About GTNH-Web-Map

GTNH-Web-Map is a fork of Dynmap (a server side addon which adds a browser accessible shared map for your players) with the explicit goal of improving support for 1.7.10 mods and the contents of the GTNH mod pack. GWM is only available as a Forge mod at this time.

How do I install it?

Latest releases are available on the GWM GitHub page: https://github.com/GTNewHorizons/GTNH-Web-Map/releases

• NOTE! This is an actively developed mod currently in alpha state. You will experience bugs (please report them!) and possibly crashes so make sure you have backups etc!
• If you've used Dynmap on this server before, make sure to delete the DynmapForge-xxx.jar and remove all renderdata/custom files as they will override any improvements from this fork.
• Other than that, basic installation only requires you to add the gtnh-web-map-xxx.jar to your server mods folder and (re)start the server.
• Once the server is up and running, it will listen on port 8123 by default (so http://:8123/). You may need to open ports in your firewall and/or router.

Support and reporting issues

• All issues should be reported to the GWM issue tracker in GitHub: https://github.com/GTNewHorizons/GTNH-Web-Map/issues
• Discussions, development and support are handled on the GTNH Discord server: https://discord.gg/gtnh (see channel #special-projects-dev)

Some useful commands to get started

• /dynmap fullrender <dim> can be used to force a re-render of the maps of a dimension. Otherwise it'll only render new or modified chunks.
  • <dim> can be world or whatever you call it in your server.properties for overworld
  • DIM-1 for Nether, DIM1 for the End, DIM28 for the Moon etc. To find the number, consider using /cofh tps.
  • DIM180 is typically the name of the first personal dimension.
  • /dynmap fullrender <dim>:<mapname> can be used to only render a particular map instead of all maps of that dimension. By default you probably have flat, surface and cave.
• To add, disable or reorder maps, you must first pause rendering with /dynmap pause all. Remember to resume with /dynmap pause none when you are done!
  • /dmap worldset <dim> enabled:false hides all maps from
  • /dmap worldset <dim> order:1 moves to the top of the menu
  • /dmap mapadd <dim>:<mapname> title:<"map-title"> perspective:<perspective-id> shader:<shader-id> lighting:<lighting-id> can be used to add a map. See example below.
  • See here for more complete guide: https://github.com/webbukkit/dynmap/wiki/Configuring-Maps-and-Worlds-using-dmap
• Example - To add the other isometric directions to your overworld:

  /dynmap pause all
  /dmap mapadd world:surfaceNE title:"Surface NE" perspective:iso_NE_30_hires shader:stdtexture lighting:shadows mapzoomin:1
  /dmap mapadd world:surfaceNW title:"Surface NW" perspective:iso_NW_30_hires shader:stdtexture lighting:shadows mapzoomin:1
  /dmap mapadd world:surfaceSW title:"Surface SW" perspective:iso_SW_30_hires shader:stdtexture lighting:shadows mapzoomin:1
  /dynmap pause none

• NOTE! hires maps use quite a bit of disk space. You may wish to use lores instead and boost rendering in your base(s).
  • To boost (improve resolution of) certain areas of your map, see this guide: https://github.com/webbukkit/dynmap/wiki/Boosting-areas-on-Dynmap
  • This is highly recommended to make your base(s) pretty without taking forever to render the whole map, and without sacrifising too much disk space.

Other tips

• You can change the port the webserver listens on in dynmap/configuration.txt. Look for webserver-port: 8123 on approximately line 311. The commented out port in the beginning of the file is something completely different, don't touch unless you know what you're doing.
• You may wish to take a look at some of the performance settings in dynmap/configuration.txt. The defaults were made to have minimal impact on nearly 10 year old hardware and are extremely conservative. You can tweak these pretty aggressively without impacting TPS assuming you have a multicore server.