Add usage message when script is run without arguments#1
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Status
READY
Migrations
NO
Description
Added argument validation and a usage message to
world_create.py. Previously, running the script without any arguments would crash with anIndexError. Now it prints instructions and exits cleanly.Todos
Deploy Notes
No special deployment steps. This change only affects the script's command-line interface.
Steps to Test or Reproduce
Run the script with no arguments: python scripts/world_create.py
Expected output: usage message and exit.
Run the script with a world name: python scripts/world_create.py
Expected: world file created as normal.
Run with world name and
invertflag: python scripts/world_create.py test.world invertExpected: world created with inverted heightmap.
Impacted Areas in Application
scripts/world_create.py– argument handling and user feedback.