[INACTIVE][EDIT] Blueprint builder

Blueprint builder​

If you're tired of rebuilding a house for example for many times in row, blueprint builder is the right plugin. It allows you to first create a blueprint by simply building what you want and then you can just use a command to copy it. Even if copying screwed up something you can undo built blueprints in building order.

Download and source: https://github.com/Waterwolf/BluePrintBuilder (to download plugin jar, click Downloads and select BluePrintBuilder)
Current version: 0.15

If Permissions plugin isn't enabled, it will use ops.txt

Permission nodes

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blueprintbuilder.build for /build /undobuild and /buildlist
blueprintbuilder.makeblueprint for /makeblueprint /reloadblueprints /finishblueprint

Commands:

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/build [BluePrintName] - Builds blueprint to target block (the "hovered" one).
/undobuild - Undoes last built blueprint structure
/buildlist - Prints buildable blueprints

/makeblueprint [name] - Starts recording built blocks to make a blueprint. [name] must be unique but if it isn't, it will override previous same-named blueprint (although the first same-named blueprint will still be in BluePrints folder)
/finishblueprint - Finishes recorded blue print and saves it to BluePrints folder
/reloadblueprints - If newly made blueprint doesn't appear in /buildlist, you can try this to reload every blueprint from BluePrints folder

Changelog:

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• 0.15: Fixed missing /reloadplugins command from plugin.yml and unability to use new blueprints without reloading plugin
• 0.1: Initial release

 

Genius, sir.

 

Updated to 0.15 (source not updated yet on github as it's acting weird :/ )

I'll try to make some example blueprints tomorrow

 

very nice

 

Nice, though WorldEdit already has this.

 

Outstanding! I love the default to ops.txt option.
If you decide to add features to this a [copy existing structure] feature would be perfect
For example:
Select a lower block corner,
then select an upper block corner,
now create blueprint of all objects in that cuboid.

 

iWant.

 

So when you want to "paste" your blueprint, does it pull items out of your inventory to build with?

 

No. It's purely a tool for quickly modifying stuff, not especially meant for regular users. As an idea that's good though and I might add it sometime in future but not in my "important" to-do list

Sounds interesting. I'll look at it

 

MacVaultDweller said: ↑

Outstanding! I love the default to ops.txt option.
If you decide to add features to this a [copy existing structure] feature would be perfect
For example:
Select a lower block corner,
then select an upper block corner,
now create blueprint of all objects in that cuboid.​

Sounds interesting. I'll look at it[/quote]
Wow thanks for looking into it!

This plug in is so great I think you are going to have to put up a web site for people to trade blueprints.

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

I love this idea - people could post anything.. different categories from decorations, buildings, statues, etc.

 

That would be Awesome, simply Awesome.

 

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Is it possible to add item removing when using /build command? With permissions, of course. like "blueprintbuilder.removeblocksiventory" I mean, if blueprint has 30 dirt blocks, when player builds that blueprint, he'll lose 30 dirt blocks from inventory. If he havent got items that needed, he cant build it. Is it possible?

 

I like the idea of removing blocks form the inventory based on Permissions, but it's better to have Permissions used to except people from it rather than apply it. It's just easier that way. That way, for example, I put "blueprintbuilder.noinventory" in my VIP group, and anybody VIP or above doesn't get it removed. If you do it Sifaus way, I have to put that it my default, then put an exception in every group above that, and it's just a pain.