Bluemap
Setting Up Bluemap
Before proceeding with the guide, make sure to download the Bluemap plugin/mod from here. Ensure it’s compatible with your server’s version!
Stop Your Server: Go to the Game Panel and stop your server.
Install Bluemap: Navigate to the “Files → /plugins” folder (for plugins) or “Files → /mods” folder (for mods), depending on your server type. Drag and drop the downloaded Bluemap file into the appropriate folder. Start your server to generate the necessary files.
Create a New Port Allocation: Once the files are generated, stop the server again. Go to the “Settings → Network” tab and click the “Create Allocation” button to generate a new port. Save this port number, as you’ll need it for Bluemap’s configuration.
Configure Bluemap:
Locate the Bluemap configuration file. If you installed a plugin, it will be in the “/plugins/Bluemap” folder. For a mod, it will be in the “/config/Bluemap” folder.
4.1: Open the core.conf file and change
accept-download: false
totrue
on line 12.4.2: Open the webserver.conf file and update the
port:
value on line 18 to the port you created in the network tab.
Start Your Server: Restart your server and allow some time for it to render chunks. Once ready, you can access the live map by visiting:
http://yourserverip:bluemap_port
Enjoy exploring your world with Bluemap!
Game Panel Proxy Setup
If you’re running a Minecraft server with Four Seasons Hosting, we’ve streamlined the process for setting up a reverse proxy for Bluemap. With just a few clicks in the Game Panel using the Proxies Manager tool, you can easily configure everything. We handle SSL certificates and all the necessary configurations for you.
Set Up a DNS Record: Create a DNS record for your custom domain to point to your server’s IP address. If you’re using Cloudflare, ensure the proxy status is set to DNS only.
Access Proxies Manager: Go to the Proxies Manager tool and click the “Create Proxy” button.
Configure the Proxy: In the Source field, enter the domain you set up in step 1. In the Allocation field, input the allocation you created for Dynmap during the installation process. Then, click “Create”.
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