Export and import

A whole stop network can be saved to a file and built again on another server or world: ship a ready-made road network with your pack, or move one from a test world to the real server.

/stagecoach export kingdom
/stagecoach import kingdom
/stagecoach import kingdom replace

export <name> writes every stop to config/stagecoach/exports/<name>.json. import <name> reads that file and builds each stop: it loads the stop’s chunk, places the coach with force (clearing what’s in the way) and gives it its name, flags, cost multiplier and scene. Without replace, a stop whose name or position is already taken is skipped; with replace, that stop is taken down first. The command reports how many were placed and lists the ones it skipped.

Only the network travels: positions, woods, names and settings. Owners, discoveries and journeys stay with the world they belong to. Imported stops belong to the server.

The file

{
  "format": 1,
  "stops": [
    {
      "name": "Kingsbridge",
      "dimension": "minecraft:overworld",
      "pos": [0, 64, 0],
      "facing": "north",
      "wood": "oak",
      "flags": ["public", "locked"],
      "cost": 1.0,
      "scene": "mypack:city"
    }
  ]
}

scene is left out when the stop has none. You can write or edit these files by hand; an entry that can’t be read (an unknown dimension or wood, a bad facing) is skipped with a line naming it.

Shipping a network with a pack

Put the file in your pack’s config/stagecoach/exports/ folder and run /stagecoach import <name> once on the server (by hand or from a function), after the world has been created.