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==Usage==
==Usage==
:<code>MapConverter [options] -e=ExporterName "FileOrDirectory"</code>
:'''<code>MapConverter [options] -e=ExporterName "FileOrDirectory"</code>'''


==Examples==
==Examples==
===Single file conversion===
===Single file conversion===
:<code>MapConverter -e=MCSharp "filename.dat"</code>
:'''<code>MapConverter -e=MCSharp "filename.dat"</code>'''
:Converts a single file named "filename.dat" to MCSharp format, and saves it to "filename.lvl"
:Converts a single file named "filename.dat" to MCSharp format, and saves it to "filename.lvl"


===Batch conversion===
===Batch conversion===
:<code>MapConverter -r -e=FCMv3 "C:/maps"</code>
:'''<code>MapConverter -r -e=FCMv3 "C:/maps"</code>'''
:Finds all map files in "C:/maps", including files in subdirectories, and converts them to FCMv3 (.fcm) format. Each converted file is saved into the same directory as the original file.
:Finds all map files in "C:/maps", including files in subdirectories, and converts them to FCMv3 (.fcm) format. Each converted file is saved into the same directory as the original file.


===Moving out conveted maps===
===Moving out conveted maps===
:<code>MapConverter -r -o "C:/converted" -e=FCMv3 "C:/maps"</code>
:'''<code>MapConverter -r -o "C:/converted" -e=FCMv3 "C:/maps"</code>'''
:Same as above, but converted map files are all placed into "C:/converted" directory.
:Same as above, but converted map files are all placed into "C:/converted" directory.


===Filtering===
===Filtering===
:<code>MapConverter -f=builder* -e=Opticraft "old_maps"</code>
:'''<code>MapConverter -f=builder* -e=Opticraft "old_maps"</code>'''
:Looks for filenames that start with "builder", in a directory named "old_files".
:Looks for filenames that start with "builder", in a directory named "old_files".



Revision as of 10:25, 25 August 2012

MapConverter is a utility, bundled with fCraft 0.630+, that can convert mapfiles between different file formats.

Usage

MapConverter [options] -e=ExporterName "FileOrDirectory"

Examples

Single file conversion

MapConverter -e=MCSharp "filename.dat"
Converts a single file named "filename.dat" to MCSharp format, and saves it to "filename.lvl"

Batch conversion

MapConverter -r -e=FCMv3 "C:/maps"
Finds all map files in "C:/maps", including files in subdirectories, and converts them to FCMv3 (.fcm) format. Each converted file is saved into the same directory as the original file.

Moving out conveted maps

MapConverter -r -o "C:/converted" -e=FCMv3 "C:/maps"
Same as above, but converted map files are all placed into "C:/converted" directory.

Filtering

MapConverter -f=builder* -e=Opticraft "old_maps"
Looks for filenames that start with "builder", in a directory named "old_files".

Options

Options have alternative short (one-letter) and a long (whole word) forms. You can use either form: -e=MCSharp is same as --exporter=MCSharp

-e, --exporter=FORMAT

REQUIRED: Converter used for exporting/saving maps. Available formats:
  • D3 (.map)
  • FCMv3 (.fcm) - used in fCraft 0.500-0.630
  • FCMv4 (.fcm) - planned format for future versions of fCraft
  • JTE (.gz)
  • MCSharp (.lvl) - MCSharp, FemtoCraft, MCZall, MCLawl, MCForge, etc
  • MinerCPP (.dat) - also works for LuaCraft
  • Opticraft (.save)
  • Raw (.raw) - block data array, without any metadata

-i, --importer=FORMAT

Optional: Converter used for importing/loading maps. Available importers:
  • Auto - default; tries to determine file type automatically
  • Classic (.dat or .mine) - Minecraft Classic and SurvivalTest maps
  • D3 (.map)
  • FCMv2 (.fcm) - used by fCraft prior to version 0.500
  • FCMv3 (.fcm) - used in fCraft 0.500-0.630
  • FCMv4 (.fcm) - planned format for future versions of fCraft
  • Indev (.mclevel) - from Minecraft Indev maps
  • JTE (.gz)
  • MCSharp (.lvl) - MCSharp, FemtoCraft, MCZall, MCLawl, MCForge, etc
  • MinerCPP (.dat) - MinerCPP and LuaCraft
  • Myne (directory-based) - Myne, MyneCraft, Hyvebuild, and iCraft
  • Opticraft (.save)

-o, --output=PATH

Optional: Path to save converted map files to. If not specified, converted maps will be saved to the original maps' directory.

-f, --filter=PATTERN

Optional: Pattern to filter input filenames, e.g. *.dat or builder*. Applicable only when a directory name is given as input.

-r, --recursive

Optional: Look through all subdirectories, and convert map files there too. Applicable only when a directory name is given as input.

-y, --overwrite

Optional: Do not ask for confirmation to overwrite existing files.

-?, -h, --help

Prints usage information and a list of options.