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Posted by4 years ago
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I made a tool to help you create map art in Survival
Feed it an image (png recommended, other formats untested but may work) and it spits out a bunch of schematics. Usage example.
Apart from the actual tool, which I will link further down, you will also need the JNBT library in the same folder as the tool. Download this from here, don't rename it. It should be named 'jnbt-1.1.jar'.
Basic usage:
java -jar MapConverter.jar /path/to/someImage.png
. It is also recommended to read through the help text: java -jar MapConverter.jar --help
. Slightly more detailed explanation for Windows.There are several options, most of them allow you to prevent use of several expensive/annoying blocks (emerald, lapis, beds, …). The most interesting one for survival players is probably the 2D option: Instead of generating a bunch of wild staircases as seen above, this will create a flat surface, which is much easier to work with but only allows one third of the regular map color palette.
Another example:
java -jar MapConverter.jar villager.png --nodither --force2d --supportid 1 --nobed
to create a flat, non-dithered representation using stone as support blocks for brewing stands/cobwebs/etc without using beds because fuck beds, seriously.Here's a comparison of the result of different options on several images.
Useful notes:
- Image width and height are not changed. You will get black borders if your image's width and height aren't multiples of 128. Do scaling and resizing on your own.
- schematics have a 130x130 blocks footprint, but maps are 128x128 - use the glass floor to align them so they fit a map perfectly. Tip: Create a map beforehand and mark the corners, then place the schematic on that, it makes aligning much easier.
- Dithering is enabled by default, disable it if it produces unfavorable results.
- A color palette is created every time you run the tool, it shows which colors can be used with the current settings. This is helpful if you want to manually edit an image.
- Survival-created maps cannot use 25% of the available colors. If you are simply looking to create maps based on images, there are better tools out there. One such tool I've seen thrown around is this one.
- Contents of the output folder may be overwritten.
- Disabling a type of block will remove 3 colors from the color palette, unless it's beds or cobwebs, in which case the color is only removed if both are disabled.
Download it here. If you find bugs/crashes, please let me know.
edit: Minor bugfix update.
edit: Working link for latest version.
edit: Apparently birch logs have the same color as diorite. Consider exchanging those after verifying in-game. I will update my tool for this at some point.
edit: Make sure you got the filename right when running commands!
edit: Updated for 1.12:
![Pixel art converter minecraft Pixel art converter minecraft](/uploads/1/3/3/9/133912903/863479759.jpg)
- Added the new set of colors, mapped to stained terracotta
- Beds are disabled for now (fix soonTM) because now only one bed half gives the grey color they were used for
- Yes, this changes existing maps. Don't reload existing maps and they'll probably be fine.
- As a result,
--nobed
doesn't do anything - Don't disable cobwebs if you want to keep that color available
- Birch logs are now used instead of diorite
- Fixed a switchup: ids 8 and 14 were switched (white wool and diorite/birch logs). Thanks to the anonymous wiki editor for noticing the mistake (which I should have verified more thoroughly)
Version 0.0.13 changelog:
- Removed --nodiorite which was erroneously disabling birch logs after 0.0.12 removed diorite
- Added --usediorite for people that prefer diorite over birch logs
Current download link; message me if the link is broken.
97% Upvoted
Posted by4 years ago
Archived
I made a tool to help you create map art in Survival
Feed it an image (png recommended, other formats untested but may work) and it spits out a bunch of schematics. Usage example.
Apart from the actual tool, which I will link further down, you will also need the JNBT library in the same folder as the tool. Download this from here, don't rename it. It should be named 'jnbt-1.1.jar'.
Basic usage:
java -jar MapConverter.jar /path/to/someImage.png
. It is also recommended to read through the help text: java -jar MapConverter.jar --help
. Slightly more detailed explanation for Windows.There are several options, most of them allow you to prevent use of several expensive/annoying blocks (emerald, lapis, beds, …). The most interesting one for survival players is probably the 2D option: Instead of generating a bunch of wild staircases as seen above, this will create a flat surface, which is much easier to work with but only allows one third of the regular map color palette.
Another example:
java -jar MapConverter.jar villager.png --nodither --force2d --supportid 1 --nobed
to create a flat, non-dithered representation using stone as support blocks for brewing stands/cobwebs/etc without using beds because fuck beds, seriously.Here's a comparison of the result of different options on several images.
Minecraft Pixel Art Generator Online
Useful notes:
- Image width and height are not changed. You will get black borders if your image's width and height aren't multiples of 128. Do scaling and resizing on your own.
- schematics have a 130x130 blocks footprint, but maps are 128x128 - use the glass floor to align them so they fit a map perfectly. Tip: Create a map beforehand and mark the corners, then place the schematic on that, it makes aligning much easier.
- Dithering is enabled by default, disable it if it produces unfavorable results.
- A color palette is created every time you run the tool, it shows which colors can be used with the current settings. This is helpful if you want to manually edit an image.
- Survival-created maps cannot use 25% of the available colors. If you are simply looking to create maps based on images, there are better tools out there. One such tool I've seen thrown around is this one.
- Contents of the output folder may be overwritten.
- Disabling a type of block will remove 3 colors from the color palette, unless it's beds or cobwebs, in which case the color is only removed if both are disabled.
Download it here. If you find bugs/crashes, please let me know.
edit: Minor bugfix update.
edit: Working link for latest version.
edit: Apparently birch logs have the same color as diorite. Consider exchanging those after verifying in-game. I will update my tool for this at some point.
edit: Make sure you got the filename right when running commands!
edit: Updated for 1.12:
- Added the new set of colors, mapped to stained terracotta
- Beds are disabled for now (fix soonTM) because now only one bed half gives the grey color they were used for
- Yes, this changes existing maps. Don't reload existing maps and they'll probably be fine.
- As a result,
--nobed
doesn't do anything - Don't disable cobwebs if you want to keep that color available
- Birch logs are now used instead of diorite
- Fixed a switchup: ids 8 and 14 were switched (white wool and diorite/birch logs). Thanks to the anonymous wiki editor for noticing the mistake (which I should have verified more thoroughly)
Version 0.0.13 changelog:
- Removed --nodiorite which was erroneously disabling birch logs after 0.0.12 removed diorite
- Added --usediorite for people that prefer diorite over birch logs
Minecraft Pixel Art Converter No Download Pc
Current download link; message me if the link is broken.
Minecraft Pixel Art Converter No Download Full
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