Mapify is a plugin that is used to convert your images into Minecraft maps that can be placed in item frames or held in hand.

To install the plugin, you need to add it into your plugins/ folder and start the server. This will generate a config.yml that you can change and then reload with /mapify reload.

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There are two commands: /mapify and /refreshmaps.

Usage: /mapify <url> [dimensions]

This will take a url and convert it into a set of maps, depending on the dimensions.

Dimensions are provided using the format WIDTHxHEIGHT (in terms of blocks).

Your images will be stretched to fit into the desired size.

Reload config file

Refresh the maps in your inventory or in item frames within a given radius.

• Configurable whitelist using raw strings or regular expressions.
  • Regular Expressions are in the form of REGEXP:.*\.example\.com
  • Whitelist can be treated as a blacklist with the whitelist-is-blacklist field.
• Configurable cooldown
• Https only toggle

• mapify.command.mapify - Permission to use the /mapify command - Default: OP
• mapify.command.mapify.reload - Permission to use the /mapify reload command - Default: OP
• mapify.command.refreshmaps - Permission to use the /refreshmaps command - Default: OP
• mapify.operator - Permission to determine whether mapify should treat a player as an operator - Default: OP

By default, the whitelist in the config.yml needs to have every domain from which a map should be allowed to be loaded. If you're a server admin, you can run /mapify config whitelist add <domain> as suggested in the command.

This is to help with security on your server as having untrusted domains can allow users to download malicious software on your server. If you don't want this protection, set whitelist-disabled to true in the configuration.

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• The large error message that was printed in the server console
• The output of /version
• The version of Mapify that you are using

To build the project, you'll need maven and JDK 17 installed.

Most Java IDEs support maven operations in them, but if you're using the terminal, you'll need to do the following:

mvn install # install dependencies
mvn package # build project (into target/)