Hide unknown block/biome type warnings by default #44
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Use the "Added" and "Changed" headings like in previous releases.
While using MinedMap with modded Minecraft version is not officially supported, it should still work reasonably well if you're okay with custom block types being invisible and custom biomes using default grass/color/foliage colors. Avoid spamming the log with messages for each section in this case without --verbose, and instead just print a single warning at the end of processing.
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While using MinedMap with modded Minecraft version is not officially
supported, it should still work reasonably well if you're okay with
custom block types being invisible and custom biomes using default
grass/color/foliage colors.
Avoid spamming the log with messages for each section in this case
without --verbose, and instead just print a single warning at the end of
processing.
Closes #41