(there is also listed similar tool Papyrus.JS, however it works only on Linux)
Papyrus.CS works on PC only (Windows or Linux), however it may process any Pocket/Bedrock world
(a "pocket" map may be simply copied to PC computer, into the folder where Bedrock worlds are stored).
I tried this tool and it works OK
The maps are generated as scripted HTML pages, so they are convenient to use (zooming, panning, coords, etc.)
The problem is that the map is generated only for the already discovered areas of the world.
It would be useful to use another mod first, which would "travel" through the world and "discover" a consistent large area, and only then we may generate the map by using Papyrus.CS.
I'm just trying to write such a "traveling" mod by myself...
however maybe anyone knows if such a mod already exists for Bedrock edition ?
SkyehRemastered, after a short break, you can try to get inspired by simply reading the Minecraft forum
There are so many threads, maybe even older ones, in which players discussed different things about the game, suggested seeds, mods, projects, quests and other activities to be done in the game.
Much of inspiring things can be found in the "Show Your Creation" section of this forum.
I personally like watching screenshots or videos to see what others discovered or invented (ex. redstone constructions).
I sometimes like reading a random article on Gamepedia/Minecraft portal, where I can discover some less known but interesting properties of blocks or tools, then test it in practice.
Also there is "Tutorials" section containing valuable hints about how to survive, how to use items, as well as suggested quests or challenges.
Interesting quests/challenges can also be found in some mod packs, I think it is worth searching for them a bit.
Of course, there are also other forums and community portals, ex. Planet Minecraft,
where we can find so many resources, opinions and motivations
I've just had a similar crash, which happend just after installing Windows10 April's update.
However this happend only once, just after game started, while I was reading the Change log screen
But then I started the game again and now it seems to work OK.
So my problem could be about the old data the app had cached, I suppose.
If you reinstalled the game then all the data should be cleared, however you could check it, if uninstalling really clears all the game data.
As Blocktopograph shows only the already explored areas,
I think it would be useful to make a mod, that would automatically travel over chunks,
for example over area: from (-1024,-1024) to (1024,1024),
to have all them "explored"
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To anyone interested in rendering overview maps of worlds on Pocket/Bedrock Edition.
There is a quite new tool Papyrus.CS
https://github.com/mjungnickel18/papyruscs/
It is listed on Gamepedia: https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Programs_and_editors/Mapping
(there is also listed similar tool Papyrus.JS, however it works only on Linux)
Papyrus.CS works on PC only (Windows or Linux), however it may process any Pocket/Bedrock world
(a "pocket" map may be simply copied to PC computer, into the folder where Bedrock worlds are stored).
I tried this tool and it works OK
The maps are generated as scripted HTML pages, so they are convenient to use (zooming, panning, coords, etc.)
The problem is that the map is generated only for the already discovered areas of the world.
It would be useful to use another mod first, which would "travel" through the world and "discover" a consistent large area, and only then we may generate the map by using Papyrus.CS.
I'm just trying to write such a "traveling" mod by myself...
however maybe anyone knows if such a mod already exists for Bedrock edition ?
.
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@jaytime and @skylar13plays
look at the detailed description of BlockLauncher app on Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.zhuoweizhang.mcpelauncher
There is written:
"This application is incompatible with some Samsung devices"
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I've just tried the updated MediaFire download links for Skyblock and they are OK
https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/maps/1473433-surv-skyblock?page=283#c7421
Skyblock map is also available from other sites, for example:
https://www.minecraftmaps.com/survival-maps/skyblock
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Thank you very much for the converter!
I used it for some /setblock commands.
Works nice for me
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SkyehRemastered, after a short break, you can try to get inspired by simply reading the Minecraft forum
There are so many threads, maybe even older ones, in which players discussed different things about the game, suggested seeds, mods, projects, quests and other activities to be done in the game.
Much of inspiring things can be found in the "Show Your Creation" section of this forum.
I personally like watching screenshots or videos to see what others discovered or invented (ex. redstone constructions).
I sometimes like reading a random article on Gamepedia/Minecraft portal, where I can discover some less known but interesting properties of blocks or tools, then test it in practice.
Also there is "Tutorials" section containing valuable hints about how to survive, how to use items, as well as suggested quests or challenges.
Interesting quests/challenges can also be found in some mod packs, I think it is worth searching for them a bit.
Of course, there are also other forums and community portals, ex. Planet Minecraft,
where we can find so many resources, opinions and motivations
0
I've just had a similar crash, which happend just after installing Windows10 April's update.
However this happend only once, just after game started, while I was reading the Change log screen
But then I started the game again and now it seems to work OK.
So my problem could be about the old data the app had cached, I suppose.
If you reinstalled the game then all the data should be cleared, however you could check it, if uninstalling really clears all the game data.
0
As Blocktopograph shows only the already explored areas,
I think it would be useful to make a mod, that would automatically travel over chunks,
for example over area: from (-1024,-1024) to (1024,1024),
to have all them "explored"
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Hi,
there is currently available such a tool: Blocktopograph
It is described on MC Wiki:
http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Programs_and_editors/Mapping
Direct download from Play Store:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.protolambda.blocktopograph
I tried it already, it's still beta and under development, but works fine
It is very useful for overview of a MCPE world.
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To everyone who complains about BlockLauncher not working with MCPE 0.15 :
PLEASE TRY: "Master for Minecraft-Launcher"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.groundhog.mcpemaster
It works without problems
and I can use mods in MCPE 0.15
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Very good idea!
Keep working on it!