this one is taking a lot Code: Reg: -3,-2 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. more than 500
Ah, sorry, one dot is one chunk. There are up to 1024 chunks in one region. If you are running on Linux the -t options lets you use more cores.
Everytime I convert a map it spawns in an area where one of the chunks is missing and crashes. Also some levels it just regenerates....
I typed Code: /root/bin/php5/bin/php /root/pmimporter convert............. Dont care the dots after convert, but it always replies Unknown sub-command. Any help? I am using CentOS.
What version of pmimporter are you using? What happens when you do: Code: /root/bin/php5/bin/php /root/pmimporter help Code: /root/bin/php5/bin/php /root/pmimporter version The latest version of pmimporter is v1.5 which can be found at https://github.com/alejandroliu/pmimporter. Latest release can be found with this URL: https://github.com/alejandroliu/pmimporter/releases/latest
Code: 13:00:25 [INFO] im /home/pocketmine/worlds/SG2 SG2D 13:02:44 [INFO] Importing /home/pocketmine/worlds/SG2/ to SG2D in the background 13:02:44 [INFO] Importing world, expect LAG! CMD> '/home/pocketmine/bin/php5/bin/php' '/home/pocketmine/plugins/pmimporter.phar' 'pmconvert' '-c' '/home/pocketmine/plugins/ImportMap/rules.txt' '-f' 'mcregion' '/home/pocketmine/worlds/SG2/' '/home/pocketmine/worlds/SG2D/' Unknown sub-command pmconvert. Use "help" Using CentOS VPS.
Ah... since you are running Linux I would recommend you use the command line version. Call directly the phar file but use "convert" instead of "pmcovert". Anyways, I am posting a fixed version: https://github.com/alejandroliu/pmimporter/releases/latest
Really being a demanding noob but can you give a vague tutorial? I'm really sorry but I don't know how.
Code: [[email protected] ~]# root/home/pocketmine/bin/php5/bin /root/home/pocketmine/plugins/pmimporter help -bash: root/home/pocketmine/bin/php5/bin: No such file or directory Did I do something wrong?
Yes, you are not copying things properly. You wrote earlier: So the command should be: /home/pocketmine/bin/php5/bin/php /home/pocketmine/plugins/pmimporter.phar help