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!An area and a Nether Portal marker on a webmap
Added markers
- Open Parties and Claims claimed chunks
- Shopkeepers shops
- Player made areas
- Nether Portals
- End Portals
- End Gateways
- Lightning strikes
- Beacons
- Signs
All without the need for any commands and all fully configurable
How to -
Make an area
- Get a lodestone and a banner (all the same color) for all corners of your area.
- Give all banners the name of your area in an anvil.
- Place a lodestone with one of the banners on top on every corner.
- Admire your area on the web map.
- An area can have a max distance of 512 blocks between its furthest points.
- The names on the banners need to be an exact match.
- The placement order does not matter, the points will be connected automatically.
- You can add or remove points as you wish, the area will adept.
- For the best results, use at least 4 points.
Add a portal marker
- Go through a portal.
- Admire your portal on the web map.
Add a beacon marker
- Place a beacon.
- Activate the beacon.
- Admire your b
eacon on the web map.
Add a sign marker
- Place a sign on top of a lodestone.
- Write some text on your sign.
- Admire your sign on the web map.
FAQ
Q: The layers are not showing up on my web map, what do I do?
A: You most likely use custom names for your worlds. Make sure they use the correct suffix structure: {worldname}, {worldname}_nether, {worldname}_the_end
Q: Why are some points not showing up?
A: Areas are made out of the outermost points. If you have points inside the area they will not be used. Or the points are too far apart from the center.
Q: Can I customize area labels?
A: Yes! Area names support basic HTML tags such as <b>, <i>, <u>, <br>, and <span style="color: #RRGGBB;"> {text} </span>.
Q: Why is my area a small triangle?
A: You either have too few points (minimum 3) or your points are too far apart.
Q: How to reload the config?
A: Pl3xMarkers listens to Pl3xMap's reload, so you can reload using /pl3xmap reload
Demo
The Pl3xMarkers mod started out as Helix Markers, for my server; Helix Survival
You can check its webmap at https://map.hexasis.eu/
