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int Sections = a_NBT.FindChildByName(Level, "Sections");

returns -1 in cWSSAnvil::LoadChunkFromNBT that's what's causing the chunks to be regenerated. I have no idea why it returns -1 though...

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I used NBTExplorer to check the anvil files created by Android, and it seems there are no "Sections" in there :/ wtf

No idea about that. Can the Anvil files be parsed normally at all, or are they mis-formed?
If they parse, why arent Sections there? Aren't they being written? Maybe some endianness problem?

Curious, I added a buttload of extra values to be added to each chunk.

	a_Writer.AddString("TestString", "o hai I'm string");
	a_Writer.AddDouble("TestDouble", 1.23);
	a_Writer.AddFloat("TestFloat", 1.23f);
	a_Writer.AddInt("TestInt", 2);
	a_Writer.AddLong("TestLong", 1234);
	a_Writer.AddShort("TestShort", 1234);
	a_Writer.AddByte("TestByte", 34);

When I add this piece of code BEFORE the Sections list it is added it shows up in the file, but if I add it AFTERwards it is nowhere to be found. It seems the Sections list breaks something...

Try adding an IntArray before the Section. I'm suspecting a breakage there.

Actually it seems to screw up after the Biome data

	a_Writer.BeginCompound("Level");
	a_Writer.AddInt("xPos", a_Chunk.m_ChunkX);
	a_Writer.AddInt("zPos", a_Chunk.m_ChunkZ);
	cNBTChunkSerializer Serializer(a_Writer);
	if (!m_World->GetChunkData(a_Chunk.m_ChunkX, a_Chunk.m_ChunkY, a_Chunk.m_ChunkZ, Serializer))
	{
		return false;
	}
	Serializer.Finish();  // Close NBT tags

	a_Writer.AddString("TestString1", "o hai I'm string");
	a_Writer.AddDouble("TestDouble1", 1.23);
	a_Writer.AddFloat("TestFloat1", 1.23f);
	a_Writer.AddInt("TestInt1", 2);
	a_Writer.AddLong("TestLong1", 1234);
	a_Writer.AddShort("TestShort1", 1234);
	a_Writer.AddByte("TestByte1", 34);

	// Save biomes, both MCS (IntArray) and MC-vanilla (ByteArray):
	if (Serializer.m_BiomesAreValid)
	{
		a_Writer.AddByteArray("Biomes",    (const char *)(Serializer.m_VanillaBiomes), ARRAYCOUNT(Serializer.m_VanillaBiomes));
		a_Writer.AddIntArray ("MCSBiomes", (const int *)(Serializer.m_Biomes),         ARRAYCOUNT(Serializer.m_Biomes));
	}

	a_Writer.AddString("TestString2", "o hai I'm string");
	a_Writer.AddDouble("TestDouble2", 1.23);
	a_Writer.AddFloat("TestFloat2", 1.23f);
	a_Writer.AddInt("TestInt2", 2);
	a_Writer.AddLong("TestLong2", 1234);
	a_Writer.AddShort("TestShort2", 1234);
	a_Writer.AddByte("TestByte2", 34);

	a_Writer.AddIntArray("TestIntArray", (const int *)Serializer.m_Biomes, 2);
	// Save blockdata:
	a_Writer.BeginList("Sections", TAG_Compound);
	int SliceSizeBlock  = cChunkDef::Width * cChunkDef::Width * 16;
	int SliceSizeNibble = SliceSizeBlock / 2;
	const char * BlockTypes    = (const char *)(Serializer.m_BlockTypes);
	const char * BlockMetas    = (const char *)(Serializer.m_BlockMetas);
	const char * BlockLight    = (const char *)(Serializer.m_BlockLight);
	const char * BlockSkyLight = (const char *)(Serializer.m_BlockSkyLight);
	a_Writer.AddIntArray("TestIntArray2", (const int *)Serializer.m_Biomes, 2);
	for (int Y = 0; Y < 16; Y++)
	{
		a_Writer.BeginCompound("");
		a_Writer.AddByteArray("Blocks",     BlockTypes    + Y * SliceSizeBlock,  SliceSizeBlock);
		a_Writer.AddByteArray("Data",       BlockMetas    + Y * SliceSizeNibble, SliceSizeNibble);
		a_Writer.AddByteArray("SkyLight",   BlockSkyLight + Y * SliceSizeNibble, SliceSizeNibble);
		a_Writer.AddByteArray("BlockLight", BlockLight    + Y * SliceSizeNibble, SliceSizeNibble);
		a_Writer.AddByte("Y", (unsigned char)Y);
		a_Writer.EndCompound();
	}
	a_Writer.EndList();  // "Sections"

	a_Writer.AddIntArray("TestIntArray3", (const int *)Serializer.m_Biomes, 2);

	a_Writer.AddString("TestString3", "o hai I'm string");
	a_Writer.AddDouble("TestDouble3", 1.23);
	a_Writer.AddFloat("TestFloat3", 1.23f);
	a_Writer.AddInt("TestInt3", 2);
	a_Writer.AddLong("TestLong3", 1234);
	a_Writer.AddShort("TestShort3", 1234);
	a_Writer.AddByte("TestByte3", 34);

	// Store the information that the lighting is valid. 
	// For compatibility reason, the default is "invalid" (missing) - this means older data is re-lighted upon loading.
	if (Serializer.IsLightValid())
	{
		a_Writer.AddByte("MCSIsLightValid", 1);
	}
	
	a_Writer.EndCompound();  // "Level"

Gives this:

The last thing that is written seems to be an IntArray - as I predicted
Wasn't cFastNBTWriter::AddIntArray() the function that was failing? It might still be failing, but now in a different sense

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Ah, of course!


The non-android code works by appending zero bytes first, then overwriting them with real values; Android cannot overwrite, so it's appending the values one by one - therefore it must not have the zero-appending code

Oh wow, I'm an idiot, thanks

Alright, here's the latest version of MCServer for Android http://code.google.com/p/mc-server/downl...nloadCount

what is the fastest world.ini for android? i now have the default for android and i get 0.59 ch/s
its now like this:
and maybe could you add a function in the web configurator that allows you to change someone's rank. its very difficoult now to make yourself admin on android.
but i think MC-Server is now good enough to be uploaded to the play store. (if you want becouse it cost money )

(11-17-2012, 08:51 AM)STR_Warrior Wrote: [ -> ]what is the fastest world.ini for android? i now have the default for android and i get 0.59 ch/s
its now like this:

Code:

[Generator]
BiomeGen=
DistortedVoronoiCellSize=96
DistortedVoronoiBiomes=
BiomeGenCacheSize=64
HeightGen=
HeightGenCacheSize=64
CompositionGen=
BiomalSeaLevel=62
Structures=Trees,MarbleCaves,OreNests
Finishers=SprinkleFoliage,Ice,Snow,Lilypads,BottomLava,DeadBushes,PreSimulator
BottomLavaLevel=10

Oh right, remove MarbleCaves and replace it with the worm nest caves. That should make it at least twice as fast I think.

(11-17-2012, 08:51 AM)STR_Warrior Wrote: [ -> ]and maybe could you add a function in the web configurator that allows you to change someone's rank. its very difficoult now to make yourself admin on android.

True, I still need to do that.

(11-17-2012, 08:51 AM)STR_Warrior Wrote: [ -> ]but i think MC-Server is now good enough to be uploaded to the play store. (if you want becouse it cost money )

Well dunno, I first want to thoroughly test this before I put it on the market (if I ever put it on the market) to make sure it doesn't harm the phone. Many people may be unaware of the amount of storage MCServer can consume on their SD card and they may not know how to delete MCServer properly to free that space up again.
Putting MCServer on the market is free for me.