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README.md |
Leaftest
Leaftest consists of a bash script that uses minetestmapper to display the map on a leaflet based zoomable sloppy map. For an example, see VanessaE survival server's map.
The map is generated through many invocations of minetestmapper
with small chunks,
instead of one invocation with the whole map, which gets cropped later.
This will keep memory requirements for all tools mostly unrelated to the map size.
Dependencies
Ensure that you have:
-bash
-imagemagick
-minetestmapper
Note that you need a minetestmapper which supports precise node coordinates,
the official minetestmapper doesn't support it (yet), but the one linked above
does.
If you want to host the map on the world wide web, you'll need a web server.
Running the mapper script
Get a clone:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/est31/leaftest.git
Compile the downscaler:
(cd downscaling && sh compile.sh)
To start the mapping, do:
MAPPERDIR=dir/containing/minetestmapper ./mapper.sh path/to/world spawnx,spawny dimension
Make sure that you have provided a colors.txt
file, e.g. by putting it inside the world directory.
The dimension
number specifies the width and height of the map that should be rendered, centering with your spawn position. dimension
should be a multiple of 8*256 = 2048
. 6144
is a good starting value.
The list of parameters passed via the invocation is fixed. Further options are passed to the mapper script via the environment variable mechanism (as observable above):
MAPPERDIR
must point to the path that contains the minetestmapper executableMAPPERPARAMS
can be used to pass custom parameters to theminetestmapper
invocationJOBNUM
can be set to an integer > 1 to runJOBNUM
many processes in parallel to speed up the mapping process
After mapping has finished, you can open the www/map.html
file. If you want to publish your results, you can either symlink the www
directory into your /var/www
directory, or copy it. Due to usage of relative symlinks, you should use rsync -L
, so that the copied directory doesn't contain symlinks.
License
Copyright (c) 2015-2016 est31, License: MIT.
Parts base on unilicensed script from LibertyLand minetest server, github here.