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A master dimension is an experimental feature that expands a map 16 times in each direction. It creates large, mostly featureless areas where you can add specific places for fine detailing. Due to the unexpected nature and size of maps made with it, you’re best off not using the feature.
If you’re using WorldEdit version 7.3 or higher, when saving schematics use this format://schem save [filename] sponge.2.This is because WorldEdit 7.3+ uses the latest .schem format, which WorldPainter does not yet support.
WorldPainter has a scripting API for JavaScript (and Java) that is documented here: WorldPainter Scripting API.
This guide will explain how to add custom objects and what the adjustable settings are.
To optimize your world, open Minecraft and search for your map in the save file list. Press “Edit World” and then “Optimize World.” Minecraft will update your chunks to the version of Minecraft you are currently using.
To extend your render distance far beyond the usual limits, you can use Distant Horizons, which creates LODs beyond your render distance to fake extreme distances of 512 and beyond, depending on your PC. DH also has some support for Iris on their Discord channel. Alternatively, you can use Bobby, which creates a cache of…
There are a few ways to make realistic-looking rivers and streams in WorldPainter. There are multiple automated approaches: Make sure to read the guides provided for all scripts. Alternatively, you can manually make a custom ground cover layer or download one here to draw rivers yourself. If you select this method you will need to…
It is recommended that you keep your map sizes reasonable in scope. New users should stick to 2km x 2km maximum for their first maps while learning WorldPainter. Map size growth is exponential, this image shows you how a 4km x 4km map is 16 times larger than a 1km x 1km map. This means…