Love the idea, as I'm using Robinton's CubicChunks (currently at v1.54 Test 2 without Forge compatibility which he's working on) I came across your mod and thought great, at last a workable alternative to Lawhrans and Rei's minimap which wouldn't work with CC. so I downloaded and installed and then started game, loaded world and had an error message.
This is the journeyMap log.txt any ideas?
06:48:40 INFO [Minecraft main thread]: JourneyMap v1.0.0 starting Thu Dec 29 06:48:40 EST 2011
06:48:40 INFO [Minecraft main thread]: os.name = Windows 7, os.arch = amd64, user.country = AU, user.language = en, java.version = 1.6.0_27
06:48:40 INFO [JourneyMap-thread-1]: Starting JMServer on http://localhost:8080/
06:49:39 FINER [Minecraft main thread]: THROW
06:49:39 SEVERE [Minecraft main thread]: java.lang.NoSuchFieldError: e
at net.techbrew.mcjm.JourneyMap.ensureChunk(JourneyMap.java:367)
at net.techbrew.mcjm.JourneyMap.OnTickInGame(JourneyMap.java:183)
at ModLoader.OnTick(ModLoader.java:1088)
at EntityRendererProxy.b(EntityRendererProxy.java:16)
at net.minecraft.client.Minecraft.x(Minecraft.java:671)
at net.minecraft.client.Minecraft.run(Minecraft.java:557)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
Multiple repeats of above to end with the below (4Mb of repeated info!)
06:51:16 FINER [Minecraft main thread]: THROW
06:51:16 SEVERE [Minecraft main thread]: java.lang.NoSuchFieldError: e
at net.techbrew.mcjm.JourneyMap.ensureChunk(JourneyMap.java:367)
at net.techbrew.mcjm.JourneyMap.OnTickInGame(JourneyMap.java:183)
at ModLoader.OnTick(ModLoader.java:1088)
at EntityRendererProxy.b(EntityRendererProxy.java:16)
at net.minecraft.client.Minecraft.x(Minecraft.java:671)
at net.minecraft.client.Minecraft.run(Minecraft.java:557)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
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I'm not familiar with CC, but those errors mean the basic chunk code has been altered and has removed / renamed / obscured a key field. So for the moment, CC and JM aren't compatible.
Is there any way to change the rate in which the map updates? I'd like it to be a bit smoother...
For JM 1.0.0 there isn't a way to configure the update timers. (I use timers to avoid slowing down Minecraft.) I've considered making the timer values configurable in a properties file. If you'd like to see that in a future release, please open a feature request Ticket so I can keep track of it. Thanks!
For JM 1.0.0 there isn't a way to configure the update timers. (I use timers to avoid slowing down Minecraft.) I've considered making the timer values configurable in a properties file. If you'd like to see that in a future release, please open a feature request Ticket so I can keep track of it. Thanks!
Yeah, in my case, I just upgraded my rig and have a pretty high end gpu/cpu. So I could handle increasing the rate a bit. I hope to see it in a future release!
I'm not familiar with CC, but those errors mean the basic chunk code has been altered and has removed / renamed / obscured a key field. So for the moment, CC and JM aren't compatible.
Robinton's CubicChunks allows world height to a theoretical 64K blocks Currently I'm running a world set at 4096 block height. And yes it changes many of the .class files.
Perhaps you could take a look and see if possible to create a compatible version of Journey map to suit.
Yeah, in my case, I just upgraded my rig and have a pretty high end gpu/cpu. So I could handle increasing the rate a bit. I hope to see it in a future release!
Shouldn't be a problem. :smile.gif: For anybody who is curious, here are the timing intervals for JM 1.0.0:
Player data (location, heading, etc) updates every 1000ms
Surrounding chunk images are updated every 2000ms
The browser's ajax-based refresh rate is 1900ms, but (obviously) not on the same timing clock as Minecraft
Sweet. I updated the Troubleshooting page with a new item for this. I still haven't figured out why some people's systems choke on the zip, but at least there is an easy workaround.
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I was thinking about this ingame map you have been requested to make. I think it's a great Idea. My concern is once the ingame map goes live, will we still be able to use the browser map if we prefer?
I have 2 22" monitors, so I can run minecraft in one, full screen and the map full screen on the other. I agree the feature is required for those not as fortunate as me, but If you implement it, I don't want to lose my sweet setup.
2nd item: I use Modloader, and if you are planning on a spoutcraft version, I hope you will keep the Modloader version functional as well.
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I was thinking about this ingame map you have been requested to make. I think it's a great Idea. My concern is once the ingame map goes live, will we still be able to use the browser map if we prefer?
I have 2 22" monitors, so I can run minecraft in one, full screen and the map full screen on the other. I agree the feature is required for those not as fortunate as me, but If you implement it, I don't want to lose my sweet setup.
2nd item: I use Modloader, and if you are planning on a spoutcraft version, I hope you will keep the Modloader version functional as well.
1st item: The browser functionality will remain - the in-game map is for people who have one monitor or love Internet Explorer :biggrin.gif:
2nd item: I plan to support ModLoader until Jeb releases the official Minecraft Modding API, supposedly in March. At that point ModLoader will theoretically be no longer needed. If I do a Spoutcraft version, it will be in addition to, not instead of.
1st item: The browser functionality will remain - the in-game map is for people who have one monitor or love Internet Explorer :biggrin.gif:
2nd item: I plan to support ModLoader until Jeb releases the official Minecraft Modding API, supposedly in March. At that point ModLoader will theoretically be no longer needed. If I do a Spoutcraft version, it will be in addition to, not instead of.
I'm aiming for this weekend. Probably will do a beta release to let people try out the big changes and catch bugs for a week or two.
What to expect:
- Biomes and snow
- In-game full-screen map UI (alternative to using browser)
- Save entire map to file
- Possibly: overhauled data files to improve performance.
Playing since Beta 1.3_01. Yeah. I like BTW. Or used to. Still do. Stuff Technic. (Back in the day...)
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It depends on what you mean, but for the most part JourneyMap is intended to be a personal mapping tool. That said...
For multiplayer worlds, if they have JourneyMap installed, you could zip up the journeyMap/data/mp/<world> folder and give that to them as a head-start in exploration.
For singleplayer games, the same applies if you also gave them a zip of the world.
If you mean a map solely for viewing, the next release lets you save the entire explored area to a single PNG file. In the current 1.0.0 release, you can save just the area currently being viewed.
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Curse PremiumI'm not familiar with CC, but those errors mean the basic chunk code has been altered and has removed / renamed / obscured a key field. So for the moment, CC and JM aren't compatible.
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Curse PremiumFor JM 1.0.0 there isn't a way to configure the update timers. (I use timers to avoid slowing down Minecraft.) I've considered making the timer values configurable in a properties file. If you'd like to see that in a future release, please open a feature request Ticket so I can keep track of it. Thanks!
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Yeah, in my case, I just upgraded my rig and have a pretty high end gpu/cpu. So I could handle increasing the rate a bit. I hope to see it in a future release!
Robinton's CubicChunks allows world height to a theoretical 64K blocks Currently I'm running a world set at 4096 block height. And yes it changes many of the .class files.
Perhaps you could take a look and see if possible to create a compatible version of Journey map to suit.
Robintons Cubic Chunks
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Curse PremiumShouldn't be a problem. :smile.gif: For anybody who is curious, here are the timing intervals for JM 1.0.0:
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Thank you! Got it going! :biggrin.gif:
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Curse PremiumSweet. I updated the Troubleshooting page with a new item for this. I still haven't figured out why some people's systems choke on the zip, but at least there is an easy workaround.
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I was thinking about this ingame map you have been requested to make. I think it's a great Idea. My concern is once the ingame map goes live, will we still be able to use the browser map if we prefer?
I have 2 22" monitors, so I can run minecraft in one, full screen and the map full screen on the other. I agree the feature is required for those not as fortunate as me, but If you implement it, I don't want to lose my sweet setup.
2nd item: I use Modloader, and if you are planning on a spoutcraft version, I hope you will keep the Modloader version functional as well.
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Curse Premium1st item: The browser functionality will remain - the in-game map is for people who have one monitor or love Internet Explorer :biggrin.gif:
2nd item: I plan to support ModLoader until Jeb releases the official Minecraft Modding API, supposedly in March. At that point ModLoader will theoretically be no longer needed. If I do a Spoutcraft version, it will be in addition to, not instead of.
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Ah, great, thanks.
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Curse PremiumI'm aiming for this weekend. Probably will do a beta release to let people try out the big changes and catch bugs for a week or two.
What to expect:
- Biomes and snow
- In-game full-screen map UI (alternative to using browser)
- Save entire map to file
- Possibly: overhauled data files to improve performance.
Get news and updates on Twitter: Follow @JourneyMapMod
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Curse PremiumIt depends on what you mean, but for the most part JourneyMap is intended to be a personal mapping tool. That said...
For multiplayer worlds, if they have JourneyMap installed, you could zip up the journeyMap/data/mp/<world> folder and give that to them as a head-start in exploration.
For singleplayer games, the same applies if you also gave them a zip of the world.
If you mean a map solely for viewing, the next release lets you save the entire explored area to a single PNG file. In the current 1.0.0 release, you can save just the area currently being viewed.
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Curse PremiumYou're welcome! :smile.gif:
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Curse PremiumSeems like every single step they take causes another repeat of the error to display.
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Curse PremiumThat's a bug. Mind opening a ticket and attaching your log file?
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Curse PremiumTicket submitted.
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