Map examples

Please! Leave the exmaple map (the test map of Overviewer) in the first line. Thanks!

Feel free to edit this page and put a link to your publicly available Minecraft world! Your map must be publicly available at the links below to remain on this list as it is semi-maintained.

• http://overviewer.org/example/ : small test map, regenerated every night from the latest Overviewer code and on-demand at developer's request; always uses every rendermode, no mods, no changes, just vanilla Overviewer.

• http://meincraft.eu/map : Very huge map (over 5gb), renders every night at 4am. Over 200 active players. Uses Biome Tinting.

• http://minecraft.writhem.com/ : Real world render used for developer testing and development; Unlisted Semi-Private server; usually contains most plugins that are available in the Available Modifications wiki page.

• http://minecraftonline.com/map/ : Awesome, huge map ~500,000 chunks, day and night mode with biomes and full lighting. Continuous incremental updates on quad i5, world directory on ramdrive, tile output on twin SSD drives in RAID-1. Map occupies ~20GB, cache around 200GB.

• http://server.minecraftaddicts.com/map : 250+ World Map using a custom hide sign script, Cache takes 2 hours to render on an Intel Atom 1.6, 2gb ram. Very acceptable. http://www.minecraftaddicts.com

• http://map.smp.em32.net/map/index.html : Map from a semi-private SMP server, World is approx 84000 chunks. There are about 36000 rendered tiles (totaling about 3gigs). Cloudfront hosted

• TheDailyAutist : ~3.1K regions/~2M chunks (~9GB). Tiles use ~96GB for lighting + night rendermodes. Incremental updates take ~6 hours.

• http://minecraft.novylen.net/map : about 700,000 chunks at the time of writing [Feb 1 2011], Incremental updates every three hours take about an hour to 90 minutes. --rbos

• http://mortalpowers.com/minemapi/ : Small 7 person server map. ~19000 chunks ~150MB output size. Generated using nice -n19 python gmap.py ~/world/ /super/workspace/mortalpowers.com/minemap/

• Langfordia : Midsize map on a private server. ~17000 chunks, automated incremental updates every three hours take ~10 minutes. c10t-generated flat maps are also publicly viewable.

• http://maps.mcau.org : A number of renders of various worlds, using different code-bases.

• http://mc.quake3world.com/mcmap/ : Map with MapMarkers plug-in showing current players. Hosted on linode 1024 plan. Initial render took about 3 hours; updates take anywhere from 3-25 minutes, depending on player activity.

• http://www.saturnvalley.org/minemap : Growing world with ~5 players. Tourist attractions include the airship, the lighthouse, and several active water features.

• http://minecraft.schneenet.com : SCHNEENET Minecraft Server - Small (~9000 chunks) private server with major modifications including a plugin that shows player locations on the map and chat with in game players. Render script runs both day and night back to back. Full render takes over night (~9 hours) on a 2.8 Ghz Pentium 4. Updates are between 15 minutes to a few hours depending on how much the players explore.

• http://pcsupremacy.co.uk/minecraftlevel/map/ : PC Supremacy Minecraft server, semi-private with about 30 users. Running latest built version.

• http://files.fusselwurm.de/minecraft/map/ : private world w/ ~5 players. map updated daily.

• http://www.itsnew.fr/map-hq/ : Huge map, 22GB tiles - French server 100 slots - Updated daily.

• http://anbservers.net/minemap/minemap : White list Assault -N- Battery community server ~10 players, ~200000 chunks, updated once a week.

• http://server.minecraft.name/map/ : Great example map, ~45000 chunks (~600MB). Takes 6h rendering on an AMD64X2 3800+

• http://minecraft404.net/map/: Public Australian Server, Setup for creative play. 10-20 Active users.

• http://MCearth.lawsofminecraft.com : 7.5 GB, Normal, Night and Cave with spawn overlay ~80 Active players a month, http://forum.lawsofminecraft.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=418 Whitelist and BigBrother protected. Australian!

• http://ssd.servehttp.com/minecraft/map/ : 16 person, Permissions enabled, Multi-world, 225Mb main world, biome tinting, web-to-game chat, Ad Sense enables. North direction rotated to upper left. Updated every 6 hours. Sky-Rail, Pirate Ship, Castle, Creeper Statue, Sand Pyramid and more land marks to come.

• http://succexy.com/overviewer/ : private server, ~10 active players, ~250MB world.

• http://sixgun.org/map/community : Server of the Linux Outlaws community, world size around 250 MB with ca. 80 players - vanilla Overviewer, multiple rendermodes

• http://mc.gnd-tech.com : 300MB medium size map and ~15 active players. Renders every night at 2:30am

• http://scs-game.dyndns.org/overviewer : 500MB map on an server with ~40 white-listed players. Uses 4 layers and biome tinting. Updates every night at 5am (GMT+1, Germany)

• http://minecraft.karui.fr/ : private server, ~10 white-listed players, ~500MB world. Renders normal, night and cave every morning at 6am. PNGs are optimized using pngout and served with nginx. Full rendering takes less than an hour on AMD X6 with 8Gb RAM, but full PNG optimization takes more than 10 hours.

• http://sucs.org/~tswsl1989/minecraft/ : Private server. Just under 3.5 hours for a full render (normal, night, lighting and spawn). Uses master branch of http://github.com/tswsl1989/Minecraft-Overviewer. World ~250MB, Output ~5.0GB. Updated every 4 hours.

• http://www.fuyuri.com/map.php : Public server. About 5 hours to complete a render from scratch, 20 minutes for update (night and lighting). Uses browman's default overviewer with custom player markers, and a few personal tweaks. World is ~1.3 GB. Output is ~130GB (JPG). Updated every 2 hours.

• http://minecraft.nenesse.net : Private server. Uses browman's default overviewer with Biome and mods: Sundial, McWeather, Online Player, ChatterCraft and Waypoints. Small map with 3 players, Updated every 2 days.

• http://minemap.ceriselight.de : Small private server map, updated every night. Lighting, night and cave mode with biomes.

• http://mc.watters.ws/map/ : Small private server map.