Note
Overviewer has been discontinued in 2023 (news). Consider switching to a newer mapping application such as Bluemap which works as both a plugin and a standalone webapp.
Generate a Google Maps like map of your minecraft world. Documentation for overview can be found here.
This Dockerfile requires two volumes owned by UID:GID 1 ( default ). One volume must be mounted
under /minecraft
which contains a world directory for the world that you wish to create a
map of. The other is the output directory that will contain the generated map mounted under
/mcmap
.
You will need a config file in the minecraft server root named overviewer.cfg
where you can specify
any processing options. The config file should have at least 2 lines defining the worlds directory
as well as the output directory. An example overviewer.cfg is:
worlds["survival"] = "/minecraft/world"
outputdir = "/mcmap"
In addition to the basic map generation, this docker will run twice. The first pass generates the map while the second pass will read through the config for any POIs defined (Players, signs, towns, etc...)
Here is an example of running Overviewer:
docker run -ti --rm -v /volumes/mc-web-output:/mcmap -v /volumes/minecraft-server-root:/minecraft:ro overviewer
It is recommended that you mount your minecraft world as ro
so that you can ensure overviewer does
not modify any files and this can be done on a running minecraft server.
After the execution is complete, a full map with an index.html file will be generated in the path used
for /mcmap
.