CreepyBlocks Editor
Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 10:05 pm
Hello there!
as promised here is my CreepyBlocks Editor. You can make 3D models like you know from minecraft, just made out of cubes! Your buildings will be saved as plain text files. There also a procedure
to load the buildings in Purebasic as a Ogre mesh. Simply create your own texturepacks. Just zip your textures to a zip archive. Transparency is controlled within the textur filename:
for e.g.: "t.150.window.png". Change the value to control transparency. In the loading procedure (creepyblocks.pbi) you can switch #MultiTex on/off. When on you should extend your textures
to have every side of the cubes textured (see the sides.png texture in the creepyblocks.zip file). The editor has also an export function (as schematic file in the save dialogue) to import your
creations into MCEdit and from there to Minecraft itself. Due to copyright issues i can't offer the texturepack archive which is needed to use CreepyBlocks for minecraft (PM me).
Screenshot: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/791 ... Editor.jpg
Okay, that's it for now. One last thing to say is : I have to rewrite the loading procedure because i used a textureatlas to texture the mesh. This means the textures are flickering a bit when
moving away from it with the cam. It's not a big deal, but should be improved. I will make an update for it later. Maybe i will improve the editor too as i want to have some
more kind features for it. (all source is included but not well commented and maybe a bit confusing sometimes
)
I hope you will have fun with my work... Good evening !
(Darie) A.D.
Download : https://www.dropbox.com/s/4pq7jcekbnyk5 ... Editor.zip
as promised here is my CreepyBlocks Editor. You can make 3D models like you know from minecraft, just made out of cubes! Your buildings will be saved as plain text files. There also a procedure
to load the buildings in Purebasic as a Ogre mesh. Simply create your own texturepacks. Just zip your textures to a zip archive. Transparency is controlled within the textur filename:
for e.g.: "t.150.window.png". Change the value to control transparency. In the loading procedure (creepyblocks.pbi) you can switch #MultiTex on/off. When on you should extend your textures
to have every side of the cubes textured (see the sides.png texture in the creepyblocks.zip file). The editor has also an export function (as schematic file in the save dialogue) to import your
creations into MCEdit and from there to Minecraft itself. Due to copyright issues i can't offer the texturepack archive which is needed to use CreepyBlocks for minecraft (PM me).
Screenshot: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/791 ... Editor.jpg
Okay, that's it for now. One last thing to say is : I have to rewrite the loading procedure because i used a textureatlas to texture the mesh. This means the textures are flickering a bit when
moving away from it with the cam. It's not a big deal, but should be improved. I will make an update for it later. Maybe i will improve the editor too as i want to have some
more kind features for it. (all source is included but not well commented and maybe a bit confusing sometimes
)I hope you will have fun with my work... Good evening !
(Darie) A.D.
Download : https://www.dropbox.com/s/4pq7jcekbnyk5 ... Editor.zip