks
L128[05:57:21] <ajb> weirdly it prints
"hello" exactly twice
L129[05:57:35] <ajb> is provideChunk an
async call?
L130[05:57:42] <barteks2x> this one
isn't
L131[05:57:55] <barteks2x> maybe it throws
an eception?
L132[05:58:10] <ajb> i dont see anything
on the debug log
L133[05:58:43] <ajb> i got the
"cascade worldgen lag" warning
L134[05:58:58] <barteks2x> a lot of it or
just once or twice?
L135[05:59:03] <ajb> just once
L136[05:59:12] <barteks2x> a few times is
fine, spam of it isn't fine
L137[05:59:26] <ajb> the region files are
still growing
L138[06:00:10] <barteks2x> it's probably
still running one iteration of the inner loop
L139[06:00:22] <barteks2x> or... saving
chunks
L140[06:00:27] <ajb> no, it definitely
isn't
L141[06:01:04] <barteks2x> and it's still
running?
L142[06:01:07] <ajb> the warning was at
-193 -168 and that was like half an hour ago
L144[06:01:13] <barteks2x> can you open a
chest or something?
L145[06:01:27] <ajb> all the mobs are
standing still :)
L146[06:01:45] <barteks2x> then the server
is frozen. If it's in debug mode you can pause it
L147[06:01:55] <barteks2x> and see howfar
it is and what it's doing all the time
L148[06:02:18] <ajb> i'm running in single
player mode
L149[06:02:23] <barteks2x> also, chunks
won't be actually unloaded until the next tick
L150[06:02:43] <barteks2x> your code isn't
unloading any of them
L151[06:02:57] <ajb> ah so that's why it
only chats once
L152[06:03:06] <ajb> no server tick so the
message doesn't get sent out
L153[06:03:21] <ajb> presumably i'll see
them all if i let it finish
L154[06:03:34] <barteks2x> if you saw 2 of
them, all the other also should be there
L155[06:03:46] <barteks2x> because it
means the server doesn't need the tick to finish to send
packets
L156[06:04:06] <ajb> i saw 2 because i
send one before the loop, and then one in the loop before doing the
chunk gen
L157[06:04:08] <barteks2x> you can look at
memory usage
L158[06:04:19] <ajb> so it sends 2 before
it starts doing any work
L159[06:04:31] <barteks2x> but there are
no ticks in between anyway
L160[06:04:31] <ajb> memory usage is at
5GB
L161[06:04:39] <barteks2x> in the F3
screen?
L162[06:04:50] <ajb> no, in top
L163[06:05:06] <barteks2x> what the F3
debug screen say?
L164[06:05:14] <ajb> allocated:
3770MB
L165[06:05:27] <barteks2x> and how much is
used?
L167[06:05:55] <barteks2x> so it's not
even close to running out of memory, again is it debug mode?
L168[06:06:11] <ajb> not sure. i ran it
from intellij
L169[06:06:17] <barteks2x> which
button?
L170[06:06:26] <ajb> oh, run
L171[06:06:55] <barteks2x> then it's not
debug mode so the best you can do is run jstack on it to see what
it's doing
L172[06:07:08] <ajb> i know what it's
doing, its generating chunks :)
L173[06:07:21] <ajb> region files are
still growing
L174[06:07:26] <ajb> it's at -5 now
L175[06:07:27] <barteks2x> I mean why it
takes so long
L176[06:07:34] <barteks2x> maybe run
visualvm and run sampler
L177[06:07:49] <ajb> it's taking a long
time because i asked it to generate a lot of chunks...
L178[06:08:00] <barteks2x> but it's not
showing any more messages, and it should
L179[06:08:36] <ajb> and because it is
having to rewrite a whole strip of region files for each outer
loop
L180[06:08:59] <barteks2x> but since you
said you saw just 2 messages, it didn't even finish one iteration
of the outer loop
L181[06:09:21] <ajb> it clearly has
though
L182[06:09:29] <ajb> so the chat messages
are getting queued
L183[06:09:47] <barteks2x> so why it did
send 2 of them if there is no tick in between?
L184[06:10:52] <ajb> i don't know
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L186[06:13:01] <barteks2x> Last time I
tried to make chunk pregeneration mod I know that worldgen seemed
to slow down a lot as it went further, I've never figured out
why
L187[06:13:38] <barteks2x> initially it
could do many chunks per second, while half hour later it would do
one chunk per second
L188[06:16:56] <barteks2x> hm... maybe
it's actually saving all chunks every iteration
L189[06:18:32] <barteks2x> ajb, ^ that.
It's almost definitely this. Saving all 10000+ chunks every time a
new one is generated
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L191[06:20:29] <ajb> i've rewritten it to
generate whole regions now
L192[06:20:40] <ajb> it isn't touching the
older region files
L193[06:21:06] <ajb> it does seem to be
overlapping though
L194[06:21:36] <ajb> lke it is writing to
the suppsed current region and 3 adjacent ones, maybe a quirk of
how worldgen works though
L195[06:22:30] <barteks2x> as I said, it's
re-saving the same chunks over and over again if they aren;'t
unloaded
L196[06:22:59] <barteks2x> you have to
split itover mutiple ticks, max a hundred or sometjhing chunks per
tick for it to keep up unloading
L197[06:24:58] <ajb> it definitely isn't
doing that
L198[06:25:09] <ajb> some region files
have not been touch for 4 minutes now
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L200[06:39:34] <ajb> 25 regions took 20
minutes to generate
L201[06:39:51] <ajb> 17 chunks per
second
L202[06:40:48] <ajb> all the chat messages
showed up at the end
L204[06:54:37] <ajb> calling
chunkProviderServer.generateChunk() directly finished in 2
minutes... so 10x faster
L205[06:58:54] <ajb> so...
chunk.getHeightMap() does what i expect, right?
L206[07:16:29] <ajb> getBiomeAray() seems
to be the other thing i need
L207[07:45:04] <ajb> argh i'm stuck
L208[07:45:27] <ajb> i set a breakpoint
and intellij has stopped minecraft while it has the mouse pointer
grabbed, now what?
L209[07:46:17] <ajb> answer: ctrl f2
L210[07:47:58] <ajb> if the maximum height
is 256, why is the heightmap int[]?
L211[07:49:17] <gigaherz_> because byte is
up to 128
L212[07:49:23] <gigaherz_> and no one
likes short ;P
L213[07:49:28] <gigaherz_> up to
127*
L214[07:49:45] <ajb> oh... i always forget
java has no unsigned
L215[07:50:35] <Andrio> Isn't byte
unsigned?
L216[07:50:38] <gigaherz_> nope
L217[07:50:41] <gigaherz_> -128 to
127
L218[07:50:46] <ajb> i'm pretty close to
getting this working... i just need to figure out how to save an
image in java
L219[07:50:51] <Andrio> mm
L220[07:50:57] <Andrio> (n C# it's
unsigned)
L221[07:51:01] <gigaherz_> yes
L222[07:51:07] <gigaherz_> and it has
sbyte for signed
L223[07:51:16] <gigaherz_> and
uint/ushort/ulong
L224[07:51:21] <gigaherz_> but java isn't
C# ;P
L225[07:51:24] <Andrio> mm
L226[07:58:16] <ajb> hmmmmm i managed to
write a 512x512 black image
L227[07:58:54] <ajb> even though the
heightMap most certainly has data in it
L228[08:16:31] <ajb> it works :D :D
:D
L229[08:18:05] <ajb> okay next question,
how do i turn byte[] into int[]?
L230[08:19:03] <gigaherz_> you mean like,
turning ech 4 bytes into 1 int?
L231[08:19:12] <ajb> no, trning each 1
byte into 1 int
L232[08:19:18] <gigaherz_> ah
L233[08:20:22] <Andrio> With a for
loop?
L234[08:20:32] <gigaherz_> I'd just use a
for loop, yes
L236[08:22:33] <ajb> its really weird that
there is no setSamples for byte[] given that the samples are
literally bytes
L237[08:22:42] <ajb> but i guess it all
goes back to lack of unsigned types
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L248[09:36:55] <ajb> hmm what's the
problem with this? getBiomeForId(biomeArray[i])
L249[09:37:53] <ajb> i know... it's
returning a negative value
L250[09:39:08] <ajb> so how am i supposed
to convert (cast) it?
L251[09:39:33] <gigaherz_>
((int)biomeArray[i])&0xFF maybe ?
L252[09:39:47] <gigaherz_> but don't trust
me, it's just the first idea that comes to mind ;P
L253[09:42:25] <ajb> sounds
reasonable
L254[09:42:56] <ajb> it doesn't
crash
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L266[10:14:35] <killjoy> !gc byl
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L269[10:30:28] <ajb> so what i've learned
is that this worldgen generates hardly any land :(
L270[10:41:37] <ben_mkiv> how would one
access files in the saves folder from within a mod?
L271[10:42:02] <killjoy> the saves folder
or the world save?
L272[10:42:10] <ben_mkiv> the actual
world
L273[10:42:18] <killjoy> see the
WorldStorage class
L274[10:42:22] <ben_mkiv> thank you
L275[10:42:26] <ghz|afk> ben_mkiv: what
kind of files?
L276[10:42:39] <ghz|afk> because there's a
chance WorldSavedData does what you need, without having to write
custom files
L277[10:42:41] <ben_mkiv> opencomputer
stores its files in some structure inside of the world saves
L278[10:42:47] <ghz|afk> I see
L279[10:42:50] <ben_mkiv> so i want to
access some of the opencomputer files within java
L280[10:43:17] <ghz|afk> there's a
"get save folder location" type method somewhere
L281[10:43:17] <ghz|afk> ;p
L282[10:43:42] <ben_mkiv>
"minecraft/saves/New World/opencomputers/.../..."
L284[10:45:01] <ghz|afk> that was asked on
1.8
L285[10:45:04] <ghz|afk> but it should
still apply
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L287[10:59:53] <ben_mkiv>
DimensionManager.getWorld(0).getSaveHandler().getWorldDirectory();
L288[10:59:57] <ben_mkiv> this works fine
:)
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L296[11:30:23] <barteks2x> the question
then is why OpenComputer doesn't use WorldSavedDate
L297[11:30:26] <barteks2x> *Data
L298[11:41:24] <ben_mkiv> they probably
do
L299[11:41:29] <ben_mkiv> but the mod is
written in scala
L300[11:41:43] <ben_mkiv> and that
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L315[13:44:27] <ajb> hmmm
L316[13:45:16] <ajb> can forge mods mod
mods?
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L318[13:45:55] <malte0811> As in use ASM
to modify a other mods classes?
L319[13:46:11] <ajb> something like that,
yes
L320[13:46:21] <malte0811> It is
possible
L321[13:46:30] <malte0811> But breaks
things very quickly
L323[13:48:09] <malte0811> It is possible
using coremods, but there is no guarantee they won't change their
method names/signatures
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L326[14:02:16] <ben_mkiv> why not making a
fork instead of patching around? Oo
L327[14:03:08] <ajb> because the mod is
huge and under active development
L328[14:04:11] <ajb> also their license
prohibits it
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L335[14:08:54] <ben_mkiv> but well, maybe
they changed their license
L336[14:09:05] <ajb> Creative Commons
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0
L337[14:09:38] <ben_mkiv> yea, just
noticed
L338[14:09:44] <ben_mkiv> stupid
license...
L339[14:11:46] <ben_mkiv> but you can
still ask them
L340[14:11:59] <ben_mkiv> they probably
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name
L341[14:12:09] <ajb> i don't want to
maintain a fork anyway
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L359[15:16:18] <LexMobile> ajb: Dont hack
shit, just ask them if they can expose what you want
L360[15:16:48] <LexMobile> "OMG your
mod is activley developed that means I can't ask for anything
because that would just be dumb!"
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L364[15:21:54] <killjoy> at least not
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