How To Make Mapart From Any Image In Minecraft

I’m sure you have seen map parts like this and wondered how they’re made in this video i will teach you everything from start to finish on how to make them so you too can easily spice up your minecraft with some artwork or just make some memes let’s get right into it the

First step is always to figure out what picture you want to convert into a map part i recommend using a picture with less details since it will look way better when finished it will also take a lot less time since you don’t have to switch out the blocks so often another

Thing to keep in mind is the aspect ratio of the picture since the maps in minecraft are always squared it’s the best to always choose a picture that is also a square with a one by one aspect ratio this way you don’t have to stretch

Or shrink the picture to feed it to the map now that we have chosen outdoor picture let’s move on next go on this website i will also put the link in the video’s description this is a map bar schematic generator made by ribane 2001 and it is the best tool i

Have found when it comes to the map parts on the left you can see all of the blocks and what colors those blocks represent on the map part there are also some block preset settings up here that you can enable or disable depending on if you want to use

All the blocks or for example only used carpets in your map part i’m going to choose all the blocks but when building a map part for yourself in a survival world i would recommend to use carpets or only wool blocks since they are super easy to collect and have many different colors

Next step is to import your image click on this peak red arrow and upload your image you want to use you can also make the map preview smaller or larger by using those plus and minus buttons right over here now that we have our image uploaded let’s go over some settings

The first one is a mode in which you want to export your map part file i will explain and come back to this a bit later when the order settings are set and we are ready to export the image next up we have version where you want to build your map part in

See this one is important since then the program knows what blocks it can use when generating the artwork the 1.17.1 is the latest version here but since 1.18 didn’t introduce any new blocks it doesn’t really matter just set it to version 1.17.1 when you want to use it in 1.18

Moving on we have the map size this one is useful when you want to make the artwork bigger than just one map using more maps can also make the picture a lot more detailed so if you have the time and want to put in the effort you can make the artwork bigger

Than just one map but i’m going to keep it at just one by one for now after that we have the crop settings on default it’s set to the center turning it off will stretch or shrink your picture to feed it on the map and as a result it

Can make the photo pretty ugly so i wouldn’t recommend to use that another option is to set it on manual and edit the crop yourself i’m going to set it on the center since my photo has a one by one aspect ratio so it works out really nicely

You also have the option to turn on and off the grid this shows you the junk borders and helps you better understand on how big the artwork is i’m going to keep it off as i don’t really need it at the moment next up we have to choose if

You want to build the artwork flat or use the staircasing the differences between the two are that when using the staircase method it’s a lot harder to build in comparison to just placing blocks flat on the ground but there’s also a catch with the staircasing you have three times the colors compared to

Just building it flat on the ground so the choice is yours either to have more colors on the picture or save a lot more time there are two types of staircasing but i’ll just choose the valley one since it’s a lot easier to build in survival for this video i’m going to

Choose the flat one though since it’s the fastest one to build with this next setting you can choose to add or not to add blocks under your artwork since a lot of blocks like carpet sand and pressure blades need a block to be under them and they can’t be

Placed just in the air i’m going to choose the important blocks option this adds blocks only under the blocks that need it like carpet and sand for example next you can choose what block will be under it and it’s the best to choose a

Block that you have a lot of or can just easily get a lot i’m gonna go with dirt next up make sure that the better colors option is selected this will make your map part look a bit better and the last main setting is the dithering this adds

Seemingly random pixels to image for the illusion of more colors you can turn it off or choose between quite a couple ones make sure to check each one and pick the one you like the most at the bottom here are also some additional image processing settings where you can change the brightness

Contrast or saturation of the image you can also toggle the background to be on or off and we are ready to export now if you want to build the map part fully in survival without modes press the view online button right over here here you can zoom in and out to see all

Of the block placements and then just replicate it in survival but if you are okay with using mods then let’s go back to the top and take a look at the expert mode settings there are two options nbt and that file using that file is easier

So let’s start with that you first need to create the map in a word and then look at the map id now drop the map part file you just downloaded into the data folder right here and rename it as the original map file in the folder now just go in game

Again and you will have a map part without even building anything into your world the nbt files can be used with light medica and structure blocks to use it with lightmarika download the npt file and paste it into the schematics folder next go into the word you want to build

Your art find a nice flat area for example over the ocean and load your map now also load your schematics and make sure it’s lined up with the map the map corner has to line up with the junk corner you can use f3 plus g to help you line up everything once

Everything is looking good you can start filling up the blocks And soon enough you will have a nice looking map part in your world but if you don’t want to build the map part yourself or you just don’t have lightmatica you can use the structure blocks to just paste it in there just place the npt file into the

Structure folder located right here if you don’t have those folders you can just create them right now next go into the word you want to paste the map part load the map and go to the top left corner now make sure that you are in creative mode and give yourself a structure block

Place it down and make sure it’s set to load next type in your mbt file name up here press load and the white outlines of your map part will actually show up it should be in the right direction but if it’s not you can rotate it

And to paste it power the structure by placing a redstone block right next to it and boom you have yourself a map part easy as that you can also easily share your map parts by just sharing the nvt5 and that’s how you make map parts in minecraft i hope you learned something

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