Loving the physical map. Just wanted to say thanks for this. Playing a one life hardcore, start in the cold north and have to head south game with some buddies and this has been awesome.

*edit* Annnnd I am dumb and didn't read that you already commented on how not feasible this idea is. Below is original comment. XD

Wanted to throw my two cents in to what Venusgate was saying: If it is possible, you could have the atlas use stacks of paper as you reveal chunks of the map, and then once you run out of paper it doesn't remove the atlas or stop you from seeing anything you have already mapped, but instead won't add anything to the map until you reload it with more paper. Effectively the paper would be ammunition to the atlas. That would solve the problem of not having any idea where home is weeks out because anything revealed would stay.

Additionally, if you could then take the atlas back and another player could look at it and update their own map with it, it would effectively create an organic 'guide' class where players go out and map, then return and pass the map knowledge onto other. Not a clue how feasible any of that would be within the coding aspect, but it would be neat.

Venusgate

A similar option also occurred to me, but I immediately rejected it because it would be strange if paper is logically spent on sketching a map, and you won’t be able to see even what you’ve sketched if the empty paper runs out. Especially what are you going to do if you left home a couple of weeks ago, and then suddenly the paper runs out, and you’re god knows where from home.

>Yes, this idea came to me initially, but for this it will be necessary to rewrite the map code in order to block loading of chunks on the map when the book's length is zero.

I figure this approach would be costly, but I meant more as an "over time" thing. Maybe every time you open the map, it takes out one durability. If Durability reaches 0, you can no longer open it, but it doesn't delete it.

Kind of a backwards way to depict it, but the usage rate would probably be proportional to exploration.

Cuddly_Khan

Initially I wrote the code so that the HUD would only show when you hold it in your hands, but I couldn't make it show when you hold it in your second hand, only in your main hand. (As I understand it, there are only two methods in the game that reference this cell, and they don't work for my mod) So I just rewrote the condition like the card.

As for compatibility, I'll see what can be done (；￣▽￣)b

LarekFlynn

It looks like the new version has updated the coordinates HUD, I'll try to download the stable version and rewrite my HUD of the cardinal directions to the old format. Thanks)))

kastrom3 PastaNipples

Looks like this doesn't work with older versions. I tried this out with my 1.19.8 save by deleting the game dependancy in the modinfo.json. I get a crash on load up https://imgur.com/a/0R5RGGQ

Might try it again with a new vanilla save.

Would it be possible to add compatibility to the minimal compass mod by sirlan? Make it so that compass isn't visible unless you have the Compas in your hand.

Venusgate

Yes, this idea came to me initially, but for this it will be necessary to rewrite the map code in order to block loading of chunks on the map when the book's length is zero. And neither I nor the AI ​​can do this yet... (This is precisely why a lot of paper is used in crafting) I will try to implement this, but do not expect it in the near future, unless of course a savvy modder appears who will make his own version of the mod)))

As for the ingredients for satr compasses, I chose ore, because natural rocks containing a lot of iron can often be magnetized, which makes them an excellent material for a compass. And with the current technologies in the game, it is impossible to create a permanent magnet. (Senku does not count))) )

I will probably try this on my next playthrough.

May I suggest: Making the Atlas function like clothing that wears out over time, and requires parchment to restore? Or put in thematic terms: adding pages to the atlas as the player explores? 

Also, to prevent gating early compass, allowing metal scraps as one of the possible ingredients in place of iron bits in the magnetic compass?

I am no fan of the way maps work in the game. At least, not when it comes to desiring a more immersive experience. I do, however, strongly desire a good, immersive cartography mod that requires resources and player effort to craft maps that can be brought back and shared with others.  This mod does not accomplish that, but I do feel it is one of the first I've seen that takes a step in the right direction, linking access to the vanilla map system to items that the player must craft and hang onto.

I seriously hope you will expand on this project! VS needs an immersive cartography system that does away with auto player position, homing waypoint beacons, GPS coordinate position updating, etc.

A magnetic compass that shows direction, a sextant that gives the player a rough estimate on their distance from the equator (especially for use on ocean worlds), and an immersive, resource dependant map/atlas crafting system would all be fantastic!

PastaNipples

As I already wrote, I just installed this version because I did not test it on earlier ones. You can just install it on an earlier version and see if everything works fine in another world. (￣▽￣ )

Crazy question, don't suppose there's anything I could do on my end to edit or tweak the mod to have it 'back-compatible' for 1.19? I've been waiting for stable 1.20, but this mod is JUST what I want right now :o

I share the sentiments about the mini-map. It would be nice if the mod restored that hotkey while the atlas is in your hotbar the same as it does the m hotkey

TheRealFlynn

indeed, thank you)))
I'll think about renaming the mod when the update comes out.

I love it.

Really looking forward to giving this a try, thanks for sharing your mod!

Mod name has typo. Should be 'physical'.

May I recommend humbly recommend "Immersive Cartography"?

TYSM for creating this mod. After my first few games, I started giving myself a world map when I held a piece of parchment. This is way, way better.

Great work, I've been wanting a mod like this for a while now, a SevTech-like map progression feel really fits VS so this is an instant classic for wilderness survival worlds.

My only complaint so far is that having the Atlas forces the minimap on, which is a little annoying, it'd be great if it was still toggelable like the full map.

That's really cool mod! We will watch your career with great interest