Hi, this is more of a question than a thread actually, i just don’t want to post this on this discord and end up losing the conversation with thousands of other messages. Since there is no replay mod for bedrock (at least for use with servers), i want to know if its possible to return data from an online game (preferably with python, C or C++ can work too), storing all entities and blocks in a txt file every frame.
Example of what this might look like:
map = {a whole ton of blocks} (since the eggwars map can’t be modified, this can be strored in a dictionary)
players = {all players in game} (this should continuelsy update, inventory and position
the data file:
00:00:00: players.randomPlayer1.pos = [randomX, randomY - 1, randomZ] #all players fall from their cages
00:00:00: players.randomPlayer2.pos = [randomX, randomY - 1, randomZ]
# you get the point
00.00.05: players.randomPlayer1.inventory.iron -= 8
00:00:12: players.randomPlayer1.inventory.stainedClay += 16 #bought 16 stainedclay
00:00:21: players.randomPlayer2.inventory.stainedClay -= 1
00:00:21: map.append(that one block player2 placed)
I have never coded something to do with minecraft, and i want to know if such a thing is possible. And if possible, if it would be possible to port it to mobile, thanks for your time.
Example of what this might look like:
map = {a whole ton of blocks} (since the eggwars map can’t be modified, this can be strored in a dictionary)
players = {all players in game} (this should continuelsy update, inventory and position
the data file:
00:00:00: players.randomPlayer1.pos = [randomX, randomY - 1, randomZ] #all players fall from their cages
00:00:00: players.randomPlayer2.pos = [randomX, randomY - 1, randomZ]
# you get the point
00.00.05: players.randomPlayer1.inventory.iron -= 8
00:00:12: players.randomPlayer1.inventory.stainedClay += 16 #bought 16 stainedclay
00:00:21: players.randomPlayer2.inventory.stainedClay -= 1
00:00:21: map.append(that one block player2 placed)
I have never coded something to do with minecraft, and i want to know if such a thing is possible. And if possible, if it would be possible to port it to mobile, thanks for your time.
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