nbtschematic

A simple nbtlib Schema for reading or writing Schematic files for MCEdit and other world editors.

Installation

Python 3.8 or higher is required. You should probably create a new virtual environment before you install. Once you have activated your virtual environment, run

pip3 install nbtschematic

Examples

To load an existing MCEdit or other schematic file from disk, run:

from nbtschematic import SchematicFile
sf = SchematicFile.load('tests/test_schematic/simple.schematic')
print("The block at Y=%d, Z=%d, X=%d has block ID %d" %
(2, 3, 0, sf.blocks[2, 3, 0]))

To generate a schematic file in python, run:

from nbtschematic import SchematicFile
sf = SchematicFile(shape=(10, 8, 4))
assert sf.blocks.shape == (10, 8, 4)
sf.blocks[2, 3, 0] = 42
sf.save('example.schematic')

The size of the schematic should be defined at construction time. Resizing it will clear the blocks and block data.

Other fields of interest include:

• data: Block data for each and every block
• entities: Everything that is not a block
• blockentities: Extended metadata for blocks

Further Reading

For more information about the underlying objects, see nbtlib's excellent examples page.

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License - MIT