ExportImages

Quick rating

Community listing page, reviews here may not be monitored by the author.

How listings work Are you the author?

ExportImages

By BitPickStudioOwner

No reviews yet

Save maps from frames as high-quality PNG images directly from the game.

Mod Loaders
Minecraft
Shockbyte server hosting: 35% off your first server with code MODDEX35 (opens in a new tab)

About

Description

📷 ExportImages

Export walls of maps from item frames into a single PNG — no screenshots, no manual stitching.

Minecraft Forge License

✨ Features

  • One-Click Export — Select an area and export all maps instantly with //sexport
  • Auto-Stitching — Maps are automatically arranged according to their in-world position
  • Smart Facing Detection — Automatically detects the dominant wall orientation and ignores stray frames
  • Transparency Support — Empty pixels are preserved as transparent
  • Server-Aware — Exports are organized into folders by server address

📸 Preview

Screenshots coming soon — check back later!

📥 Installation

  1. Download the latest .jar from Modrinth or GitHub Releases
  2. Place it into your .minecraft/mods folder
  3. Launch Minecraft 1.16.5 with Forge

> ⚠️ Client-side only — Does not need to be installed on the server.

🎮 Usage

All commands are chat-based and start with //.

Commands

Command Description
//spos1 Set the first corner (targets the block you're looking at)
//spos2 Set the second corner (targets the block you're looking at)
//sexport Export all maps in the selected area to PNG
//sclear Clear the current selection
//shelp Show the help message

Quick Start

  1. Look at one corner of your map wall and type //spos1
  2. Look at the opposite corner and type //spos2
  3. Type //sexport
  4. Find your image in .minecraft/exported_images/

📁 Output Location

.minecraft/exported_images/
├── singleplayer/
│   └── map_export_YYYY-MM-DD_hh.mm.ss.png
└── play.yourserver.com/
     └── map_export_YYYY-MM-DD_hh.mm.ss.png

❓ FAQ

Q: Does this work on multiplayer servers?
A: Yes! It's entirely client-side. The mod reads map data already available on your client.

Q: Do I need permissions on the server?
A: No, since it's a client-side mod, it doesn't interact with the server beyond normal gameplay.

Q: What if I have maps on multiple walls?
A: The mod automatically detects the dominant wall facing and exports only those maps. You'll get a chat message if some frames were skipped.

Q: Why are some colors slightly different from in-game?
A: The mod converts Minecraft's internal map palette to standard RGB. The result is as close as possible to the original.

📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Made with ❤️ by BitPick Studio