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F at 02:19, 24 July 2013

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	Generates a new map file. Can create many different kinds of terrain. The "theme" defines the appearance (type of blocks used): Arctic, Desert, Forest, Grass, Hell, Swamp. The "template" defines the shape of terrain: Archipelago, Atoll, Bay, Dunes (best with Desert theme), Flat, Hills, Ice (best with Arctic theme), Island, Lake, Mountains, Peninsula, Random (unpredictable), River, and Streams. Special "empty" and "ocean" templates do not need a theme specified.		Generates a new map file. Can create many different kinds of terrain. The "theme" defines the appearance (type of blocks used): Arctic, Desert, Forest, Grass, Hell, Swamp. The "template" defines the shape of terrain: Archipelago, Atoll, Bay, Dunes (best with Desert theme), Flat, Hills, Ice (best with Arctic theme), Island, Lake, Mountains, Peninsula, Random (unpredictable), River, and Streams. Special "empty" and "ocean" templates do not need a theme specified.

	Since fCraft 0.610, the order of theme/template parameters can be swapped without problems.		Since fCraft {{Changelog\|0.610}}, the order of theme/template parameters can be swapped without problems.

	==<code>/Gen Theme Template</code>==		==<code>/Gen Theme Template</code>==

F at 02:55, 22 August 2012

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	\|cat=World		\|cat=World
	\|aliases=		\|aliases=
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	==<code>/Gen Theme Template Width Length Height FileName</code>==		==<code>/Gen Theme Template Width Length Height FileName</code>==
	:Creates a new map file with the given terrain type and dimensions. You can then load the new map by calling ~~[[/~~WLoad]]		:Creates a new map file with the given terrain type and dimensions. You can then load the new map by calling {{cmd\|WLoad}}

	==Map Dimensions==		==Map Dimensions==
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	{{LastUpdated\|~~1082~~}}		{{LastUpdated\|1650}}

99.57.23.20 at 21:52, 22 January 2012

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	*'''Minecraft client works best if each map dimensions is either 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, or 1024.''' Various problems can occur if map does not conform to this rule:		*'''Minecraft client works best if each map dimensions is either 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, or 1024.''' Various problems can occur if map does not conform to this rule:
	**If any dimension is not a multiple of 16 (e.g. 16, 32, 48, 64, etc), there will be invisible blocks and a LOT of visual glitches.		**If any dimension is not a multiple of 16 (e.g. 16, 32, 48, 64, etc), there will be invisible blocks and a LOT of visual glitches.
	**If width or length (horizontal dimensions) are multiples of 16 but not powers of 2 (e.g. not 16, 32, 64, 128, ~~236~~, etc), there will be inaccessible walled-off areas on a map, and it will lag pretty badly. However, you can still make map height any multiple of 16 without negative side effects.		**If width or length (horizontal dimensions) are multiples of 16 but not powers of 2 (e.g. not 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, etc), there will be inaccessible walled-off areas on a map, and it will lag pretty badly. However, you can still make map height any multiple of 16 without negative side effects.
	**If any dimension is over 1024 blocks, players will become invisible when they pass the 1024 block mark.		**If any dimension is over 1024 blocks, players will become invisible when they pass the 1024 block mark.
	*Everywhere in fCraft commands, coordinates are given in "X Y Z" format (X/Y horizontal, and Z vertical). Similarly, map dimensions are given in "Width Length Height" format (Width/Length horizontal, and Height vertical).		*Everywhere in fCraft commands, coordinates are given in "X Y Z" format (X/Y horizontal, and Z vertical). Similarly, map dimensions are given in "Width Length Height" format (Width/Length horizontal, and Height vertical).

F at 19:46, 12 December 2011

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	==<code>/Gen Theme Template</code>==		==<code>/Gen Theme Template</code>==
	:Replaces the current world's map with a new one of the same size.		:Replaces the '''current world's map''' with a new one of the same size.

	==<code>/Gen Theme Template FileName</code>==		==<code>/Gen Theme Template FileName</code>==
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	==<code>/Gen Theme Template Width Length Height</code>==		==<code>/Gen Theme Template Width Length Height</code>==
	:Replaces the current world's map with a new one of given dimensions.		:Replaces the '''current world's map''' with a new one of given dimensions.

	==<code>/Gen Theme Template Width Length Height FileName</code>==		==<code>/Gen Theme Template Width Length Height FileName</code>==

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/Gen Theme Template FileName

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	==<code>/Gen Theme Template FileName</code>==		==<code>/Gen Theme Template FileName</code>==
	:Creates a new map file ~~with a new one~~ of the same size as your current world's map.		:Creates a new map file of the same size as your current world's map.

	==<code>/Gen Theme Template Width Length Height</code>==		==<code>/Gen Theme Template Width Length Height</code>==

F at 11:48, 11 November 2011

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	==<code>/Gen Theme Template</code>==		==<code>/Gen Theme Template</code>==
	:Replaces the current world's map with a new one of the same size.		:Replaces the current world's map with a new one of the same size.

			==<code>/Gen Theme Template FileName</code>==
			:Creates a new map file with a new one of the same size as your current world's map.

	==<code>/Gen Theme Template Width Length Height</code>==		==<code>/Gen Theme Template Width Length Height</code>==

F at 11:47, 11 November 2011

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	Generates a new map file. Can create many different kinds of terrain. The "theme" defines the appearance (type of blocks used): Arctic, Desert, Forest, Grass, Hell, Swamp. The "template" defines the shape of terrain: Archipelago, Atoll, Bay, Dunes (best with Desert theme), Flat, Hills, Ice (best with Arctic theme), Island, Lake, Mountains, Peninsula, Random (unpredictable), River, and Streams.		Generates a new map file. Can create many different kinds of terrain. The "theme" defines the appearance (type of blocks used): Arctic, Desert, Forest, Grass, Hell, Swamp. The "template" defines the shape of terrain: Archipelago, Atoll, Bay, Dunes (best with Desert theme), Flat, Hills, Ice (best with Arctic theme), Island, Lake, Mountains, Peninsula, Random (unpredictable), River, and Streams. Special "empty" and "ocean" templates do not need a theme specified.

			Since fCraft 0.610, the order of theme/template parameters can be swapped without problems.

	==<code>/Gen Theme Template</code>==		==<code>/Gen Theme Template</code>==
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	==<code>/Gen Theme Template Width Length Height FileName</code>==		==<code>/Gen Theme Template Width Length Height FileName</code>==
	:Creates a new map file with the given terrain type and dimensions. You can then load the new map by calling [[/WLoad]]		:Creates a new map file with the given terrain type and dimensions. You can then load the new map by calling [[/WLoad]]


	==Map Dimensions==		==Map Dimensions==

F: /* Map Dimensions */

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Map Dimensions

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	*'''Minecraft client works best if each map dimensions is either 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, or 1024.''' Various problems can occur if map does not conform to this rule:		*'''Minecraft client works best if each map dimensions is either 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, or 1024.''' Various problems can occur if map does not conform to this rule:
	**If any dimension is not a multiple of 16 (e.g. 16, 32, 48, 64, etc), there will be invisible blocks and a LOT of visual glitches.		**If any dimension is not a multiple of 16 (e.g. 16, 32, 48, 64, etc), there will be invisible blocks and a LOT of visual glitches.
	**If width or length (horizontal dimensions) are multiples of 16 but not powers of 2 (e.g. 16, 32, 64, 128, 236, etc), there will be inaccessible walled-off areas on a map, and it will lag pretty badly. However, you can still make map height any multiple of 16 without negative side effects.		**If width or length (horizontal dimensions) are multiples of 16 but not powers of 2 (e.g. not 16, 32, 64, 128, 236, etc), there will be inaccessible walled-off areas on a map, and it will lag pretty badly. However, you can still make map height any multiple of 16 without negative side effects.
	**If any dimension is over 1024 blocks, players will become invisible when they pass the 1024 block mark.		**If any dimension is over 1024 blocks, players will become invisible when they pass the 1024 block mark.
	*Everywhere in fCraft commands, coordinates are given in "X Y Z" format (X/Y horizontal, and Z vertical). Similarly, map dimensions are given in "Width Length Height" format (Width/Length horizontal, and Height vertical).		*Everywhere in fCraft commands, coordinates are given in "X Y Z" format (X/Y horizontal, and Z vertical). Similarly, map dimensions are given in "Width Length Height" format (Width/Length horizontal, and Height vertical).

F: /* Map Dimensions */

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	==Map Dimensions==		==Map Dimensions==
	:'''Minecraft client works best if each map dimensions is either 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, or 1024.''' Various problems can occur if map does not conform to this rule:		*'''Minecraft client works best if each map dimensions is either 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, or 1024.''' Various problems can occur if map does not conform to this rule:
	:*If any dimension is not a multiple of 16 (e.g. 16, 32, 48, 64, etc), there will be invisible blocks and a LOT of visual glitches.		**If any dimension is not a multiple of 16 (e.g. 16, 32, 48, 64, etc), there will be invisible blocks and a LOT of visual glitches.
	:*If width or length (horizontal dimensions) are multiples of 16 but not powers of 2 (e.g. 16, 32, 64, 128, 236, etc), there will be inaccessible walled-off areas on a map, and it will lag pretty badly. However, you can still make map height any multiple of 16 without negative side effects.		**If width or length (horizontal dimensions) are multiples of 16 but not powers of 2 (e.g. 16, 32, 64, 128, 236, etc), there will be inaccessible walled-off areas on a map, and it will lag pretty badly. However, you can still make map height any multiple of 16 without negative side effects.
	:*If any dimension is over 1024 blocks, players will become invisible when they pass the 1024 block mark.		**If any dimension is over 1024 blocks, players will become invisible when they pass the 1024 block mark.
	:Everywhere in fCraft commands, coordinates are given in "X Y Z" format (X/Y horizontal, and Z vertical). Similarly, map dimensions are given in "Width Length Height" format (Width/Length horizontal, and Height vertical). The total size of the map is theoretically limited to 2147483647 blocks (2<sup>31</sup>-1).		*Everywhere in fCraft commands, coordinates are given in "X Y Z" format (X/Y horizontal, and Z vertical). Similarly, map dimensions are given in "Width Length Height" format (Width/Length horizontal, and Height vertical).
			*The total size of the map is theoretically limited to 2147483647 blocks (2<sup>31</sup>-1).

	==Theme guide==		==Theme guide==

F at 23:37, 12 October 2011

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	==Map ~~Sizes~~==		==Map Dimensions==
	:Everywhere in fCraft commands, coordinates are given in "X Y Z" format (X/Y horizontal, and Z vertical). Similarly, map dimensions are given in "Width Length Height" format (Width/Length horizontal, and Height vertical).		:'''Minecraft client works best if each map dimensions is either 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, or 1024.''' Various problems can occur if map does not conform to this rule:
	:Minecraft client works best if each map dimensions is either 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, or 1024. Various problems can occur if map does not conform to this rule:
	:*If any dimension is not a multiple of 16 (e.g. 16, 32, 48, 64, etc), there will be invisible blocks and a LOT of visual glitches.		:*If any dimension is not a multiple of 16 (e.g. 16, 32, 48, 64, etc), there will be invisible blocks and a LOT of visual glitches.
	:*If width or length (horizontal dimensions) are multiples of 16 but not powers of 2 (e.g. 16, 32, 64, 128, 236, etc), there will be inaccessible walled-off areas on a map, and it will lag pretty badly. However, you can still make map height any multiple of 16 without negative side effects.		:*If width or length (horizontal dimensions) are multiples of 16 but not powers of 2 (e.g. 16, 32, 64, 128, 236, etc), there will be inaccessible walled-off areas on a map, and it will lag pretty badly. However, you can still make map height any multiple of 16 without negative side effects.
	:*If any dimension is over 1024 blocks, players will become invisible when they pass the 1024 block mark.		:*If any dimension is over 1024 blocks, players will become invisible when they pass the 1024 block mark.
	:The total size of the map is theoretically limited to 2147483647 blocks (2<sup>31</sup>-1).		:Everywhere in fCraft commands, coordinates are given in "X Y Z" format (X/Y horizontal, and Z vertical). Similarly, map dimensions are given in "Width Length Height" format (Width/Length horizontal, and Height vertical). The total size of the map is theoretically limited to 2147483647 blocks (2<sup>31</sup>-1).

	==Theme guide==		==Theme guide==