func (o *ObjectData) ReadFrom(r io.Reader) (n int64, err error) {
var rw must.ReadWriter
o.Data = rw.ReadInt32(r)
if o.Data != 0 {
o.SpeedX = rw.ReadInt16(r)
o.SpeedY = rw.ReadInt16(r)
o.SpeedZ = rw.ReadInt16(r)
}
return rw.Result()
}
func (re *Region) ReadFrom(r io.Reader) (n int64, err error) {
var rw must.ReadWriter
// Copy everything to a buffer. Max size: 4MB + 8KB
var all bytes.Buffer
rw.Must(io.Copy(&all, r))
// Read chunk positions.
for i := 0; i < len(re.Pos); i++ {
// Read 4KB offset from file start. Only first 3 bytes needed.
re.Pos[i] = rw.ReadInt32(&all) >> 8
// Fourth byte is a 4KB section counter which is ignored because we
// already know the length of chunk data.
//
// More info here:
// http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Region_file_format#Structure
//
// " The remainder of the file consists of data for up to 1024 chunks,
// interspersed with an arbitrary amount of unused space. "
//
// TLDR: Just another idiotic/bad designed spec.
}
// Read chunk timestamps.
//
// Last modification time of a chunk. Unit: unknown, seconds?
//
// NOTE: Does something use this? MCEdit maybe?
for i := 0; i < len(re.Mod); i++ {
re.Mod[i] = rw.ReadInt32(&all)
}
// Read chunk data.
for i := 0; i < len(re.Data); i++ {
re.Data[i].Length = rw.ReadInt32(&all)
re.Data[i].Compression = byte(rw.ReadInt8(&all))
var buf bytes.Buffer
io.CopyN(&buf, &all, length-1)
switch scheme {
case Gzip:
panic("Alpha chunk format not implemented.")
case Zlib:
zr := zlib.NewReader(&all)
io.Copy(&buf, zr)
}
re.Data[i].Chunk = buf.Bytes()
}
return rw.Result()
}
