Releases: RealRTTV/nbtworkbench
1.2.3
1.2.2
1.2.1
1.2.0
1.0.0
0.1.7 [beta]
- Fixed a ton of issues present before.
- Like before, I'd love it if you tried the editor and gave feedback on what's broken or missing. Just note that you can always use your own hex editor or text editor with the right-click menu. So please don't suggest features that would be easily accomplished by using one of those.
Beta 0.1.6
My first public beta of nbtworkbench. It's taken a while to get here, so I'll just review all of the features it has thus far.
- Support for Uncompressed NBT (typically
.nbt), Gzip Compressed NBT (typically.dat), Zlib Compressed NBT, and MCA files. - Edits like anything you'd typically encounter; some things to try are the right-click radial menu, freehand mode, and breaking it.
- I cannot stress this enough, please try to break this in any way possible, it's my first public beta so I know there'll be issues and I'd love it if they were reported here under the issues tab.
- Please suggest some features you'd like to see, however, I will add this note below.
I will not be extending the capabilities of the editor to things that it doesn't have to do. Other editors like NBTExplorer had an in-house hex editor, which is cool, except you really should be using a standalone one since it'd be much more efficient and effective, and create a better workspace.
This means that if you have a feature to suggest, please just make sure beforehand that it's something that's meant to be for nbtworkbench, and not for something like Notepad++ (ex: editing SNBT).
:)
Also there's no license attached so windows will give you a typical warning about an unsigned executable (you've probably seen them before, it's not a smart screen though and doesn't require admin privileges, because why would it?)