Sure -- want to tell me how to do that? As previously stated, I'm new at this and trying to learn. I don't know HOW to use a spoiler tag -- or even, really, what that is.
Also -- I think you meant the reverse of this -- download 1.7.2 and swap it out with the 1.7.10 I'm using now.
SO, the answer to my question is yes.
Thanks for your reply! I'll edit the first post once you tell me how!
Yes, you either have to downgrade Minecraft and all your mods to 1.7.2 or find a 1.7.10 version of Mapwriter, which I think was posted a few pages back?
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Probably a problem with where the files are saved, for some reason it's loading both sets of files at the same time. Might be there's a conflict with the servers having similar IP addresses? Check back last page and see my posts about where it saves the map files, check those addresses against the IP of the servers you joined, see if something is weird.
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Semi-Tested Version for 1.7.10 is available at the link above, kindly compiled/posted by ruyan a few pages back. (Just thought it was worth bringing to the current page's attention!)
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Semi-Tested Version for 1.7.10 is available at the link above, kindly compiled/posted by ruyan a few pages back. (Just thought it was worth bringing to the current page's attention!)
Thank you Eunomiac. I was just about to go searching for that.
And by the way, your signature just made my whole day! Thanks for that too! XD
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I could use a little help with trying to get AnvilMapper working. I'm on linux and figured it should be straight forward to set it up because java is universal, just changed the bat files to sh and minor other things. Running the sh script didn't work for some reason, kept saying that the bin folder did not exist, so I ran the command from terminal and got the errors about mapwriter's regionmanager etc missing. I downloaded the mapwriter source, moved it into the anvilmapper folder, ran the compile command again, and it's unable to find the required files. Do I need to move the java source files from mapwriter?
Here's a full error log for posterity:
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:13: error: package mapwriter.region does not exist
import mapwriter.region.RegionManager;
^
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:14: error: package mapwriter.region does not exist
import mapwriter.region.Region;
^
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:15: error: package mapwriter.region does not exist
import mapwriter.region.BlockColours;
^
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:32: error: cannot find symbol
private BlockColours blockColours;
^
symbol: class BlockColours
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:33: error: cannot find symbol
private RegionManager regionManager;
^
symbol: class RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:122: error: cannot find symbol
private void splitRegionImage(Region region, int z) {
^
symbol: class Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:27: error: cannot find symbol
RegionManager.logger = log;
^
symbol: variable RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:38: error: cannot find symbol
this.blockColours = BlockColours.loadFromFile(blockColoursFile);
^
symbol: variable BlockColours
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:39: error: cannot find symbol
this.regionManager = new RegionManager(this.worldDir, this.imageDir, this.blockColours);
^
symbol: class RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:58: error: cannot find symbol
Region region = this.regionManager.getRegion(rX << Region.SHIFT, rZ << Region.SHIFT, 0, dimension);
^
symbol: class Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:58: error: cannot find symbol
Region region = this.regionManager.getRegion(rX << Region.SHIFT, rZ << Region.SHIFT, 0, dimension);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:58: error: cannot find symbol
Region region = this.regionManager.getRegion(rX << Region.SHIFT, rZ << Region.SHIFT, 0, dimension);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:59: error: cannot find symbol
RegionManager.logInfo("loaded file %s as region %s", regionFileName, region);
^
symbol: variable RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:66: error: cannot find symbol
RegionManager.logWarning("could not get region x and z for region file %s", regionFileName);
^
symbol: variable RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:70: error: cannot find symbol
RegionManager.logWarning("region file %s did not pass the file name check", regionFileName);
^
symbol: variable RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:75: error: cannot find symbol
RegionManager.logInfo("closing region manager");
^
symbol: variable RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:79: error: cannot find symbol
RegionManager.logInfo("no region files found for dimension %d", dimension);
^
symbol: variable RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:83: error: cannot find symbol
RegionManager.logInfo("no region directory in dimension directory %s", dimDir);
^
symbol: variable RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:101: error: cannot find symbol
RegionManager.logWarning("could not dimension number for dimension directory %s", dimDir);
^
symbol: variable RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:118: error: cannot find symbol
RegionManager.logError("could not write image to %s", imageFile);
^
symbol: variable RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:123: error: cannot find symbol
int splitSize = Region.SIZE >> z;
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:127: error: cannot find symbol
BufferedImage regionImage = new BufferedImage(Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:127: error: cannot find symbol
BufferedImage regionImage = new BufferedImage(Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:128: error: cannot find symbol
regionImage.setRGB(0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, pixels, 0, Region.SIZE);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:128: error: cannot find symbol
regionImage.setRGB(0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, pixels, 0, Region.SIZE);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:128: error: cannot find symbol
regionImage.setRGB(0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, pixels, 0, Region.SIZE);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:130: error: cannot find symbol
BufferedImage dstImage = new BufferedImage(Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:130: error: cannot find symbol
BufferedImage dstImage = new BufferedImage(Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:133: error: cannot find symbol
for (int srcZ = 0; srcZ < Region.SIZE; srcZ += splitSize) {
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:134: error: cannot find symbol
for (int srcX = 0; srcX < Region.SIZE; srcX += splitSize) {
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:137: error: cannot find symbol
g.fillRect(0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:137: error: cannot find symbol
g.fillRect(0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:138: error: cannot find symbol
g.drawImage(regionImage, 0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, srcX, srcZ, srcX + splitSize, srcZ + splitSize, null);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:138: error: cannot find symbol
g.drawImage(regionImage, 0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, srcX, srcZ, srcX + splitSize, srcZ + splitSize, null);
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:140: error: cannot find symbol
writeImage(dstImage, Region.getImageFile(this.imageDir, region.x + srcX, region.z + srcZ, -z, region.dimension));
^
symbol: variable Region
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:158: error: cannot find symbol
RegionManager.logError("world directory '%s' does not exist\n", worldDir);
^
symbol: variable RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:162: error: cannot find symbol
RegionManager.logInfo("usage: java AnvilMapper <worldDirectory>");
^
symbol: variable RegionManager
location: class AnvilMapper
37 errors
I had to convert the .jar file into a .zip file after i downloaded it, and i did as you said to get it to work, i started up the game and behold the crash report, and now im wondering if its the META-INF problem? please help
Hey! So, this mod is awesome but im having a bit of a problem. So, I pressed a button (Dont Know Which One). And green squares appeared in the map. Its kinda bothering me so it would be helpful if you could help me
Hey! So, this mod is awesome but im having a bit of a problem. So, I pressed a button (Dont Know Which One). And green squares appeared in the map. Its kinda bothering me so it would be helpful if you could help me
Nice Mod! d-(^-^)
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Those are chunks that will spawn slimes. Go to the full screen map (usually the M key) and there is an option for overlay, hover over that and scroll the mouse wheel to cycle through the overlay options.
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Thanks for this fantastic mod. I've now replaced Rei's / Voxel map for it, though there are a few features/bugs I've come across worth mentioning:
Bug: Minimap position setting saves as unchanged if you set it to top right.
Bug: Background mode setting saves as static if you set it to panning (re-join a world/server then open the full screen map to see this).
Bug: The large map render is drawn on top of the items in your inventory bar. Screenshot
Request: Could markers be displayed in first person? Rei/Voxel shows a coloured diamond with a configurable label (none, name only, and name + distance), obviously make it optional.
Request: A marker list editor would be very helpful, being able to edit markers including their name, position, group, and colour in one form (rather than a series of individual input boxes).
Request: Remember the zoom level last used in the full screen map.
Still, big thanks for this mod. It's certainly the best map mod I've come across.
Is there any way to reduce the minimap frame? I just think its too chunky.
Would prefer an almost invisible frame around the minimap.
You can edit the graphics files as you wish, they are in the mod zip file under mapwriter-2.0.16.zip\assets\mapwriter\textures you can extract them and create your own to use in a resource pack. I expect you can just delete the border files in the sub folder and re-zip the mod files and it will show with no border, but I have never tried that.
Tried this now, but the only files located in the folder specified is the subfolder "map", and this contains only outline-files. No real textures.
Even if this way were possible, I would definitely perfer it if this was an option available for users, to select what minimap frame you would like to have.
I might be remembering this incorrectly, but I seem to remember the frame being smaller in a previous version.
Tried this now, but the only files located in the folder specified is the subfolder "map", and this contains only outline-files. No real textures.
Even if this way were possible, I would definitely perfer it if this was an option available for users, to select what minimap frame you would like to have.
I might be remembering this incorrectly, but I seem to remember the frame being smaller in a previous version.
Yeah it would be nice to have frame options directly in the mod. The only way i see to change it is to modify the files in the mod's zip. There are some alternate border files in the basic folder under the textures folder, they are just black lines a couple pixels wide. You can also take the existing border file and erase everything in it to leave just a transparent texture that is essentially empty and that will remove the border completely.
If you extract the zip file preserving folders with a utility like 7zip, you should get the following files in the \assets\mapwriter\textures\map folder:
Yes, you either have to downgrade Minecraft and all your mods to 1.7.2 or find a 1.7.10 version of Mapwriter, which I think was posted a few pages back?
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To tell them how to live is to prevent them living.
Semi-Tested Version for 1.7.10 is available at the link above, kindly compiled/posted by ruyan a few pages back. (Just thought it was worth bringing to the current page's attention!)
Thank you Eunomiac. I was just about to go searching for that.
And by the way, your signature just made my whole day! Thanks for that too! XD
Here's a full error log for posterity:
src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:13: error: package mapwriter.region does not exist import mapwriter.region.RegionManager; ^ src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:14: error: package mapwriter.region does not exist import mapwriter.region.Region; ^ src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:15: error: package mapwriter.region does not exist import mapwriter.region.BlockColours; ^ src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:32: error: cannot find symbol private BlockColours blockColours; ^ symbol: class BlockColours location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:33: error: cannot find symbol private RegionManager regionManager; ^ symbol: class RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:122: error: cannot find symbol private void splitRegionImage(Region region, int z) { ^ symbol: class Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:27: error: cannot find symbol RegionManager.logger = log; ^ symbol: variable RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:38: error: cannot find symbol this.blockColours = BlockColours.loadFromFile(blockColoursFile); ^ symbol: variable BlockColours location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:39: error: cannot find symbol this.regionManager = new RegionManager(this.worldDir, this.imageDir, this.blockColours); ^ symbol: class RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:58: error: cannot find symbol Region region = this.regionManager.getRegion(rX << Region.SHIFT, rZ << Region.SHIFT, 0, dimension); ^ symbol: class Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:58: error: cannot find symbol Region region = this.regionManager.getRegion(rX << Region.SHIFT, rZ << Region.SHIFT, 0, dimension); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:58: error: cannot find symbol Region region = this.regionManager.getRegion(rX << Region.SHIFT, rZ << Region.SHIFT, 0, dimension); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:59: error: cannot find symbol RegionManager.logInfo("loaded file %s as region %s", regionFileName, region); ^ symbol: variable RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:66: error: cannot find symbol RegionManager.logWarning("could not get region x and z for region file %s", regionFileName); ^ symbol: variable RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:70: error: cannot find symbol RegionManager.logWarning("region file %s did not pass the file name check", regionFileName); ^ symbol: variable RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:75: error: cannot find symbol RegionManager.logInfo("closing region manager"); ^ symbol: variable RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:79: error: cannot find symbol RegionManager.logInfo("no region files found for dimension %d", dimension); ^ symbol: variable RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:83: error: cannot find symbol RegionManager.logInfo("no region directory in dimension directory %s", dimDir); ^ symbol: variable RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:101: error: cannot find symbol RegionManager.logWarning("could not dimension number for dimension directory %s", dimDir); ^ symbol: variable RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:118: error: cannot find symbol RegionManager.logError("could not write image to %s", imageFile); ^ symbol: variable RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:123: error: cannot find symbol int splitSize = Region.SIZE >> z; ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:127: error: cannot find symbol BufferedImage regionImage = new BufferedImage(Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:127: error: cannot find symbol BufferedImage regionImage = new BufferedImage(Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:128: error: cannot find symbol regionImage.setRGB(0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, pixels, 0, Region.SIZE); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:128: error: cannot find symbol regionImage.setRGB(0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, pixels, 0, Region.SIZE); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:128: error: cannot find symbol regionImage.setRGB(0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, pixels, 0, Region.SIZE); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:130: error: cannot find symbol BufferedImage dstImage = new BufferedImage(Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:130: error: cannot find symbol BufferedImage dstImage = new BufferedImage(Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:133: error: cannot find symbol for (int srcZ = 0; srcZ < Region.SIZE; srcZ += splitSize) { ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:134: error: cannot find symbol for (int srcX = 0; srcX < Region.SIZE; srcX += splitSize) { ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:137: error: cannot find symbol g.fillRect(0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:137: error: cannot find symbol g.fillRect(0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:138: error: cannot find symbol g.drawImage(regionImage, 0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, srcX, srcZ, srcX + splitSize, srcZ + splitSize, null); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:138: error: cannot find symbol g.drawImage(regionImage, 0, 0, Region.SIZE, Region.SIZE, srcX, srcZ, srcX + splitSize, srcZ + splitSize, null); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:140: error: cannot find symbol writeImage(dstImage, Region.getImageFile(this.imageDir, region.x + srcX, region.z + srcZ, -z, region.dimension)); ^ symbol: variable Region location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:158: error: cannot find symbol RegionManager.logError("world directory '%s' does not exist\n", worldDir); ^ symbol: variable RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper src/anvilmapper/AnvilMapper.java:162: error: cannot find symbol RegionManager.logInfo("usage: java AnvilMapper <worldDirectory>"); ^ symbol: variable RegionManager location: class AnvilMapper 37 errorsThere's a link to a test version in a post a few above yours.
In the options, yes there is.
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Nice Mod! d-(^-^)
xoxo
Those are chunks that will spawn slimes. Go to the full screen map (usually the M key) and there is an option for overlay, hover over that and scroll the mouse wheel to cycle through the overlay options.
D_B
To tell them how to live is to prevent them living.
Thanks for this fantastic mod. I've now replaced Rei's / Voxel map for it, though there are a few features/bugs I've come across worth mentioning:
- Bug: Minimap position setting saves as unchanged if you set it to top right.
- Bug: Background mode setting saves as static if you set it to panning (re-join a world/server then open the full screen map to see this).
- Bug: The large map render is drawn on top of the items in your inventory bar. Screenshot
- Request: Could markers be displayed in first person? Rei/Voxel shows a coloured diamond with a configurable label (none, name only, and name + distance), obviously make it optional.
- Request: A marker list editor would be very helpful, being able to edit markers including their name, position, group, and colour in one form (rather than a series of individual input boxes).
- Request: Remember the zoom level last used in the full screen map.
Still, big thanks for this mod. It's certainly the best map mod I've come across.-
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Curse PremiumWould prefer an almost invisible frame around the minimap.
You can edit the graphics files as you wish, they are in the mod zip file under mapwriter-2.0.16.zip\assets\mapwriter\textures you can extract them and create your own to use in a resource pack. I expect you can just delete the border files in the sub folder and re-zip the mod files and it will show with no border, but I have never tried that.
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Curse PremiumEven if this way were possible, I would definitely perfer it if this was an option available for users, to select what minimap frame you would like to have.
I might be remembering this incorrectly, but I seem to remember the frame being smaller in a previous version.
Yeah it would be nice to have frame options directly in the mod. The only way i see to change it is to modify the files in the mod's zip. There are some alternate border files in the basic folder under the textures folder, they are just black lines a couple pixels wide. You can also take the existing border file and erase everything in it to leave just a transparent texture that is essentially empty and that will remove the border completely.
If you extract the zip file preserving folders with a utility like 7zip, you should get the following files in the \assets\mapwriter\textures\map folder:
arrow_north.png
arrow_player.png
background.png
border_round.png
border_square.png
Not sure what these "outline files" are that you are referring to. PNG files are graphic files, and can be opened in most graphics editing programs.
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