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Pico

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This project is still work in progress and is not fully documented yet (but most /help <command> messages are pretty self-explanatory). Pico aims to support most building features found on server softwares such as MCGalaxy or LegendCraft. This includes:

  • Undoing

  • Copy/pasting

  • Repeating commands

  • Brushes

  • All basic drawing commands: /Fill, /Outline, /Tree, etc.

  • Many convenient commands: /Ascend, /ReachDistance, /Mark, etc.

Installing

To install the plugin, move pico.dylib (or .dll or .so) in the ClassiCube/plugins directory.

Compiling

Before compiling, clone the repository. You will also need to clone ClassiCube for resolving header files.

git clone https://github.com/dflat2/pico.git
cd pico
git clone https://github.com/ClassiCube/ClassiCube --depth 1 --branch 1.3.6

Linux

You must have a C compiler installed (for example gcc, which can be installed with apt install build-essential on Ubuntu). Then, run this command from the root directory of the repository:

gcc `find src/ -name '*.c'` -I. -I./src -o pico.so -shared -fPIC

You may need to add -lm after find src/ -name, as some object files require <math.h>.

Mac

Run this command from the root directory of the repository.

gcc `find src/ -name '*.c'` -I. -I./src -o pico.dylib -shared -undefined dynamic_lookup

Note. If your Mac supports arm and if you downloaded ClassiCube from https://classicube.net, you will probably need to append -arch x86_64 (otherwise it will compile for arm and not work as the client is on x86_64).

Windows

I did not test compiling on Windows yet. But you may follow the instructions documented in the ClassiCube repository: Using mingw-w64. Then for the compiling part:

gcc `find src/ -name '*.c'` -I. -I./src -o pico.dll -shared -L . -lClassiCube