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An easy worldgen datapack configuration tool made in a weekend.
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Currently supports biome definition ordering/removal.
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That means you can pick and choose which biome overhaul you want, from whichever datapacks you want.
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The result are modified datapacks ready to be used.
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## Using Datapack Toolkit
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Simply download the latest version and run the app!
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No installation is necessary.
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Load your datapack(s) by clicking ***Import datapack*** in the top left.
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Export modified versions by clicking ***Export datapack(s)***.
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## Working on Datapack Toolkit
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### Prerequisites
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Datapack Toolkit is built in Python and Qt.
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After picking the right IDE, make sure you have Python **3.12** installed.
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Create a virtual environment (ideally). Your IDE should take care of this. [Or if not...](https://doc.qt.io/qtforpython-6/gettingstarted.html#installation)
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You only need **PySide6** to work on the app:
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pip install pyside6
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That's all. Have fun reating my spaghetti :3
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I should note that on the off-chance anybody _will_ try to work on the code,
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the current datapack and biome management class `biomeblender` will later be removed in favour of multiple, more flexible options.
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See `datapackmanager`.
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### Packaging
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Datapack Toolkit is packaged using PyInstaller.
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It has [requirements](https://pyinstaller.org/en/stable/requirements.html).
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If you're good to go, run:
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pip install pyinstaller
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Package the app in your terminal. Make sure you're in the project directory and run the following command to package the app:
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