Hi,

This is an archive site for the older releases of uNmINeD, a Minecraft mapper tool.

The new site is available at unmined.net.

Releases for 1.13+

New releases for Minecraft 1.13+ are available at https://unmined.net.

uNmINeD 0.11.5-dev

New uNmINeD release for Minecraft 1.13+ is available for download.

Changes:

Fixed black pixels glitch
Enabled parallel processing (more speed on multi-core CPUs)

Usage: see here

uNmINeD 0.11.4-dev

New uNmINeD release for Minecraft 1.13+ is available for download.

Changes:

Performance optimization (many times faster)
Less memory usage
–trim option to trim sorrounding transparent pixels from the output image

Usage: see here

Cave systems in Minecraft 1.13

uNmINeD 0.11.3-dev

New uNmINeD release for Minecraft 1.13+ is available for download.

Changes:

Added Minecraft 1.13.x and 1.14 snapshot blocks
Ported default map stylesheet from the legacy version

Usage: see here

Sample output:

Progress report

This one looks better (Minecraft 1.13.2):

Roadmap

What’s coming next:

Configuration for 1.13+ blocks (=good looking and customizable maps)
Map tile generation for web (using Leaflet instead of Google Maps)
Enabled parallel processing on multi-core CPUs
Improved error handling
A new website for the new stuff
Documentation and howtos

After the things above I will integrate the new BlockState based engine into the GUI version, and add support for 1.12 worlds.

uNmINeD 0.11.2-dev

New uNmINeD release for Minecraft 1.13+ is available for download.

It’s a development snapshot (buggy, ugly and slow). Can be used to render single image maps of Minecraft 1.13+ worlds.

To render an entire world:

unmined-cmd image render --source="%APPDATA%\.minecraft\saves\New World" --dest="image.png"

To render 4×3 regions at region (-2,-2):

unmined-cmd image render --source="%APPDATA%\.minecraft\saves\New World" --dest="image.png" --area=r(-2,-2,4,3)

Sample output (Minecraft 1.13.2):

Another sample image

A bigger view of a Minecraft 1.14 (19w02a snapshot) world:

World seed: 2246056504199678591

Now I’m going to create the first release. Don’t panic, next releases will produce better looking maps.

First sample image

One of the most satisfying parts of software development is when you put together the finished components, and see as the whole thing starts to work as expected.

This is the very first image of a Minecraft 1.14 (19w02a snapshot) world: