Coordinator

Configuration Options

• scale: The blocks per Tile
  • Value Type: Integer
  • Default: 3072
• tiles: Degrees per Tile
  • Value Type: Integer
  • Default: 15
• mapsLink: Enables or disables the Google Maps link generated in /getlocation
  • Value Type: Boolean
  • Default: true
• Note: Together, scale + tiles make up the ratio for the size of the map. Make sure you reference your scale and tiles below in the "How to Setup" section

Permissions

• coordinator.admin: grants access to reloading and setting variables.
• coordinator.teleport: grants access to teleporting to the generated location while using /coordinate

How to Setup:

1. Setup your plugin by defining the scale and tiles.

Ratio	Scale	Tiles
1:108	15360	15
1:217	7680	15
1:326	5120	15
1:543	3072	15

2. Start the plugin
3. Use /getlocation or /coordinate in game

Pro Tip: You can easily get decimal coordinates from Google Maps by right clicking a location and clicking the numbers coordinates. Example:

Commands

• /getlocation: Translates Minecraft Coordinates to real life coordinates using the scale and tiles. Also generates a Google Maps link to view the location you are at in your browser if you have mapsLink enabled.

• /coordinate <latitude> <longitude>: Requires the use of decimal coordinates. After you enter the latitude and longitude, it will generate the coordinates in Minecraft. If you have permission to coordinate.teleport it will generate a teleport command you can click to go there.

• /coordinator Primary root command for the plugin

• /coordinator set scale <number> - Allows you to easily set scale from within the game, this will save to the configuration file.

• /coordinator set tiles <number> - Allows you to easily set tiles from within the game, this will also save to the configuration file.

Calculations:

The java code that makes this run:

• Minecraft to Coordinate:

lat = -1 * ((z / scale) * tiles);
lng = (x / scale) * tiles;

• Coordinate to Minecraft:

x = (int) Math.round(lng * scale / tiles);
z = (int) (-1 * Math.round(lat * scale / tiles));