Pl3xMarkers

作者：Gjorgdy

A massive collection of markers for Pl3xMap. Including support for mods like Shopkeepers and Open Parties & Claims

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介绍

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An area and a Nether Portal marker on a webmap

Easily show all your points of interest on your server’s Pl3xMap without running a single command.

Added markers

Open Parties and Claims claimed chunks
Shopkeepers shops
Player made areas
Nether Portals
End Portals
End Gateways
Lightning strikes
Beacons
Signs
Cross-dimensional players

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 adapt.
2 points in a straight line create a circle.
2 points not in a straight line create a rectangle.

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 beacon 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.

Rename a marker

Rename a name tag in an anvil.
Click on the block the marker is for with the name tag in your hand.

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.