Ribosome is a command-line application that convert structure.nbt file into mcfunction file to help making multi-block detection system easier.
1) Install Rustup (A Rust compiler that needed to compile this program)
2) Open command line/terminal.
3) Run command: cargo install ribosome
4) The program is now installed and you can run it via: ribosome --help command.
1) Run ribosome program with the configuration you need.
2) The program will output file like this:
scoreboard players set #structure.pass ffi.ribosome 1
execute if score #structure.pass ffi.ribosome matches 1 unless block ~0 ~0 ~0 minecraft:cobblestone_stairs run scoreboard players set #structure.pass ffi.ribosome 0
3) You can then run that function from anywhere in your datapack.
In this example, #structure.pass ffi.ribosome will be set to 1 if the location you're running this command from; contain this structure. And will be 0 otherwise.
This can be found when running ribosome --help as well.
Run the program with these arguments to enable these options.
- Air Block (-v, --ignore-air)
To ignore any air blocks inside structure file. (effectively turn air blocks into structure voids)
- NBT Block (-n, --ignore-nbt)
To ignore NBT data inside structure file completely.
- Block State (-b, --ignore-block-state)
To ignore Block State inside structure file completely.
- Mode (-m <mode>, --mode <mode>)
Select the origin of structure, default to corner.
- corner, the origin of structure is in the north-west most corner of structure file.
- center, the origin of structure is at exactly the center of structure in all axis.
- center_top, similar to center but the y-axis will be the top most block instead.
- center_bottom, similar to center but the y-axis will be the bottom most block instead.
- Target (-t <name>, --target <name>)
Change the scoreboard name of the outputed file, default to #structure.pass.
- Objectuve (-o <name>, --objective <name>)
Change the objective name of the outputed file, default to ffi.ribosome.