A collection of Javascript programs to use with Minecraft.
These tools generate code to input into Minecraft's Command Blocks. These blocks let admins and map creators run arbitrary commands when they receive a redstone signal (Minecraft's electricity equivalent). The commands can also be run by admins through the game's chat/command log.
Minecraft has leather armor that can be dyed in various colors. Admins can create armor pieces with arbitrary colors by setting JSON datatags on the armor.
The tool allows you to select a color using the native color picker, enter a hex code, or RGB values. The corresponding color code is then calculated and example usage is displayed, such as the command below.
/give @p leather_chestplate 1 0 {display:{color:10980749}}
Various Minecraft items have special descriptions displayed in a tooltip, such as enchantments. While helpful for normal play, map makers may want to hide this information from the player.
A bitflag is used to indicate which attributes an admin wants to hide on an item. The tool displays various checkboxes to the user, and will display the bitflag nessecary to hide the checked values on an in-game item. An example command is displayed, such as the one below.
/give @p iron_pickaxe 1 0 {HideFlags:31}
This project is avaliable under the MIT License.