Fixes for rendering nether world in c10t. #38
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…1" to the path, and "-N --hell-mode" to the CARTO_OPTIONS. BTW, -N just allows c10t to ignore the absence of the .dat files in the DIM-1 directory.
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Fixes for rendering nether world in c10t.
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Fixes for rendering nether world in c10t. Basically just added "DIM-1" to the path, and "-N --hell-mode" to the CARTO_OPTIONS. BTW, -N just allows c10t to ignore the absence of the .dat files in the DIM-1 directory. The Nether is not pretty, so I expect that CARTO_OPTIONS_COOKED must be changed further to make the map look better.
I'm investigating if Overviewer can be made to render The Nether as well.
This patch also writes the PID of the minecraft server process to "$MC_PATH/minecraft.pid". This allows the script to be launched as a deamon from /etc/init.d or systemD.