MCPlayerEdit v0.14 released
Friday, April 22nd, 2011
I’ve released a new version of my Minecraft Player/World Editor MCPlayerEdit v0.14. This release features the following modifications and additions:
- Added a ‘thunder’ command with which you can influence thunderstorms.
- Added an ‘nbtset’ command that lets you manually set values for NBT tags in the save file. See ‘nbtdump’ for a list of available NBT tags.
- Added an ‘unsafe’ command that turns on/off safe mode.
- Renamed the ‘dump’ command to ‘nbtdump’.
- Renamed the ‘Spade’ items to ‘Shovel’.
- Renamed the ‘Redstone torch On’ to ‘Redstone torch’.
- Implemented Safe Mode. In safe mode MCPlayerEdit will prevent you from doing things which are not allowed in Minecraft or might damage your save file. Turn off with ‘safemode off’.
- The ‘give’ command now accepts counts higher than 64 (or the maximum stack size for the item in question), in which case it will add multiple stacks to the inventory.
I neglected to mention releases v0.13 and v0.12 here, so I’ll list the changes in those version here too:
- Added a command ‘rain’ with which you can influence the weather.
- Fixed a bug in the ‘reload’ command where the prompt would change to the file location instead of the worldname on reloading.
- Added a ‘dump’ command which dumps the level.dat’s NBT structure and values. Mostly useful for developers of MCPlayerEdit/Minecraft.
- Added Spruce/Birch saplings (Patch by rilian4)
- Added Powered/Detector rail (Patch by rilian4)
- Renamed “Minecart Track” item to “Rail”.
You can get the new version Here.