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Updated the original post with more information and a server map. So far we've had an incredible turnout, come join us!

Ensayia wrote:Updated the original post with more information and a server map. So far we've had an incredible turnout, come join us!

How did you implement the map? I've been looking for a simple map solution.

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T-Bone wrote:How did you implement the map? I've been looking for a simple map solution.

First off, I'm running on Linux so automating this process is easy. YMMV on WIndows.

I'm utilizing a program called Minecraft Overviewer that generates a map from your world.dat file and outputs an HTML file you can upload to a webserver. The map itself is powered by Google Maps. The catch is you have to run the program to generate a new map each time, so I set up a cron job to execute every half hour. It uses cache so it doesn't regenerate the entire map, just the parts that have changed. If go this route I recommend limiting the program to only a few process threads with the command line switch or even just setting it to use a limited number of cores, as it's rather CPU intensive.

P.S. It should be noted that Overviewer depends on python and a few other python related libraries. THe dependencies aren't too heavy and if you are on Arch it's available pre-compiled in the AUR. You may have to compile it for other distros.

Ensayia wrote:

T-Bone wrote:How did you implement the map? I've been looking for a simple map solution.

First off, I'm running on Linux so automating this process is easy. YMMV on WIndows.

I'm utilizing a program called Minecraft Overviewer that generates a map from your world.dat file and outputs an HTML file you can upload to a webserver. The map itself is powered by Google Maps. The catch is you have to run the program to generate a new map each time, so I set up a cron job to execute every half hour. It uses cache so it doesn't regenerate the entire map, just the parts that have changed. If go this route I recommend limiting the program to only a few process threads with the command line switch or even just setting it to use a limited number of cores, as it's rather CPU intensive.

P.S. It should be noted that Overviewer depends on python and a few other python related libraries. THe dependencies aren't too heavy and if you are on Arch it's available pre-compiled in the AUR. You may have to compile it for other distros.

Thanks for the info! It looks pretty easy to set up, I'll give it a try

I will be updating the server's status in the main post until I can find a more elegant way of doing it.

I joined, found a place to settle and will build tonight after work. c:

Joining in aswell

"Jeepzerg" is the name. Although I much prefer creative mode, survival gets me bored quite quickly, ill get it a shot!

My kingdom's borders are now defined. Though I am neutral to all new parties, I will be expanding my walls to provide my kingdom with security. I may in the future be looking to provide citizenship and building rights within my borders, or to establish trade agreements and trade routes. I'll keep y'all posted on my developments.

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King Karai
Kingdom of Karaibia

Karai17 wrote:My kingdom's borders are now defined. Though I am neutral to all new parties, I will be expanding my walls to provide my kingdom with security. I may in the future be looking to provide citizenship and building rights within my borders, or to establish trade agreements and trade routes. I'll keep y'all posted on my developments.

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King Karai
Kingdom of Karaisrael

is it a left type of kingdom or non political?