The Unofficial Guide to Making Maps in Minecraft® by Jill Keppeler

Author:Jill Keppeler
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc
Published: 2019-12-29T00:00:00+00:00

MINECRAFT MANIA

In some newer Minecraft versions, you may be able to find cartography tables in villages or make your own. You can use these to copy, zoom, or lock maps.

Minecraft maps always align to a grid. If you move out of the area shown on a certain map, you can start a new map, zoom it to the same level, and fill it in without it overlapping the first map.

Copy That

You can also clone, or copy, maps in Minecraft. You will need an anvil, a crafting table, or a cartography table depending on which version of the game you’re playing. The copy will have the same zoom level as the original. The parts of the original that have been explored and filled out will be copied on the clone.

If you put one copy of a locator map in an item frame, any copies of that map will show a green arrow with the location of the framed map. This can be useful to help you remember where a base or another location is!

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