Share map data with your friends, live, privately. Supports Journeymap and Voxelmap.
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Join a Minecraft server, press the GUI keybind (comma , by default), enter the address of your Sync Server, and click "Connect".
When you connect, you receive all chunks that your friends have mapped since the last time you played (and were connected to the Sync Server).
Every time any of your friends load a chunk with Map-Sync installed (even if they don't use any map mods!), it gets mapped and the map data gets sent to the Sync Server. It will then send it to everyone else, and if you have a compatible map mod installed (Journeymap or Voxelmap), the mod will display your friends' chunks.
Map-Sync tracks a timestamp per chunk, so old data will never overwrite newer data.
You can control who has access to a Sync Server by editing its allowed-users.txt. If someone connects who is not allowed access yet, their name and UUID gets written to denied-users.txt, from where you can just cut+paste it into allowed-users.txt and restart the server to grant access.
Docker Install (recommended)
- Install docker
- clone code
- Run:
docker compose up -d - To stop:
docker compose down
System Install
- install recent nodejs (~17)
- clone code,
cd server npm installnpm run build-- this has to be run after every time the code is editednpm run start- to stop, press Ctrl+C twice
Run these inside the command-line interface after starting the server.
whitelist_load
whitelist_save
whitelist_add_ign <name> -- requires the player to have connected in the past
whitelist_remove_ign <name> -- requires the player to have connected in the past
whitelist_add <uuid>
whitelist_remove <uuid>
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