Papyri is a Minecraft map item web presenter. It will show all maps and banners created on a server positioned and scaled properly, creating a mosaic of your world as explored with maps. Since many maps can be created of the same area, Papyri will prioritize rendering so that maps with higher detail are rendered on top of maps of lower detail and maps at the same detail are rendered in order from oldest updated to newest updated.
python3 and pip (pip3) (Not tested in python2)
some python stuff you'll need:
pip3 install tqdm nbtlib Pillow
(nbtlib >=2.0.0 is required)
Remember to read CHANGELOG.md for important info on releases.
usage: papyri.py [-h] --world WORLD --type {java,bds}
[--includeunlimitedtracking] --output OUTPUT [--copytemplate]
[--debug]
convert minecraft maps to the web
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--world WORLD location of your world folder or save folder
--type {java,bds} server type, bedrock or java
--includeunlimitedtracking
include maps that have unlimited tracking on, this
includes older maps from previous Minecraft versions
and treasure maps in +1.13
--disablezoomsort don't sort maps by zoom level before rendering, newer maps of higher zoom level will cover lower level maps
--output OUTPUT output path for web stuff
--copytemplate copy default index.html and assets (do this if a new
release changes the tempalte)
--debug show debug logging
Once it's done, the contents of the output folder can be served as a website. It's completely static so it can be put in an S3 bucket a github project or hosted locally on your machine by running something like python3 -m http.server inside the output folder.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
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