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The Overviewer's task is to take Minecraft worlds and render them into a set of
tiles that can be displayed with a Google Maps interface. This section goes over
how Minecraft worlds work and are stored.
tiles that can be displayed with a Leaflet interface. This section goes over how
Minecraft worlds work and are stored.
A Minecraft world extends indefinitely along the two horizontal axes, and are
exactly 256 units high. Minecraft worlds are made of voxels (volumetric pixels),
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Overviewer did this, but the large, unwieldy images quickly motivated the
development of rendering to individual tiles).
Hence choosing a technology like Google Maps, which draws small tiles together
to make it look like one large image, lets rendering even the largest worlds
possible. The Overviewer can draw each tile separately and not have to load the
entire map into memory at once. The next sections describe how to determine
which chunks to render in which tiles, and how to reason about tile ↔ chunk
mappings.
Hence choosing a technology like Google Maps or Leaflet, which draws small
tiles together to make it look like one large image, lets rendering even the
largest worlds possible. The Overviewer can draw each tile separately and not
have to load the entire map into memory at once. The next sections describe
how to determine which chunks to render in which tiles, and how to reason
about tile ↔ chunk mappings.
Tile Layout
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Can I view Overviewer maps without having an internet connection?
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Not at the moment. The Overviewer relies on the Google maps API to display
maps, which your browser needs to load from Google. However, switching away
from Google Maps is something that will most likely be looked into in the
future.
Yes, absolutely. The Overviewer switched away from the Google Maps API and
now uses Leaflet. All files which Overviewer needs are included in the output,
so even if you have no internet connection, you will still be able to view the
map without any issues.
When my map expands, I see remnants of another zoom level
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The Minecraft Overviewer is a command-line tool for rendering high-resolution
maps of Minecraft worlds. It generates a set of static html and image files and
uses the Google Maps API to display a nice interactive map.
uses Leaflet to display a nice interactive map.
The Overviewer has been in active development for several years and has many
features, including day and night lighting, cave rendering, mineral overlays,
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* Choose from four rendering angles.
* Generates a Google Maps powered map!
* Generates a Leaflet powered map!
* Runs on Linux, Windows, and Mac platforms!