Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of CustomObjects

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04/02/18 19:09:49 (7 years ago)

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CustomObjects

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 !WorldPainter allows you to include arbitrary, custom made objects in the world. You can use this to, for instance, create forests with tree types or other vegetation that !WorldPainter (or Minecraft) doesn't support, or sprinkle buildings or artefacts around. Since these "objects" can also consist of water and/or empty space, and can be below ground, you can use them in various advanced techniques to create rivers and underground caverns or tunnels with more control than !WorldPainter allows.
 
-!WorldPainter currently supports four custom object formats: the bo2 and bo3 formats (as used by the [https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/terraincontrol Terrain Control] mod), the schematic format (as used by [http://www.mcedit.net/ MCEdit]) and the nbt format (as exported by Minecraft itself using [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Structure_Block Structure Blocks]). Note that the bo2 and bo3 support is limited; they can have various properties, but most of these are ignored by !WorldPainter. In particular, !WorldPainter does ''not'' support groups or branches! The only properties which are supported are {{{spawnWater}}}, {{{spawnLava}}}, {{{needsFoundation}}} and {{{randomRotation}}}. For bo3 objects random blocks and tile entities ''are'' supported. For nbt objects, tile entities are not yet supported.
+!WorldPainter currently supports four custom object formats:
+ * The bo2 and bo3 formats (as used by the [https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/terraincontrol Terrain Control] mod).
+   * Note that the bo2 and bo3 support is limited; they can have various properties, but most of these are ignored by !WorldPainter. In particular, !WorldPainter does ''not'' support groups or branches! The only properties which are supported are {{{spawnWater}}}, {{{spawnLava}}}, {{{needsFoundation}}} and {{{randomRotation}}}. For bo3 objects random blocks and tile entities ''are'' supported.
+ * The schematic format (as used by [http://www.mcedit.net/ MCEdit]).
+ * The nbt format (as exported by Minecraft itself using [https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Structure_Block Structure Blocks])
+   * For nbt objects, tile entities are not yet supported.
 
 The way you use these objects is as follows: