Gist 6cb06d7aff9d9256c1e62c71c05db16d

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Gist 6cb06d7aff9d9256c1e62c71c05db16d

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Created on Dec 30, 2022

This example merges two Minecraft world saves by combining their region and player data files. It visualizes the spatial layout of each world’s loaded chunks as ASCII grid maps, where `#` marks existing chunks and `X` marks the world origin. The code uses Python’s `glob` and `shutil` to locate and copy `.mca` files, applying an optional or automatically computed offset to align the second world adjacent to the first. It also merges playerdata by copying missing `.dat` files, skipping any players already present in the destination world.

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