Atlas Map (Extended)
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Open source map and mini-map in the style of antique cartography: 8 visual styles, color-coded markers, screenshots, a ruler, drawing tools, and other.
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What's new
- The customizable marker can be moved with the mouse; there is a "Restore to Original" button (cancels the movement before saving). Dragging the marker takes into account the height of the location being set within the draw radius; outside the draw radius or in an unexplored area, the default height is 70.
- A setting for the visibility of markers in the world has been added (flying ones in the air; disabled by default) and the marker name is displayed when hovering over the flying version.
- The "Districts" functionality has been added: a highlighted area on the map with an entrance/exit message is displayed on the map and on the mini-map, and a separate point is highlighted in the side tools. Districts can be customized and "redrawn" while retaining the name, color, description, and screenshots (via the edit button).
- The list of placemarks has been redesigned into a "List of objects": areas, general search and category search have been added, separate sorting in each category with selection memorized (by default, new ones first).
- Map size and scale settings items are combined into one line.
- Biome display has been added when hovering the mouse over the global map.
- On the global map, when zooming out, the names are hidden not only for markers but also for districts (at greater zoom levels).
- The teleport setting to a marker now applies to districts and has been renamed accordingly.
- Zooming in/out of the mini-map in a circular pattern has been added via a customizable button (default: Z).
- Deleting a marker with the DEL key no longer deletes the attached screenshot file.
- The mini-map in versions for Minecraft 1.21.X now overlaps the scoreboard, just like in versions 26.X.
- Larger mini-map sizes have been added; the coordinate text below it adapts to the size.
- On the first launch, the mod will set the mini-map size depending on the
GUI scalevalue in the Minecraft settings. Specifically: with a value of 1, it will be 230; with a value of 2, it will be 110; with a value of 3, it will be 80; and with all other values, it will be 60. When "auto" is selected, the actual resolved scale is used. The default zoom is 0.5.
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