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# Type in your world name (with WorldEdit activated). | # Type in your world name (with WorldEdit activated). | ||
| − | # Grant yourself all [[privileges]]: <code>/grant singleplayer all</code> | + | # Grant yourself all [[privileges]]: <code>/grant singleplayer all</code><ref name="singleplayer">(name “singleplayer” by default)</ref> |
# Press <kbd>F5</kbd> to show the coordinates. | # Press <kbd>F5</kbd> to show the coordinates. | ||
# Select the area to export by commands with <code>//pos1</code> and <code>//pos2</code> (these positions corresponds to an invisible diagonal of a cuboid selection). | # Select the area to export by commands with <code>//pos1</code> and <code>//pos2</code> (these positions corresponds to an invisible diagonal of a cuboid selection). | ||
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# Enter in your world (with WorldEdit activated). | # Enter in your world (with WorldEdit activated). | ||
| − | # Grant yourself all privileges: <code>/grant singleplayer all</code> | + | # Grant yourself all privileges: <code>/grant singleplayer all</code><ref name="singleplayer"/> |
# Put a schem file into your “<code>worlds/<name of your new world>/schems</code>" folder. | # Put a schem file into your “<code>worlds/<name of your new world>/schems</code>" folder. | ||
# Press <kbd>F5</kbd> to show the coordinatess. | # Press <kbd>F5</kbd> to show the coordinatess. | ||
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| − | + | == See also == | |
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| + | * [[Minetestmapper]], a program to draw a 2D map of a Minetest world. | ||
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| + | == Notes and References == | ||
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[[Category:Map]] | [[Category:Map]] | ||
[[Category:Tutorials]] | [[Category:Tutorials]] | ||
Revision as of 09:06, 13 June 2014
What is a Map?
A Map is a world who contains an environment and/or building(s).
Installation
To install maps : you have to extract them first—most of them are in .zip, some of them can be in .rar or .tar.gz format. To extract .tar.gz and .rar files on Windows, you need 7-Zip.
Put the extracted files in the “worlds” folder of your Minetest installation folder. The files such as env_meta.txt must be directly in the world’s folder (eg. “worlds/my_world/env_meta.txt”).
Often, the compressed file also contains a “mods” folder, his files have to be put into your “mods” folder to show some additional blocks.
- Location of the
worlds(aka maps) folder within the folder structure of a run-in-place installation of Minetest, including some of the folders Minetest adds after some usage as client and server, as well as the positions (…) that custom-made content goes. Irrelevant folders are not expanded.
minetest/
├── bin/
├── builtin/
├── cache/
├── client/
├── doc/
├── fonts/
├── games/
│ ├── minetest_game/
│ ├── minimal/
│ └── … (installed extra games)
├── locale/
├── mods/
│ └── … (installed extra mods and modpacks)
├── textures/
│ ├── base/
│ │ └── pack/
│ └── … (installed extra texturepacks)
└── worlds/
└── … (saved worlds. Some with exclusive world mods)
Finding Maps
Schem file Creation / Import
A schem file (.mts) is used to import building(s) into a world with the WorldEdit mod. This file can be found in “worlds/<my_world>/schems” folder.
- To create a schem file :
- Type in your world name (with WorldEdit activated).
- Grant yourself all privileges:
/grant singleplayer all[1] - Press F5 to show the coordinates.
- Select the area to export by commands with
//pos1and//pos2(these positions corresponds to an invisible diagonal of a cuboid selection). - Create your schem file with
//mtschemcreate <name of your schem file>. The file will be created into your “worlds/<my_world>/schems” folder.
- To import a schem file :
- Enter in your world (with WorldEdit activated).
- Grant yourself all privileges:
/grant singleplayer all[1] - Put a schem file into your “
worlds/<name of your new world>/schems" folder. - Press F5 to show the coordinatess.
- Place a position where you want with command:
//pos1 - Import your schem file with
//mtschemplace <name of your schem file>
See also
- Minetestmapper, a program to draw a 2D map of a Minetest world.