MineScript

With this mod you can write scripts out of minecraft commands and execute them ingame

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Maps using this Mod:

Villager Skyblock :​

• A Skyblock based map, where you can get EVERYTHING by trading with villagers
• The only thing you have is a book to summon villagers and a block of dirt with a tree
• faster tree-growing
• mobs don't destroy Blocks
• and MUCH more

Downloads:

• for Minescript 1.1.1 and up: Link
• for Minescript 1.0.1: Link
• for Minescript 1.0.0: Link

Explained by a user:

"you create a txt file and put commands in it every line = new command with slashs. then get the link to the txt file something like this Desktop\something.txt and type /script Desktop\something.txt or put the txt file in your world folder an type /mscript something.txt" -junh123

/jpscript

executes a javascriptfile directly from pastebin!

Syntax:

           /jpscript <PastebinName>

Example:

          /jpscript TMeb4xJZ

would execute this script: link

/jmscript:

the same as '/mscript', but you don't put minecraft-commands in the script, but javascript commands.

script file Examples:

Basic functions: http://pastebin.com/Gd02FHpj

Cutscene: http://pastebin.com/tUSr2TnB

Robot Carol in minecraft (with minescript): http://pastebin.com/Sg4p3Ks7

/script:

e.g:

File C:\Minescript\Example.txt :

   /say this is a Example

   /say every line is one Command

   /say you cannot only use /say but also EVERY other minecraft-command :

   /say setblock :

   /setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:stone

   /say kill

   /kill @e[name!=@p]

   /say and MUCH more

   /say you could also execute very long comments for example:

   /give @p written_book 1 0 {pages:["{\"text\":\"Test Book\",\"bold\":true,\"color\":\"blue\"}"],title:TEST,author:ExarnCun,display:{Lore:["This is a Test"]}}

Ingame:

Just Type /script <path>

in this case:

   /script C:/Minescript/Example.txt

and then all of the commands will be executed!

Of course you can also use this command in commandblocks and books!

/mscript (before Minescript v1.1.0 : /sscript):

It's the same as as /script but it executes the script directly from the world folder

eg:

File C:\Users\Example\Appdata\Roaming\.minecraft\saves\Test_World\Example.txt :

   /say this is a Example

   /say every line is one Command

   /say you cannot only use /say but also EVERY other minecraft-command :

   /say setblock :

   /setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:stone

   /say kill

   /kill @e[name!=@p]

   /say and MUCH more

   /say you could also execute very long comments for example:

   /give @p written_book 1 0 {pages:["{\"text\":\"Test Book\",\"bold\":true,\"color\":\"blue\"}"],title:TEST,author:ExarnCun,display:{Lore:["This is a Test"]}}

Ingame:

Just Type /mscript <name>

in this case:

   /mscript Example.txt

and then all of the commands will be executed!

Of course you can also use this command in commandblocks and books!

/setvar

Use this command to store numbers in variables!

Syntax: /setvar <name> <value>

e.g.:

/setvar x 1

/setvar y 1+5*3

/setvar z %x%+0.5

after setting variables you can use them in your scripts like:

/say %x%

/setvar x %x%+1

/tp @p %x% loc.y loc.z

if %x%>10 end /say X>10 (X=%x%)

All variables are stored in your world's save folder!

Conditions:

you can use 'if'-Conditions in your script-file like this:

• if <condition> end <command>

if you want to create one or more 'elseif's just do that :

• if <condition1> end <command1> if <condition2> end <command2> if <condition3> end ...

if more than one command has a true condition, only the first one will be executed.

for example:

in the following example it will say 'TRUE' because 1==1 is a true condition

• if 1==1 end  /say TRUE      

in the following example it wont say anything because 1==2 is a false condition

• if 1==2 end  /say TRUE      

in the following example it will only say '1=1' because it's the first condition to be true

• if 1==2 end  /say 1=2       if 1==1 end  /say 1=1      if 1>0 end /say 1>0

There are also some blueprints:

• loc.x will be replaced with the x-coordinate of the player / commandblock executing this command
• loc.y will be replaced with the y-coordinate of the player / commandblock executing this command
• loc.z will be replaced with the x-coordinate of the player / commandblock executing this command
• more comeing soon . . .

for example:

in the following example the nearest player will be killed, if the player / commandblock executeing this command is on the x-coordinate '12'

• if loc.x==12 end /kill @p

in the following example the player's / commandblock's coordinates will be printed in the chat

• /say X:loc.x Y:loc.y Z:loc.z

All mathematical functions, operators and expressions

Tools used to create this mod:

• JEval
• eclipse
• MCreator (and some integrated tools like MCP or FML)

Changelog:

1.4.0

• added command 'jpscript'
• added pastebin support ('jpscript')

1.3.4

• final Bug-fixes

1.3.3

• Bug-fixes

1.3.2

• Bug-fixes

1.3.1

• Bug-fixes

1.3.0

• added command 'jmscript'
• added javascript support (for command 'jmscript')

1.2.1

• minor performance updates

1.2.0

• added command 'setvar'
• added variables

1.1.1

• 'mscript'-worldcrash-bug fixed
• removed download of Version 1.1.0

1.1.0

• added 'if'-conditions
• command 'sscript' is now called 'mscript'
• minor bug-fixes

1.0.1

• added command 'sscript' (thanks @junh123 for the idea!)

1.0.0

• released mod