Detailed description

OGZ-Editor is an interface for JSOCTA, a bunch of javascript classes for reading, formatting and converting javascript
objects to the sauer raw map format.

Examples


Map Variables
"mapvars": {
  "maptitle": "a beautiful map",
  "atmo": 1,
  "cloudlayer": "skyboxes/clouds01",
  "cloudfade": 0.9,
  "cloudscrollx": 0.01,
  "sunlight": [255, 100, 255],
  "sunlightyaw":  300,
  "sunlightpitch": 32
}




Entities
"entities": [
  {
    "position": [480, 496, 512],
    "attributes": ["mapmodel", 0, 10, 0, 0, 0]
  },
  {
    "position": [472, 496, 512],
    "attributes": ["particles", 0, 0, 100, [100, 255, 255], 0]
  },
  {
    "position": [488, 496, 512],
    "attributes": ["particles", 0, 0, 100, [100, 255, 255], 0]
  },
  {
    "position": [480, 496, 528],
    "attributes": ["light", 245, 35, 35, 150, 0]
  }
]



Geometry (octree)
"geometry": [
  {"solid": {"textures": [1]}},
  [
    "solid",
    "empty",
    [
      "solid",
      "solid",
      [
        "solid",
        "empty",
        [
          "solid"
        ]
      ]
    ]
  ]
]

Not that beautiful, but you get the idea :D
the editor can be accessed here: salatielsauer.github.io/OGZ-Editor/, to use in nodejs you will need to download the scripts/jsocta.js file and include it in your project with require ("./jsocta.js"). if you don't want to generate the data manually with the editor or install nodejs, you can access all classes and methods through your browser's developer tools console, just press F12 while on the OGZ-Editor page.

There is a more detailed guide in the github readme.

mapversion 33, lightmaps, blendmaps, materials and corner/edge editing are not supported, I still don't know what their structure looks like, any help is welcome!