Lore: Map

Lore: Map brings a sleek, GTA-inspired interactive world map and rotating radar minimap to Minecraft — rendered using authentic vanilla Minecraft map colors so it feels right at home in the base game.

Features

Interactive Full-Screen Map

• Open the interactive world map at any time.
• The map automatically records and saves terrain around you as you explore, per world and per dimension.
• Click any blip in the top-right legend list to center the map on it.

Minimap

• The minimap rotates smoothly with your camera while the player icon reflects your character's facing direction.
• Snap the minimap anywhere on screen using a clean grid.

Custom Blips & Waypoints

• Double-click anywhere on the map (or press Enter to mark the crosshair center, or double-click an existing blip) to set a waypoint that automatically clears when you arrive.
• Create, edit, and delete custom blips directly in-game:
  • Name your blip and pick an icon from a visual grid dropdown.
  • Fine-tune Red, Green, Blue, and Alpha (opacity 0–255) using sliders, direct number input boxes, or a #RRGGBB / #RRGGBBAA hex code.
  • Adjust the size of each blip (0.1 to 5).
  • Pin important blips permanently to the minimap radar edges.
  • Keep the blip icon visible on the map while hiding it from the right-side legend list and making it non-selectable (great for decorative or background markers).

Custom Blip Sprites - Add Your Own Icons

You can easily add your own custom blip icons without editing the mod JAR:

1. Launch the game once with Lore: Map installed. The mod will automatically create a blip_sprites folder inside your Minecraft directory (.minecraft/blip_sprites/).
2. Drop any .png image into .minecraft/blip_sprites/ (recommended size: 16x16, 18x18, or 32x32 pixels; white/grayscale silhouettes work best if you want to tint them with custom RGB colors in-game!).
3. Open the map (M) → press B → click + Create Blip and open the Blip Icon dropdown. Your custom .png sprites will automatically appear in the list, ready to use!

Stuff I used while taking the screenshots in below.

Map I used: Los Perrito