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Then, along the files we just extracted, we would locate the folder assets/minecraft/textures/block.

minecraft/versions/ and extract the contents of the file. If we wanted to use the vanilla Minecraft textures, then we would head to. The first thing wee need is a folder containing all the block textures we wish to use. Note however that an index file is already bundled along the program's files, so it is probably a good idea to modify it to suit your needs instead of creating one from scratch. In this guide, we will be creating an index file from scratch. Secondly, we feed this palette into the program, which will look for the specified textures, calculate their average RGB color then store them in a palette file. First, we create an index file, this file lists all the blocks that are to be used in the palette, along with the filenames of their corresponding textures. The program then uses this palette to find the most appropriate block for each pixel on the video.Ĭreating the palette can be done through two main steps. The palette is a file that contains information about the blocks we wish to use and their average RGB color. The program provides some of the tools necessary for creating this file. In order to use a custom set of blocks for the creation of the video, we will need to provide our own custom block palette. That's it! If everything went accordingly, your video should be playing inside vanilla Minecraft.Īdditionally, the following commands should be available to pause/play the video: /funtcion player:pause Copy resources.zip to this folder, then head inside the folder named datapacks and copy the folder player to it.Īfter all that is done, open your Minecraft world and pick the location for the screen's bottom left corner, stand there, open the chat (default key is t), then send /function player:setup_videoįinally, when you wish to start the video, send /function player:restart Go into Minecraft, select the world of your choice, click the button Edit on the bottom left and then the button Open world folder.

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Once the program is done, go inside the output folder, where you will find a folder named player and a zip file named resources.zip. If the process in interrupted, it can be resumed later simply by providing the path to the output folder that was being used, provided the files within it are still intact. Throughout this process, hundreds (or even thousands) of files will be dumped inside the output folder, try not to mess with any of them and don't worry about the mess, by the end all that will be left in there is a single folder and a zip file.

Once the program begins, it can take from a few minutes to a few hours for it to finish, depending on the length of the video as well as the performance of your processor. VIDEO should be replaced with the path to the video that is to be played inside Minecraft OUTPUT_FOLDER should be replaced with the path to a (preferably empty) folder where all the generated files will be saved. The easiest way to generate the necessary files is through the sub command all provided by the cli, like so: $ mc-movie all OUTPUT_FOLDER -v VIDEO Or, alternatively, with $ python -m minecraft_movie_player The program can be called from a command line with $ mc-movie

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The installation can be done through a command line terminal using pip $ python -m pip install minecraft-movie-player Make sure both python and ffmpeg/libav are present in your system's PATH environment variable Minecraft Java Edition 1.16 (May work on earlier versions but is untested).

The goal of this program is to take a video file and convert its frames into structure block files so that it can be played inside a Minecraft world through the use of a datapack and a resourcepack Quick start tutorial A command line program that generates a datapack that plays videos in vanilla Minecraft

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