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How to add blocks from the new versions? #121

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javier-cantu opened this issue May 24, 2024 · 3 comments
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How to add blocks from the new versions? #121

javier-cantu opened this issue May 24, 2024 · 3 comments

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@javier-cantu
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I made a script to build all the blocks from ID 1 to 300 with 16 block data values. But there are many blocks that aren't there. In other words, they cannot be constructed this way.

How can I modify the plugin to add the new blocks? I have no idea where to start. But if someone can guide me, maybe I could do it.

@icezyclon
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Hi there,
I did exactly the same some time ago also wanting to use newer blocks (among other features) 🤣
However, RaspberryJuice won't be updated with modern block ids and while there are some other projects in that thread that update some aspect of RaspberryJuice - I have since decided to write and publish my own library:

Introducing the Minecraft Protobuf Queries (MCPQ) Plugin and corresponding Python package for the Java edition!
It uses a different interface for communication with the client (using protobuffers and grpc) but provides even more options than RaspberryJuice and is currently compatible with Minecraft 1.18.2 and newer versions!
I plan on updating it as appropriate, feedback is welcome!

Thank you to RaspberryJuice and Mcpi for being an inspiration and for the great times!

@javier-cantu
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Hey thanks for answering me!
Then I'm going to start using your library.
I'm not an expert programmer, I'm a beginner actually but if I can help you with anything let me know.

@icezyclon
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Great, feel free to ask any questions over there or if you have trouble replicating functionality from mcpi 😉
(Hint, I recommend to check out the docs and specifically the Turtle for the Python package first)

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