Releases: Alexgopen/Javaish
Release list
Javaish 1.0.2
Javaish 1.0.2
Changes:
- Added Disguise requirements for Yanbu and Jeddah
- Code cleanup and refactor
- Added README.md
Javaish 1.0.2
Javaish is a Java-based navigation tool for plotting player ship movement in Uncharted Waters Online.
It provides functionality similar to GVONavish, rebuilt from the ground up using Java for cross-platform compatibility.
⚠️ Work in Progress
This is an early release. The codebase is still evolving and may contain bugs or rough edges.
Features
- Supports custom maps (4096 × 2048)
- Compatible with Windows and Linux
Requirements
- Java (JRE or JDK) installed
- Game settings configured to run either in a window or at your native resolution
- No graphical scaling active (the coordinate pixels need to be precise)
Using the Application
- Download the tagged release: javaish-1.0.2.zip
- Extract the archive
- Launch the application. Windows:
windows_launcher-1.0.2.batLinux:linux_launcher-1.0.2.sh - Sail around with Surveying active and coordinates visible on screen
Using a Custom Map
- Replace the
map.pngfile with your own image
(Must be 4096 × 2048)
Building from Source
- Check out the
release/1.0.2branch from this repository - Build with Maven:
mvn clean install - The compiled application will be located at:
/dist/javaish-1.0.2/
Preview

Javaish 1.0.1
Javaish 1.0.1
A Java-based tool for plotting the player's ship movement in Uncharted Waters Online.
Provides similar functionality to the existing GVONavish tool, but rebuilt from the ground up.
Note: This is an early work in progress. The code is messy, and there may be bugs.
Features:
Supports providing your own map (4096x2048)
Compatible with both Windows and Linux
Requirements:
Must have Java installed to run the application
To run the application:
Download the tagged release zip: javaish-1.0.1.zip
Extract the zip
Windows: run windows_launcher-1.0.1.bat
Linux: run linux_launcher-1.0.1.sh
To replace the map with one of your own:
Replace the map.png image
If you wish to compile the application yourself:
Check out release/1.0.1 from this GitHub repository
mvn clean install
The compiled application can be found in /dist/javaish-1.0.1/