We all know that there are two ways of creating a overseer map in a mcgalaxy server and it requires one of the the following commands:

 - It Creates a 128 x 128 x 128 map (corresponds to width x height x length).

 - Here you can specify the size of the map.

If you mess up you can always resize your map: .

Moreover, you can specify an optional parameter a map theme. There are 11 "Simple" map themes, 13 "fCraft" map themes and 9 "Advanced" map themes(If requested I will go over them on another tutorial).

There are several other commands I will go through:

•  - Sets the physics on your map and the parameter level can be set from 0 to 5 as:
  • 0 - Physics are now off.
  • 1 - Physics are now normal.
  • 2 - Physics are now Advanced(faster physics).
  • 3 - Physics are now Hardcore(even faster).
  • 4 - Physics are now Instant.
  • 5 - Physics are now Doors-only(only doors can be opened).
•  - Deletes your map.
•  - Saves your map by creating a backup of your map (over time a map creates a new backup).
•  - Restores a backup [num] of your map.
•  - Only allows players with the rank [rank] visit your map.
•  - Only allows players with the rank [rank] to build on your map.
•  - Sets terrain.png for your map.
•  - Sets texturepack.zip for your map (Provide the url download link of the texture pack here).

Note: check this tutorial to learn more about Classicube texture packs and how to create them(Credit to AndrewPH): https://www.classicube.net/forum/viewpost/dL/

Note: all these commands can be seen on a server that is using MCGalaxy recent version currently 1.9.2.0 with the commands: /os map OR /help map.

If you have any more questions about anything ask in the comments. And if I missed something do correct me, Thanks for reading :).

Thanks for writing this. /os is a huge mess of a command and often requires explaining so a resource is helpful.

Your physics explanations is a little off though. If you want to see what each setting actually means, it's explained here: https://bitbucket.org/Jjp137/mchmk/wiki/PhysicsDetails

You may also want to document /os env since many people like to change the env settings.

Yea wanted to do /os map options first it was kinda big I will look into it and write more tutorials

invite me to your world

 

Thanks! The /os map is quite confusing at first.

Really helpful esp to an always noob builder like me. Thanks for the tutorial Yodel.

What is the texture pack in the /os resize image?

On 4/24/2020 at 5:31 AM, dshowersjr2009 said:

invite me to your world

 

You cannot, its gotta be servers