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@ -33,28 +33,27 @@ Model 3D Files
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This is an application independent, universal [Model 3D](https://bztsrc.gitlab.io/model3d) format, capable of storing voxel images. This is an application independent, universal [Model 3D](https://bztsrc.gitlab.io/model3d) format, capable of storing voxel images.
More than that, because it can store names and rotation info to voxel types, it is perfectly capable to reliably store schematic. Typical extension is `.m3d`. More than just an a voxel image, because it can store names and rotation info to voxel types, so it
If voxel type names are not specified, then it fallbacks to closest color match. Typical extension is `.m3d`. is perfectly capable to reliably store schematic. If voxel type names are not specified, then it fallbacks to closest color match.
Limitations: none. Everything that can be stored in MTS, can be stored in M3D as well. Limitations: none. Everything that can be stored in MTS, can be stored in M3D as well.
TileD TMX Files Tiled TMX Files
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Produced by the very popular [TileD](http://www.mapeditor.org). Typical extension is `.tmx`. This format can store schematics Produced by the very popular [Tiled](http://www.mapeditor.org). Typical extension is `.tmx`. This format can store schematics
node correctly, but unfortunatelly TileD is so flexible that any tileset configuration is possible, and tile names are not stored node correctly, but unfortunatelly Tiled is so flexible that any tileset configuration is possible, and neither tile names nor
in the TMX files. By default, MTSEdit will import these files assuming tile ids being the same as in Minecraft NBT files. If you colors are not stored in the TMX files. So by default, MTSEdit will import these files assuming tile ids being the same as in
have used a different tileset, then you can use the `-r` remap option to specify exactly which tile numberic id corresponds to Minecraft NBT files. If you have used a different tileset, then you can use the `-r` remap option to specify exactly which tile
which block type name. See [batch mode](https://gitlab.com/bztsrc/mtsedit/blob/master/docs/batch.md) for more details. numberic id corresponds to which block type name. See [batch mode](https://gitlab.com/bztsrc/mtsedit/blob/master/docs/batch.md)
for more details.
Alternatively you can use the [Minetest_Tiled.tsx](https://gitlab.com/bztsrc/mtsedit/blob/master/etc/Minetest_Tiled.tsx) Alternatively you can use the [Minetest_Tiled.tsx](https://gitlab.com/bztsrc/mtsedit/blob/master/etc/Minetest_Tiled.tsx)
external tile set in the etc directory (requires the file etc/Minetest_Tiled.png too), which uses Minecraft NBT IDs, so no external tile set in the etc directory (requires the file etc/Minetest_Tiled.png too), which uses Minecraft NBT IDs, so no
remapping needed with this tile set. remapping needed with this tile set.
Only CSV encoded layers are supported for now. Limitations: only CSV encoded layers are supported for now. without properly remapping the tile numeric ids to your tileset,
you'll get the schematic correctly, but with bad node blocks.
Limitations: without properly remapping the tile numeric ids to your tileset, you'll get the schematic correctly, but with
bad node blocks.
Goxel GOX Files Goxel GOX Files
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@ -85,7 +84,7 @@ Qubicle QB Files
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Saved by the proprietary, but popular [Qubicle](https://getqubicle.com) editor. Typical extension is `.qb`. The Saved by the proprietary, but popular [Qubicle](https://getqubicle.com) editor. Typical extension is `.qb`. The
[QB file format](https://getqubicle.com/learn/article.php?id=22) has axactly the same limitations as the previous two, it is not [QB file format](https://getqubicle.com/learn/article.php?id=22) has exactly the same limitations as the previous two, it is not
a schematic format, just a voxel image format. Nodes are identified by closest color match, some might be incorrectly set. a schematic format, just a voxel image format. Nodes are identified by closest color match, some might be incorrectly set.
MTSEdit otherwise has full QB support, all variants supported: compressed / uncompressed, RGBA / ARGB, visbility mask, MTSEdit otherwise has full QB support, all variants supported: compressed / uncompressed, RGBA / ARGB, visbility mask,

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@ -322,7 +322,7 @@ void m3d_load(unsigned char *data, unsigned int size)
} }
/** /**
* Load a TileD TMX file * Load a Tiled TMX file
*/ */
void tmx_load(unsigned char *data, unsigned int size) void tmx_load(unsigned char *data, unsigned int size)
{ {

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@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ void readschem()
if(!memcmp(data, "\x89PNG", 4)) bprint_load(data, size); else if(!memcmp(data, "\x89PNG", 4)) bprint_load(data, size); else
/* Model 3D */ /* Model 3D */
if(!memcmp(data, "3DMO", 4)) m3d_load(data, size); else if(!memcmp(data, "3DMO", 4)) m3d_load(data, size); else
/* TileD TMX XML */ /* Tiled TMX XML */
if(!memcmp(data, "<?xml", 5)) tmx_load(data, size); else if(!memcmp(data, "<?xml", 5)) tmx_load(data, size); else
/* Goxel GOX file */ /* Goxel GOX file */
if(!memcmp(data, "GOX ", 4)) gox_load(data, size); else if(!memcmp(data, "GOX ", 4)) gox_load(data, size); else