Chunky VS WorldBorder

BlueMap only renders parts of the world that are already generated by minecraft. So usually only areas that a player has visited ingame. If you want to see more on BlueMap, you'll need to pre-generate the part of your world that you want to see on the map. You can do this with a pre-generation plugin like e.g. Chunky: https://github.com/pop4959/Chunky/wiki/Installing

Are you using Paper? That can improve your performance. You may want to check the Chunky FAQ for other suggestions: https://github.com/pop4959/Chunky/wiki/FAQ

Chunky is worth looking at.

You could probably do that with chunky and a custom pattern: https://github.com/pop4959/Chunky/wiki/Patterns. I have no idea how to make the pattern you want tho.

This subreddit is for the path traced rendering program Chunky (Website). For the server plugin "Chunky Pregenerator by pop4959" you would need to get support and assistance we recommend you check out their wiki page and follow the links there.

Just use the wiki: https://github.com/pop4959/Chunky/wiki

I think you might have to make a selection with chunky before you start it chunky world Sets the currently selected world chunky shape Set the shape to generate chunky center Sets the current center block location chunky radius Sets the current radius

The EarthMC map has many known issues with Dynmap such as, incomplete render, only rendering where players have visited, or not rendering leaves and other foliage. This is a result of how the map was made and is not an issue with Dynmap, luckily there is a fix. 1. Download the WorldBorder plugin: https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/worldborder.60905/ 2. Pause Dynmap: /dynmap pause all 3. Set the world border radius and center: /wb [worldname] set [radiusX] [radiusZ] [X] [Z] - [worldname] is the name of the world you want to set the border in. - [radiusX] is the horizontal radius of the world border - [radiusZ] is the vertical radius of the world border - [X] is the horizontal center point of the world border - [Z] is the vertical center point of the world border 4. Run worldborder with the force flag: /wb [worldname] fill [freq] [pad] [force] - [worldname] is the world you want to be pregenerated - [freq] is how many chunks a second are generated, 20 is the default. WARNING: setting this too high will cause server lag - [pad] how many chunks beyond the border to generate, this makes sure that if a player visits the border, all chunks are already generated. The default is 208, We recommend setting this to 0 for EarthMC - [force] This must be set to true 4. Wait for worldborder to finish 5. Unpause Dynmap: /dynmap pause none, you may have to start the fullrender using /dynmap fullrender [worldname]

Yeah, using world border, you can set a setting so that if you hit one barrier it’ll teleport you to the exact opposite side. Only issue is when you go north to south, coz then you teleport from the northpole to the southpole. It’s really easy to set up, so long as you know the dimensions to the map, and you center it properly. Just noticed this project is abandoned but you should be able to kick off from this link and find a current one.Spigot: WorldBorder