Sometimes you gotta snarf something a second time before it correctly overwrites the existing datacard (race condition somewhere?).There’s a log of debug logging that I should probably start turning off instead of spamming everyone’s starbound.log.YEET (unlike MIAB) doesn’t preserve crafting table upgrades.YEET supports outputting serialized MIAB printers to starbound.log, but there’s no way to invoke this yet.The UI and item fight with each other sometimes (race conditions, probably), so cutting/snarfing won’t always update the UI fields to indicate that they’ve overwritten the loaded datacard, and holding Backspace in the text fields will stick as the item keeps resetting what it thinks the field should be.Per the top of this Workshop item description, this is alpha-quality software and has undergone very minimal testing. WARNING: YEET does not yet update the visible selection when a user loads an existing datacard, so the selection rectangle might not match what actually gets replaced. Dropping a module printer from Modules In A Box is also supported YEET will treat it like a datacard ( WARNING: this feature is untested caveat emptor). When a datacard is present (be it from you loading an existing one or creating a new one via a cut/snarf), YEET’s paste operation will replace whatever’s selected with the datacard’s contents. You can also drop existing data cards from your inventory into the datacard slot to load your saved blueprints. Clicking on the datacard’s icon (in the space below the text fields) will spit out a copy for you to keep in your inventory. Near the bottom of the YEET GUI are two text fields where you can set the name and description on the datacard. At the very bottom is a status line and a tiny 'RESET' button to clear the current selection.Įvery time you cut or snarf a selection, YEET will create a new datacard containing everything that was selected: blocks, tile mods, liquids, objects, you name it. YEET will diligently (attempt to) perform whatever action you selected.Ī small strip above the 'YEET' button shows some additional information about the selected region – namely, the origin/extent world coordinates and the dimensions of the selection.

When you’re ready to execute the selected operation, click the big yellow 'YEET' button, or hold Shift and right-click anywhere. When you select an operation, you’ll see the selection box change: the mode line at the top will reflect your selection, and the inside of the box will change as a visual/symbolic indicator of what’s going to happen. Paste: erase everything in the selected region and replace it with whatever’s in the current datacard.Snarf: copy everything in the selected region and save it to a new datacard.Cut: erase everything in the selected region and save it to a new datacard.Here you can select an operation via one of the buttons at the top of the window:

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