ImageMaps
ImageMaps
ImageMaps is a plugin for Bukkit Minecraft servers that enables you to place custom images in your world by rendering them onto maps and placing them in item frames.
This can be used to create info graphics, custom paintings and even the appearance of custom textures.
Installation
You will need a Server that implements Bukkit 1.13 or newer and the Spigot-API. Some features are only available in newer releases. Make sure to use the latest release of your server software before reporting issues.
Put the plugin into your servers plugins
folder and start it up. A folder for the plugin will be created automatically. You can place your images in the images
folder inside it.
Upgrading from versions < 1.0.0
The plugin should convert your maps.yml automatically. It will attempt to create a backup before doing so, but it is recommended to do one manually as well.
Usage
In order for you use place images they must be present in the images
folder. You can either put them there via FTP or just copying it, or by using the plugin's download command, allowing you to access images from the Internet.
To place images just run the /imagemap place
command and right click the block that should be the upper left corner of the image (based on your perspective).
Images will by default split into 128x128 pixel sub-images to fit on a map. The image may be scaled via command parameters, however it is recommended to prepare correctly scaled images.
The color palette of Minecraft maps is very limited, requiring the plugin/Bukkit to convert the input image. This will result in your images looking different ingame than the source. The available color table can be found here: https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Map_item_format#Color_table
The invisible and fixed item frame properties are only available in 1.16+. You can modify them for any item frame by using a configurable (default a wooden hoe) items. Right click to toggle visibility and Shift+Right click to toggle the fixed state.
Commands
- /imagemap place <filename> [frameInvisible] [frameFixed] [frameGlowing] [size]
- Starts the placement process
- frameVisible and frameFixed are only available on 1.16+
- frameGlowing is only available on 1.17+
- /imagemap download <filename> <sourceURL>
- downloads an image from the given URL into the
images
folder
- downloads an image from the given URL into the
- /imagemap delete <filename>
- deletes an image from the
images
folder
- deletes an image from the
- /imagemap info <filename>
- prints info, such as resolution and expected size
- /imagemap reload <filename>
- reloads an image, to be used when the image file changed
- /imagemap list [page]
- lists all images in the
images
folder
- lists all images in the
- /imagemap help [command]
- prints help for commands
Permissions
imagemaps.*
- grants access to all permissions
imagemaps.place
- grants access to /imagemap place command
imagemaps.download
- grants access to /download place command
imagemaps.delete
- grants access to /imagemap delete command
imagemaps.info
- grants access to /imagemap info command
imagemaps.list
- grants access to /imagemap list command
imagemaps.reload
- grants access to /imagemap reload command
imagemaps.help
- grants access to /imagemap help command
imagemaps.toggleFixed
- allows to toggle the "fixed" state of frames with a wooden hoe
imagemaps.toggleVisible
- allows to toggle the "visible" state of frames with a wooden hoe
All permissions are default true for OPs.
Maven
You will need to configure your environment to access GitHub repositories.
<repository>
<id>github</id>
<name>ImageMaps repository</name>
<url>https://maven.pkg.github.com/SydMontague/ImageMaps</url>
</repository>
<dependency>
<groupId>net.craftcitizen</groupId>
<artifactId>imagemaps</artifactId>
<version>1.0.1</version>
</dependency>
This plugin has been developed for the CraftCitizen survival Minecraft server.
How do i make the image 1x1?
How do i fix the url im using? also how do i put my own pic on i cant get the good url of it
Nevermind i fixed it no spaces on the name apparently
Sorry for the trouble but is it right that this does not work with a craft bukkit server?
In reply to Pyrodes:
That is correct, you'll need to use a server that implements Spigot , since it provides some necessary features.
Hi, i have a problem because i try to put an image im my server, but i cant, it says malformated url, im trying this command: /imagemap download <filename> and the url, but it doesnt works, please some help
Thanks
In reply to DearPayCheck:
It probably means the URL your put in isn't formatted correctly...
Resizing the image does nothing, I type 3x3 in the command and the picture is still 5x5.
When I type in all the /imagemap command, it say it a unknown command :( What going on?
In reply to redstone_skeleton6547:
Check your startup log for any error. Also make sure your server software is compatible (Spigot 1.13 and higher).
In reply to SydMontague:
okay
Hello! I would like to know how to give all the players in a server permission to place down images without the need of OP. Thank you!
In reply to supportidoggi:
Use a permission plugin and give them the respective permission nodes.
If I use /imagemap place NAME true true 1, how can i delete a picture? Changing the wooden hoe doesn't help. The frame becomes visible but does not break.
How to destroy it?
In reply to albert3011:
Use a wooden hoe to toggle the "fixed" state of the item frames, then you can destroy them like regular item frames.
In reply to srbedrock:
I don't understand how to do this. I would be very grateful for a more detailed explanation. Thanks a lot in advance for your reply!
In reply to albert3011:
They're vanilla item frames, you destroy them like any other vanilla item frame: by punching them.
In reply to SydMontague:
https://youtu.be/ayjZSPQWh2Y
just look at this
TNT also does not explode this "vanilla frame".
In reply to albert3011:
You probably set the item frame's "fixed" state, which prevents it from being destroyed. You can toggle that state using a wooden hoe.
Hitting them creative mode should also work.
What do i type to change the size of the picture?