Fenixin/Minecraft-Region-Fixer

Codes

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paulrach commented

Is there a place where the identity codes of the output are listed?

If you use regionfixer.py -v

It outputs (c:0, w: , tme: , so: , mt:, t: ), what do these letter mean?

I've posted here because I can't find a way to contact you.

Thanks

Fenixin commented

Hey!

Well, it seems there is not. I will update the wiki with the codes. Meanwhile:

c: corrupted
w: wrong located
tme: too many entities
so: shared offset
mt: missing entity tag
t: total

I hope that helps.

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Fenixin commented

All the codes are number of chunks with that state. So c: 23 means 23 corrupted chunks in the region file. The t stands for total number of chunks, a region file has a maximun of 1024 chunks. So a line like this one:

(c: 2, w: 1, tme: 0, so: ,mt: 1, t:567 ),

Means that there are 567 chunks and 2 of them are corrupted 1 has the entities tag missing and all the others are ok.

Fenixin commented

The explanation to the codes has been added to the wiki. Closing this.