@Jennifer_Fouquier I have been trying to install q2-ghost-tree on QIIME2 2022.8 but to non avail. After successful ghost-tree installation, I follow your q2-ghost-tree tutorial, clone your Git and install with pip. However I get the following error:
@Tsvetoslav_Georgiev, no this is an issue with two different things being called the same name, I will look into it and send a message to the plugin developers, hopefully it is a case where they submitted something that had been living in their plugin to q2-types, and can just be removed from the plugin.
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@Tsvetoslav_Georgiev,
Alright, good news I think the issue is simply that your local copy of ghost-tree is behind the latest version, I was able to install without issue using 2022.8 and the latest ghost-trees. You can bring it up-to-date by changing into the ghost-tree directory, and running git pull master, with the remote name probably being origin.
During startup you will receive a notification in the chat and the server console that the plugin needs to be updated. With a simple command you will be able to check new updates and update the plugin in-game0.
Please feel free to contact me through DM or by commenting in this page. I do not have much free time to answer, but I will be sure to answer you as soon as possible. I will be happy to help on any issues that you are having, and consider every feature request that would make the plugin better for your server.
My intention for the future of the plugin is to keep providing updates for new Minecraft versions, especially if there are any significant changes to the game like new trees or new features that would help this plugin's implementation. Additionally, I will provide support for any issues or bugs encountered by players, and I will consider any new features suggested as well. Please, feel free to let me know your feedback, good or bad.
Thank you for reading, and happy minecrafting!
Hi! No, there is no way to differentiate a block depending on what placed it, as they are identical. There might be a way to do it if the plugin was already running when the block was placed, but it would multiply the disk/RAM usage of the server by a huge amount.
Thank you for your kind words!
At the moment the way this plugin knows if a zone is "protected" is by checking if WorldGuard is running and asking it if it's protected.
I don't know if I'll have time to work on this, and I'm also working on another change (I'll have to finish that one first, otherwise my organization skills are going out the window), but please let me know which one of the different Townys you are using and the plugin and Minecraft versions, and I'll see if it is possible to add a check to it in my plugin.
Edit: To make it more clear, if WorldGuard is not running OR WorldGuard is not the plugin protecting the zone/block, then my plugin cannot know if it's protected. Some other protection plugins either use WorldGuard directly or communicates the protection to WorldGuard, so those work with my plugin. With that in mind, at the moment my plugin is blind to protection plugins that do not use WorldGuard.
Hey so I've been using this mod and its great, but I noticed that it dosen't work with adjusted trees like say for example, the terralith datapack. Would their be any way I can adjust the settings so it can treat the terralith ones as trees I can actually cut down? I know it should work but for some reason when I try to cut them, it acts like how it would work regularly!
Also is their anyway I can add like more options for the trees that it can replant? cause I tried it with cherry blossom trees and it dosen't replant them?
Hi!
Sorry for the late reply, I've been busy.
Yes, you can edit the files extra_logs.json and extra_leaves.json that are in the same folder as the configuration file. Blocks specified there will be treated as logs/leaves by the plugin no matter what (you can break big chunks of the world with that, be careful xD try not to include "DIRT" or something like that). You need to know how the blocks are called internally in the datapack. I have not tried it, but if the datapack is loaded when the plugin loads, then it will read those files and take the appropriate registered blocks. Please let me know if it works with the datapack (I would do it myself when I have time, but I don't know when that will be).
I downloaded the datapack and took a peek to see if I could find the new trees in the .json files, but I was not able to. Perhaps I didn't take enough time looking, or perhaps it uses other vanilla blocks that are not exactly logs (for instance, my plugin by default does not take "STRIPPED_" logs as logs since natural trees are not made of them. If that is the case, you can add them individually in the extra_logs.json file). So please, let me know what you are referring to when you say "adjusted trees" exactly and I will let you know if the plugin can do it and how.
Now regarding the replants, in my tests I was able to replant cherry blossom trees. I was actually quite keen on trying it when the new version was released by spigot, and it worked wonders because the plugin looks for any block that has "_LOG" in the internal name, and the cherry blossom logs have it. Same with the leaves "_LEAVES". I tried it again today and it was still working.
I also noticed that it was not working with Podzol, so perhaps those trees were in Podzol and therefore they could not be replanted. This was happening to every tree so I have to look into why this is happening. The system I built to recognise blocks in which trees can be replanted is not that simple, so the issue is in that part of my code. I'm sure of that. In my first tests I tried it only in dirt so I did not notice that. Please let me know if that could be the case with your cherry blossom trees as well.
Sorry for the long read and have a nice day!
its more like the datapacks makes them grow like custom trees, so they still use existing blocks but their bigger and taller, their was some stripped trees in the some of the biomes I tested but I was mostly having a problem with the datapack not recognizing it as a regular tree even though it uses existing blocks, but Ill do a re-run and get back to you to see if maybe its something happening on my end. I appreciate the time you took to check to figure out the issue with me!
hi again aplogies for the bother but I wanted to ask how I can adjust for taller trees like the terralith ones since it seems like its the terralith ones I'm having a problem with, also tested cherry blossom replanting and it still dont work even when I cut them on "grass""dirt" blocks
That's fine! I rather see this as you helping me identify and fix potential issues.
Regarding the tall trees issue, I can only think that perhaps the server runs out of memory stack when attempting to keep destroying blocks, or you have a block limit too low.
For example, in my old computer when I was testing the first versions of the plugin it would only break about 10 different connected trees at once, and jungle trees were out of the question. But when I bough my current computer that changed. The algorithms goes on until it reaches the stack limit that computer's Java can allow.
Now, the replant issue was a mystery to me so I tried it again and now for some reason it is not working for me either. I was actually missing a line of code to make it take into account CHERRY_LOG when calculating if a replant could happen in some situations. I do't know how I missed it in my tests, thank you for noticing!
I have a 6.4.3 update rolling out (updates take longer on weekends to be reviewed here), but afterwards I'll be rolling 6.4.4 with a fix to the cherry replant.
Thank you!
Hi!
The way my plugin understands what a Log is, is if its internal name contains "_LOG". Like OAK_LOG, ACACIA_LOG, etc. (it also checks that it is not "_STRIPPED_LOG").
So, if you are using Cauldron or anything similar that would allow you to install Bukkit/Spigot plugins alongside Forge or Fabric mods with my plugin: if Biomes O' Plenty follows that naming convention and new logs are called TREE_NAME_LOG, it will detect them. If they don't seem to detect them, you need to config extra_logs.json in the configuration of my plugin in order to add them.
First of all, turns out the papers I was reading were mostly solving this problem for binary trees, not planar trees (any number of children per node). Thanks @Finch for helping me! So yeah, that was a fail. I guess solving this for a planar tree is too abstract of a problem.
In our context we are using Projects as Epic and tasks within the project as Story. We want to have a graphic view like a tree map where we can drill down graphically all the way to statuses or assignee. Or any joint relationship between custom fields.
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Thanks and sorry for late response.
I think this issues relates to the problem described in CollectFromKdtree Returns Incorrect Position Data Issue #5 nutti/UE4-Kdtree GitHub .
This issue is already fixed and you can try it from master branch.
Nice plugin ! How would I go about doing a nearest neighbor search with this ? Could the plugin do it, return the closest point to the input center ? Or should I use the k-d tree to narrow down the search and then do a regular nearest neighbor search ?
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