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Started by gavin1928374655, March 10, 2013, 12:19:13 AM

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gavin1928374655

So I made sure to read all the suggestions portal topics and such to make sure that I wasn't posting something that has been discussed. If this has already been discussed than I will lock the topic. Anyway, I have an idea. In order to find your current position on the map you must type /getpos and scan through the live map to the coordinates. I, for one, find this be slightly annoying and time consuming. I think it would be neat (although i dont know how easy this would be to implement) to have the command /getlink. Basically it would find your coordinates similarily to /getpos and it would generate a link to your exact position on the livemap. I do not know how feasible (hope i spelled that correctly) this would all be but it's just an idea.

I would love to hear feedback on this.

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Wyboth

#3
If you know how the map url works, you don't have to scroll. I believe it goes like this: smp.opticraft.net/map/#/xcoordinate/64/zcoordinate/max/0/0




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Spyow

Quote from: Wyboth on March 10, 2013, 01:24:48 AM
If you know how the map url works, you don't have to scroll. I believe it goes like this: smp.opticraft.net/map/#/xcoordinate/64/zcoordinate/max/0/0
makes the plugin easier to create

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Quote from: Wyboth on March 10, 2013, 01:24:48 AM
If you know how the map url works, you don't have to scroll. I believe it goes like this: smp.opticraft.net/map/#/xcoordinate/64/zcoordinate/max/0/0
well it is 0/0 for the new guest world 1/0 for old guest and 2/0 for member
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Quote from: iGenerator on March 10, 2013, 08:21:48 AM
Quote from: Wyboth on March 10, 2013, 01:24:48 AM
If you know how the map url works, you don't have to scroll. I believe it goes like this: smp.opticraft.net/map/#/xcoordinate/64/zcoordinate/max/0/0
well it is 0/0 for the new guest world 1/0 for old guest and 2/0 for member

That's not correct. The number before the "/0/0" is the zoom level. 'Max' is the closest zoom level, whereas 0, 1, 2, etc. represents the zoom level away from Max.

iGenerator

Quote from: Xeadin on March 11, 2013, 03:03:02 AM
Quote from: iGenerator on March 10, 2013, 08:21:48 AM
Quote from: Wyboth on March 10, 2013, 01:24:48 AM
If you know how the map url works, you don't have to scroll. I believe it goes like this: smp.opticraft.net/map/#/xcoordinate/64/zcoordinate/max/0/0
well it is 0/0 for the new guest world 1/0 for old guest and 2/0 for member

That's not correct. The number before the "/0/0" is the zoom level. 'Max' is the closest zoom level, whereas 0, 1, 2, etc. represents the zoom level away from Max.
I am saying the last two numbers of the url, the third to last is the zoom level from what I have gathered
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Quote from: gavin1928374655 on March 10, 2013, 12:19:13 AM
In order to find your current position on the map you must type /getpos and scan through the live map to the coordinates. I, for one, find this be slightly annoying and time consuming.
First world problems.

Wyboth

Quote from: Xeadin on March 11, 2013, 03:03:02 AM
Quote from: iGenerator on March 10, 2013, 08:21:48 AM
Quote from: Wyboth on March 10, 2013, 01:24:48 AM
If you know how the map url works, you don't have to scroll. I believe it goes like this: smp.opticraft.net/map/#/xcoordinate/64/zcoordinate/max/0/0
well it is 0/0 for the new guest world 1/0 for old guest and 2/0 for member

That's not correct. The number before the "/0/0" is the zoom level. 'Max' is the closest zoom level, whereas 0, 1, 2, etc. represents the zoom level away from Max.
Presumably, you would want to be on the highest zoom level. If not, you could zoom out.




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Mr_Mr_Mr

#11
Stop being lazy, go ingame and type /getpos as shown here:


Then, put the X and Z coords in as shown here:
(I know I messed up on the Z.)

And your position will be in the center as shown here:

(Don't forget to change the world you're in if you're in another world)

There is no need for this command since you can just do that. It would be a waste of the Dev's time to make this, there are larger priorities.
I know wyboth already posted this, but I thought I would give a visual and my opinion on the suggestion.

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