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BlueMap

BlueMap is a browser-based map of the Minecraft world, showing terrain, builds, and other overlays. LegisCraft's map displays key information from LegisClaims such as player claims, regions, and other landmarks.

Views​

BlueMap has 3 views by default, the Perspective-view or 3D View, the Orthographic-view or Flat View, and the Free-Flight or Spectator Mode. LegisCraft has disabled the Spectator Mode and you may only view our map using the Perspective or Orthographic views.

Markers (Layers)​

BlueMap makes use of toggleable layers, allowing users to turn on and off different layers. LegisClaims adds three different viewable layers:

  • Claims: Probably the most prominent (and important) layer is Player Claims. These are often blue by default but can be changed by using /lc claim edit [claim] color [#COLOR]. With the claims layer enabled you can click on claims to see the owner and other information.
  • Regions: Regions are another prominent layer, showcasing Government-defined territory such as states, cities, national parks, and other regions that the government might have a vested interest in defining. Players may sometimes be able to claim within regions, but it is dependent on the laws and regulations that define the certain areas.
  • Landmarks: Landmarks are single points that mark notable locations like spawn, different statues, or other public facilities.
  • Players: The Players layer is added by BlueMap and just displays players and their locations on the map.

[!NOTE] Claims, Regions, and Landmarks can be toggled ON in the 3D View but may not display properly. It is recommended that you hide these layers in the 3D View.

Maps​

Maps is essentially the worlds view. LegisCraft only allows you to view the world (overworld) and has disabled access to viewing the End or Nether.

Other Information​

BlueMap is a whole experience and has lots of other options for displaying the Minecraft world. You can view their FAQ Page (note: their FAQ is geared towards server owners, but does have some handy information!).