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sandstone-resourcepacks

v0.0.2

Published

Generate resourcepacks using Sandstone

Downloads

97

Readme

Sandstone Resourcepacks

License GitHub Workflow Status (branch)

Sandstone Resourcepacks is an unofficial library for Sandstone. It allows generation, modification and merging of Minecraft resource packs.

Features

This library is work in progress and requires Sandstone alpha.

  • [x] Models
  • [x] Blockstates (TODO: utility class)
  • [x] Translations
  • [x] Fonts
  • [x] Translations
  • [ ] Textures
  • [ ] Sounds

Models

Creating

It is possible to create ModelData using either a utility function or by writing the data yourself as it is completely type-safe using Typescript.

// Generated model from the barrier texture
const modelData = ModelData.generatedItem("minecraft:item/barrier");
// Save it
const resource = ModelResource.create("my_pack:barrier", modelData);
// Block/Item model for oak planks
const modelData: ModelData = {
  parent: "minecraft:block/cube_all",
  textures: {
    all: "minecraft:oak_planks",
    particle: "minecraft:oak_planks"
  }
};

Loading

Assets can be loaded from vanilla minecraft and/or resourcepacks. Create a ResourceLoader specify your resourcepacks and minecraft version.

// Load the barrel model from the vanilla assets
const loader = new ResourceLoader({
  loadVanilla: "1.17.1"
});
const modelData = await ModelData.load(loader, "minecraft:block/barrel");

Strictly-typed vector math

This library includes a small but type-strong vector math library. Here are some examples:

const v1 = vec3(5, 5, 4);
const v2 = vec3([1, 0, 1]);
const v3 = v1.mul(v2); // returns Vector(5, 0, 4)

const len = v3.length; // returns Math.sqrt(41)
const dot = v1.dot(v2); // returns 9

// Any dimensions of a vector supported
const uvxy = vecN<6>(0, 0, 16, 16, 0, 0)
    .add(1, 1, -1, -1, 10, 10)
    .mul(0.5);

uv.add(v1); // Error! (incompatible dimensions)

const constVec = new Vector(5, 5, 4);
// Typescript knows the exact value of this vector and computes the exact result
// of this function as a type
const rel: VectorClass<["~5", "~5", "~4"]> = constVec.toCoordsRel();