When you start digging deep in Minecraft, you ask yourself at which heights it’s best to collect which ores. In Minecraft 1.18, the generation of ores has been completely reworked, which now allows complex distributions at different heights. With WorldPainter it is not possible to represent these complex distributions. Nevertheless, I try to make sure …
When using a map “with features” or a custom map created with the Tiles and the option “additional ores” enabled, you will find areas on the map where you find a lot more ores compared to the rest of the world. This distribution is due to the real occurrence of ores on earth. You can …
I need your help to make the Minecraft Earth Map even better, I want to change the biome generation from the “Köppen Climate Classification” to the “WWF Terrestrial Ecoregions”. In short, this changes the number of available regions from 30 to 827, which allows to set the biomes much more precisely and would allow modded …
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Here you can see an interactive overview of the “FULL-SURVIVAL GAMEPLAY WITH VANILLA STRUCTURES AND CUSTOM FEATURES”. You can switch between the scales on the top right corner. All maps where generated with Mapcrafter. You are looking for overviews of the new maps? Check out this post. Open Fullscreen-Map. 3 SCALES AVAILABLE: 1:1000 – 43008×21504 …
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Lost somewhere in the wildness? Press F3 to get your ingame coordinates (you need X and Z, in this example: 1105 and -107) Click here (external link) to find the longitude and latitude of the place where you want to go and copy these values into the form. Select your scale and you will get …
Lost somewhere in the wildness? Press F3 to get your ingame coordinates (you need X and Z, in this example: 1105 and -107) Click here (external link) to find the longitude and latitude of the place where you want to go and copy these values into the form. Select your scale and you will get the ingame …
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You may be wondering what’s the difference between osm-based vegetation and vanilla vegetation.
Here you can see interactive overviews for each scale (1.16.5 survival with features). You can zoom in and out and find the coordinates by hovering with the mouse over a region.
Here is a list of all biome colors. Clicking the color code will redirect you towards https://www.color-hex.com in which you’ll be able to view the color.
You can select from different sources to get the terrain for your map. I added multiple options because not all are available in every country. There are 5 options in total, 3 XYZ-Tiles, which will need an active internet connection and 2 offline variants. Arcgis (standard) The default option is ESRI satellite imagery published by …
To create a Minecraft map using the Tiles software, several steps are necessary.
On this website you find an explanation of every setting you can change in the EarthTiles. Folder and path settings Path to scripts folderThis is simple the path to the folder, where the exe files, the QGIS project folder and the worldpainter script are located. In most cases, you don’t need to change this. Path …
With the program QGIS it is possible to project OSM data, shapefiles and GeoTiff files on the correct coordinates. There are also many options for how this data is displayed, like the color, width of lines and much more.
In Minecraft, you can find slimes in two different ways.
There are some publicly available height maps, probably best known is SRTM of Nasa. The problem with this map: the land areas are only covered between the 60th northern and 58th southern latitude.
A visual representation of all biomes on the Earth Map.
NBTExplorer is an open-source NBT editor for all common sources of NBT data. It’s mainly intended for editing Minecraft game data.
Some people have asked me where exactly the end portals are located on the map.
Some people have asked me where exactly the spawn point is located on the map.
As mentioned in my previous blog post, it will be possible to choose between these different scales:
Hello stranger, you might know me from the Legacy Maps, a scale map of the entire planet in scales of 1:1000, 1:2000 and 1:4000.
The map is now available for 1.15.1 Available versions: NO STRUCTURES / CREATIVITY (RELEASE #4) in the full features and no features version and all 3 scales 1:1000, 1:2000 and 1:4000. The only difference to the 1.13 version: Bees and Beehives Bamboo spawns in the normal jungle biome and the “jungle edge” biome was changed …
Changed some biomes to better correspond to the real world: Dfc (previously: Giant Tree Taiga Hills, now: Tundra) Dfb (previously: Tundra, now: Dark Forest) Dfa (previously: Dark Forest, now: Forest) Cfa (previously: Forest, now: Flower Forest) Added a *no features* version of the map without borders, streets, urban areas and custom ore deposits Added the …
Changed to Globcover data for ground material generation Added paths from OSM data (representing public railways between cities). See here Added sand and clay deposits (you can find them underground on y >= 48) Improved borders (again) – now also extracted from OSM data Improved the heightmaps again for better looking coastlines / rivers (some miscalculation …
Actually real life railroads as ingame streets For easier navigation I added roads (using Minecrafts paths block), which have been extracted from OSM data. I used public railways as reference, because there are just to many real roads in areas like Europa and North America. Here is an image of Berlin (top right), the river …