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# Anywhere in your filter as long as it is not inside a function. Should be on the same column as "displayName"
VERSION = "<Filter Version. Checked against the Update Page's version>"
UPDATE_URL = "<URL that points to the filters update page. This should be in the Page Format above>"
# Rest of filter

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# Thanks to TexelElf for this faster method of version independent editor grabbing code
def perform(level, box, options):
    global editor
    try:
        editor
    except:
        import inspect
        editor = inspect.stack()[1][0].f_locals.get('self', None).editor

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{
    "Macros": {
        "Test": {
            "Number of steps": 3,
            "0": {
                "Inputs": {
                    "Biome": "Ocean"
                },
                "Name": "Setbiome"
            },

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# Define the 'libraries' variable just like you would for inputs

# ====Notes====
# * ALWAYS check if the library is available, even if you mark it as '"optional": False'
# * If this ability is abused, it can\will be removed at any of the developers discretion, so please don't abuse it
# * The "path" field starts from a 'lib' subfolder in the 'Filters' directory
# * Keep the libraries small, MCEdit downloads the entire file, not just parts that are used in the filter
# * In reference to the note above, MCEdit downloads the libraries on the main thread, so the entire panel may take awhile to show up
# * These libraries can be other file types too, but you have to parse them and remember Note #3

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using UnityEngine;
using UnityEditor;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using Stopwatch = System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch;

public class Builder {

    	private static string[] levels = new string[] {"Assets/<Scene File.unity>"};

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# Example Filter that can be updated

VERSION = "0.0.0"
UPDATE_URL = "http://podshot.github.io/update_json.json"

def perform(level, box, options):
    global editor
    try:
        editor
    except:

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NBTFile: {2 Entries}
{
	TAG_Compound(u'LastPosition'): {3 Entries}
	{
		TAG_Int(u'Dimension'): 0
		TAG_List(u'Coordinates'): [3 TAG_Float(s)]
		{
			TAG_Float: 95.6182479858
			TAG_Float: 59.3979263306
			TAG_Float: -373.019592285

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from EventedList import EventedList

class Test:
    
    def __init__(self):
        self.old = [0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
        
        self.list = EventedList(self.old)
        self.list.register(self.testAppend, self.list.append)
        self.list.register(self.testInsert, self.list.insert)

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import filter_utils # Special import that is dynamically generated before the filter is loaded

print filter_utils.Available_Attributes() # Currently prints ['editor', 'materials']
print filter_utils.editor # Replaces the injected global 'editor' variable, points to a LevelEditor instance, old injected way still works

try:
    inputs = (
      ("Block", filter_utils.materials["minecraft:stone[variant=granite]"]), # Gives the level's materials, instead of haveing to import alphaMaterials or pocketMaterials from pymclevel.materials
      ("Using new inputs", "label"),
      )

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"""
Standalone chunk loader/reader from pymclevel with all the fancy repair/OOP stuff removed
"""
from __future__ import unicode_literals, print_function
import os
try:
    from pymclevel import nbt
except ImportError:
    import nbt
import struct