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开源软件名称(OpenSource Name):mcedit/mcedit2开源软件地址(OpenSource Url):https://github.com/mcedit/mcedit2开源编程语言(OpenSource Language):Python 98.1%开源软件介绍(OpenSource Introduction):MCEdit 2.0MCEdit 2.0 is the next version of MCEdit, the World Editor for Minecraft. MCEdit allows you to edit every aspect of a Minecraft world, and to import and export .schematic files created by many programs including WorldEdit and the original MCEdit 1.x. It is free to use and licensed under the BSD license. MCEdit 2.0's development is in the alpha stage. Many features may be buggy or missing. To download MCEdit 2.0 anyway, head over to http://www.mcedit.net/ The rest of this file is of interest to programmers only. Getting StartedThis guide is written with Windows developers in mind. Linux / OS X developers can read how to install below. Windows developers are assumed to be using a unix shell such as the GIT Bash included with the Windows distribution of Git.
A virtualenv is created in the local clone directory to keep MCEdit's required libraries isolated from those installed in the systemwide Python folder. This prevents unpleasant surprises when you update a library for another project and later find it isn't compatible with MCEdit. Now, install the required libraries. On Windows,
Also use pip to install these libraries:
**Note that Gohlke's numpy builds use the Intel Math Kernel Library (MKL) which requires a license to use. If you have not purchased an MKL license (it's expensive) then you DO NOT HAVE PERMISSION TO DISTRIBUTE APPS built with it. I didn't notice any better performance with MKL regardless. An alternative is to install the official builds of numpy from the SourceForge Downloads
but 64-bit builds are not provided. If you need a 64-bit build of numpy that does not include MKL, you will need to
build it yourself. Also, the official builds are packed into a "superpack" installer which easy_install chokes on.
Just open the installer in an archiving program like 7-zip and extract the SSE3 installer,
then Another alternative to downloading all of the above is to download all the packages
from my dropbox folder. Note that the
64-bit numpy package is one I built myself, with several facilities (LAPACK, BLAS etc) disabled because I couldn't
be bothered to find out why MSVC 64-bit chokes on them. MCEdit seems to run fine without them. Install
Once all of the requirements are met, install MCEdit itself into the virtualenv. This will build
All that's left is to see if the app launches.
As a bonus, you can use the
Linux/OS X (not tested fully)
If your distro packages python3 as the default version of python instead of python2, you will probably want to set your virtualenv to use python2, i.e.
If you get a If after that, you get a Example:
Note: This information is not fully tested and might not work for you Troubleshooting
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