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Tools / Tool to fix 'z' of nodes, after adding floors to a map (in MapView)
« on: November 16, 2014, 06:57:44 pm »
1. I'm a super-noob and this is super-crude.
2. I don't take any responsibilities if your computer super-explodes.
# This script changes the z coordinate of ALL the nodes inside a selected
# routes (.RMP) file. All the nodes will be pushed down by 1 floor.
#
# Usage:
# 1. Install Python 2(minimum 2.7).
# 2. Put the .RMP file in the same folder as the script (backup it first!).
# 3. Launch it from the shell/command prompt like this:
# > python z_shifter.py FILENAME.RMP
# (where 'FILENAME' in the name of the file).
# 4. Answer 'y' to the prompt to proceed. Done.
# 5. Every time you run this the nodes will be pushed down by 1, even if it means going underground (out of the map).
whole code:
Archive with the script attached below. Extract to use.
2. I don't take any responsibilities if your computer super-explodes.
# This script changes the z coordinate of ALL the nodes inside a selected
# routes (.RMP) file. All the nodes will be pushed down by 1 floor.
#
# Usage:
# 1. Install Python 2(minimum 2.7).
# 2. Put the .RMP file in the same folder as the script (backup it first!).
# 3. Launch it from the shell/command prompt like this:
# > python z_shifter.py FILENAME.RMP
# (where 'FILENAME' in the name of the file).
# 4. Answer 'y' to the prompt to proceed. Done.
# 5. Every time you run this the nodes will be pushed down by 1, even if it means going underground (out of the map).
whole code:
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from sys import argv
script, filename = argv
with open(filename, 'rb') as irdata:
routes_bytearray = bytearray(irdata.read())
print "The first z coordinate in the file is '%d'" % routes_bytearray[2]
print '''
NOTE: The top floor z is '0', so the z of the ground floor
is 'number of floors - 1'.
'''
print "Do you want to proceed? y/n"
if raw_input('> ') == 'y':
with open(filename, 'wb') as orfh:
zbp = 2
for i in range(len(routes_bytearray) https:// 24):
routes_bytearray[zbp] += 1
zbp += 24
orfh.write(routes_bytearray)
else:
print "Next time."Archive with the script attached below. Extract to use.
