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TellMe Mod para Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.12.2

Un mod que puede generar volcados del registro y otra información y listas sobre el juego

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Description

TellMe is an informational mod for Minecraft. It is primarily meant for mod pack makers, mod developers or other users who need some technical type information about the game or some settings. It has various commands for dumping registries, for listing loaded entities/tile entities/chunks/dimensions, for counting blocks or biomes in a given area etc.

Note: All the dump files go in the .minecraft/config/tellme/ directory and have the current timestamp in the filename. Tip about the dump command: you can use the type all to run all the dump types automatically, without having to type each one in manually.

In the 1.14.4 and later versions, the available "top level" commands are:

  • batch-run - runs commands from text files inside the config/tellme/batch_commands/ directory
  • biome - prints a bunch of information of the current biome to chat
  • biome-locate - samples biomes on a grid and outputs the closest location of each unique biome
  • biome-stats - counts the biomes in a given area
  • block-stats - counts the blocks in a given area
  • dump - can dump all the game registries and a few other types of information
  • dump-json - a specialized version of dump, only for blocks and items, to output the data in JSON format
  • holding - prints information and the NBT data (if any) from the item in the player's hand
  • loaded - list loaded chunks, dimensions, entities or tile entities in a given area or in all loaded chunks
  • locate - searches for blocks, entities or tile entities by name from a given area or all loaded chunks
  • looking-at - prints some basic information and the NBT data from the block (and tile entity) or entity the player is looking at

Command arguments/usage

In the 1.14 and later versions, I would recommend just using the command suggestions and completions to see the usage of each command. For this to work, you should have the mod on both sides. If the mod is on the server side, it's not required on the clients, but the command suggestions for most arguments won't work without the mod on the client. Currently in 1.14.4+ the mod also only works when it's present on the logical server side, so either in single player, or on the dedicated server.

Old information for the 1.12.2 and older versions of the mod:

Currently implemented commands

  • /tellme biome
  • Note: Before version 0.4.0, there were the options [ current | dump | list ]
  • Note: Starting from version 0.4.0, these options are gone. Simply run /tellme biome to get information about the current biome. The list of all biomes is now retrieved via the /tellme dump biomes or /tellme list biomes commands.
  • /tellme blockstats [ count |count-append | dump | query ]
  • /tellme blockstats count <x-distance> <y-distance> <z-distance> - Counts blocks from an area around the player.
  • /tellme blockstats count <x-min> <y-min> <z-min> <x-max> <y-max> <z-max> - Counts the blocks in the given area.
  • /tellme blockstats count all-loaded-chunks - Counts the blocks in all currently loaded chunks
  • /tellme blockstats count-append - Like the above count commands, but the counts are added to the previously stored values instead of clearing the old data first
  • /tellme blockstats dump - Dumps the block stats from the previous count command into a file in the config/tellme/ directory.
  • /tellme blockstats dump modid:blockname[:meta] modid:blockname[:meta] ... - Like above, but only dumps the specified blocks.
  • /tellme blockstats query - Prints the block stats from the previous count command into the server console.
  • /tellme blockstats query modid:blockname[:meta] modid:blockname[:meta] ... - Like above, but only prints the specified blocks.
  • Supported filter formats for query and dump are: 'blockname' for vanilla stuff only, 'modid:blockname' or 'modid:blockname:meta' for everything.
  • An example of the blockstats dump output: https://pastebin.com/raw/GArBQMjd
  • /tellme <dump | dump-csv | list | list-csv> <type> - where type is one of:
  • all - loops through and lists or dumps all the types listed below at once
  • advancements-simple - Dumps a simplified list of all advancements
  • biomes - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/U5cvkdKz
  • biomes-id-to-name - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/7fBiYdWd
  • biomes-with-colors - Adds the water/foliage/grass colors to the biome dump
  • biomes-with-mob-spawns - A simplified form of the biome dump, but listing all mob spawns per biome. Example: https://pastebin.com/raw/z1vwtp40
  • blocks - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/6kkPyj1d
  • blocks-id-to-registryname - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/zPfwFgk7
  • blocks-with-nbt - includes the NBT data of the associated item, if any
  • block-props - lists block hardness and resistance values (NOTE: may not be accurate, if the final value needs for example TileEntity data). Example: https://pastebin.com/raw/KYT1wPga
  • blockstates-by-block - dumps all blocks, with all the existing blockstate properties listed for each block
  • blockstates-by-state - dumps all blockstates, each permutation of state on its own line
  • commands - lists all registered commands
  • creativetabs - example: https://pastebin.com/raw/dSW7X7iL
  • dimensions - all registered dimensions - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/q7ZgzVZS
  • enchantments - all registered enchantments - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/CerJgpHQ
  • entities - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/gCdwWbKb
  • fluids - all registered fluids - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/PRQH4XmH
  • food-items - an item dump of only the items that extend the vanilla ItemFood class
  • items - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/CCj7ZdvQ
  • items-with-nbt
  • items-with-tool-classes
  • mod-list - A list of all currently loaded mods
  • musictypes - a list of the registered ambient music types, example: https://pastebin.com/raw/Au7Npg6i
  • oredictionary-by-key - Ore Dictionary contents, grouped by the key
  • oredictionary-by-key-individual - Ore Dictionary contents, each stack for each key on its own line
  • oredictionary-by-item - Ore Dictionary contents, grouped by ItemStack
  • player-nbt - dumps the NBT data the player would have when the player gets saved
  • players - A list of all online players, with their health, current dimension and position
  • potions - all registered Potions. Note: this should really rather be called effects or potiontypes, since this is the effect type. - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/j5rNt5wd
  • potiontypes - this is actual potions/effects, consisting of the effect, an amplifier (the level/strength) and a duration. - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/qJTNsE0d
  • soundevents - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/mLSYyLLM
  • spawneggs - all registered mob spawn eggs, example: http://pastebin.com/raw/rPHnCtdD
  • tileentities - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/PJnMTjqQ
  • villagerprofessions - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/naGjRhQS
  • villagertrades - A simplified list of (most) villager trades. (Due to implementation details, getting them all is not easy/possible).
  • worldtypes - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/fnvCsib9

Dumps a list of all the registered things of the requested type to the console or a file, depending on if you use the dump or the list command.

The -csv variants of the dump and list commands format the output data in the CSV format (with one space after each comma). The non-csv variants format the data in a nice ASCII table, like shown in the examples.

Note: If this is done on a dedicated server, then the block and item lists won't have the sub blocks and sub items, since those need client-side-only methods. Note: All other dump types except for blocks, items and entities, were added in version 0.4.0 (or later).

  • /tellme loaded <type> <all | by-chunk | by-type> <dump | list> [coordinates] [dimension] - where type is one of:
  • chunks - a list of all currently loaded chunks in the given dimension
  • dimensions - example: http://pastebin.com/raw/us0fANqP
  • entities-all - examples: all: http://pastebin.com/raw/4wnxuhHC, by-chunk: http://pastebin.com/raw/iwnaGTxX, by-type: http://pastebin.com/raw/UXrNjcAd
  • entities-in-area - takes 4 values in block coordinates: <x-min> <z-min> <x-max> <z-max>
  • entities-in-chunk - takes 2 values in chunk coordinates: <chunkX> <chunkZ>
  • tileentities-all - examples: all: https://pastebin.com/raw/A6YbHQNr, by-chunk: https://pastebin.com/raw/K6si1uZC, by-type: https://pastebin.com/raw/Qiqn0XBs
  • tileentities-in-area - takes 4 values in block coordinates: <x-min> <z-min> <x-max> <z-max>
  • tileentities-in-chunk - takes 2 values in chunk coordinates: <chunkX> <chunkZ>

Note: All the entities commands take one of all, by-chunk, by-type as the first argument and then either list or dump as the second argument, then the area or chunk coordinates for the -in-area or -in-chunk command variants, and then finally optionally a dimension id. So for example: /tellme loaded entities-in-area by-type dump ~-64 ~-64 ~+64 ~+64 or: /tellme loaded entities-all all dump

all - prints ALL entities by-chunk - groups the results by chunk by-type - groups the results by entity or tileentity type

  • /tellme lookingat [adjacent] - prints debug info from the entity or block being looked at. This is just an alternative for the debug items. If the adjacent argument is given, then the block info will be for the block adjacent to the one looked at (on the side being looked at).
  • /tellme holding - Prints info and dumps the NBT data of the item currently being held. An alternative to the debug item.
  • /tellme locate <block | te | entity> ... - Finds blocks or TileEntities or entities within the requested chunks or areas
  • /tellme track ... - Can print or log (run-time only, for dumping later) certain events. Currently these are: chunk load, chunk unload, entity join world
  • /tellme biomestats ... - Prints out the found biomes and their relative percentage in a given area, according to the biome generator (ie. what would be generated with the current generator, not what is stored in the chunks if those differ). Example: https://pastebin.com/raw/7Gq7LRZX
  • /tellme biomelocate ... - Finds the closest position of biomes to a given starting point. Uses a simple grid sampling/searching algorith, and the interval is adjustable. Example: https://pastebin.com/raw/wXPuqHpZ
  • /tellme batch-run <filename> - Runs the commands from a text file in config/tellme/batch_commands/<filename>. Empty lines and lines starting with a '#' are ignored (comments).

Entity and Block/TileEntity information

  • You can get the NBT data of Entities and TileEntities by right clicking on them with a gold nugget.
  • Some very basic information will be printed to the game chat.
  • The full NBT data for the object in question will be printed to the server console.
  • If you are sneaking while right clicking, then the information will be dumped into a timestamped file in the config/tellme/ directory.
  • An example of the data dump from a Zombie Pigman: http://pastebin.com/raw/5jyZd0Jz
  • An example of the data dump from a block with a TileEntity (a vanilla Chest): http://pastebin.com/raw/st6QYPEP

Item information

  • Right click with a Blaze Rod to print the information of the item that is to the right of the Blaze Rod in your hotbar.
  • Sneak + right click to dump the information to a timestamp file in the config/tellme/ directory.
  • An example of the data dump from a custom mod item with NBT data: http://pastebin.com/TnDYLHdN

If you have ideas or suggestions for useful commands, let me know! If you have ideas or questions or feedback, or maybe you just want to hang out, you can join us on Discord:

Cómo instalar TellMe

With Millida Launcher

  1. Install Millida Launcher

    The launcher is free: download it at millida.net/launcher and sign in with any nickname.

  2. Click “Install” on this page

    The launcher opens and installs the mod for Minecraft 1.7.10–1.20.1 on Fabric or Forge automatically.

  3. Launch the game

    A profile with it appears in the launcher: click “Play”.

Manually

  1. Install Fabric or Forge

    The loader must match the game version of the mod file, for example Minecraft 1.20.1. After installing it, a separate profile appears in your launcher.

  2. Download the file for your version

    In the version list above, pick the file tellme-fabric-1.20.1-0.9.0.jar (544 KB) for your game version and loader.

  3. Put it in the mods folder

    The folder is inside .minecraft (Windows: %appdata%\.minecraft\mods). If it does not exist, create it.

  4. Launch the loader profile

    Open “Mods” in the main menu: TellMe should be in the list.

Minecraft 1.20.1 runs on Java 17: with a different Java version the game may close right after launch.

Versiones

Con dependencias

MinecraftCargadorArchivoFechaAcciones
1.20.1Fabrictellme-fabric-1.20.1-0.9.0.jar544 KB
1.19.2Forgetellme-forge-1.19.2-0.10.0.jar318 KB
1.19.2Fabrictellme-fabric-1.19.0-0.9.0-beta.1.jar503 KB
1.12.2Forgetellme-1.12.2-0.7.0-dev.20200919.184303.jar276 KB
1.12.2—tellme-1.12.2-0.7.0-dev.20190610.165828.jar266 KB
1.7.10—tellme-1.7.10-0.2.3-deobf.jar35.1 KB

FAQ

Which Minecraft versions does TellMe work on?

There are files for 1.20.1, 1.19.2, 1.19.1, 1.19, 1.12.2, 1.7.10. The newest is 1.20.1.

Is TellMe for Forge or Fabric?

There are files for Fabric: 1.19–1.20.1 and for Forge: 1.12.2–1.19.2. There are no files for NeoForge: a mod for another loader will not start.

Does TellMe need other mods?

The author lists no required dependencies: the Fabric or Forge loader is enough.

Which Java does TellMe need?

Minecraft 1.20.1 runs on Java 17. If the game closes right after launch, the usual cause is the wrong Java version in the profile settings.

Where can I download TellMe safely?

On this page: the file tellme-fabric-1.20.1-0.9.0.jar (544 KB) is stored on Millida’s server, with no link shorteners. SHA-1 checksum: a83244f84e276fb7ae813ff43a78ab5af1f0ce4f.

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