It's 100% automatic map image generator [for website view 'like GoogleMaps']. It generates OTS map .png images (each 8x8 tiles). It can also generate house images for website.
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Compile it like normal OTClient:
https://github.com/edubart/otclient/wiki/Compiling-on-Windows
https://github.com/edubart/otclient/wiki/Compiling-on-Linux
https://github.com/edubart/otclient/wiki/Compiling-on-Mac-OS-X
https://github.com/edubart/otclient/wiki/Compiling-for-Android
You can also download binary file from GitHub Releases -
Copy your server client .spr and .dat files to OTClient folder: data/things/HERE_PROTOCOL_VERSION/
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Copy your server data/items/items.otb file to OTClient folder: data/things/HERE_PROTOCOL_VERSION/
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Copy your server data/world/MAP_NAME.otbm file to OTClient folder: data/map.otbm
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Run otclient.exe
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Type in client terminal command like:
prepareClient(1076, '/things/1076/items.otb', '/map.otbm', 8, 5)
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with you client protocol version,
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valid paths to items.otb and map.otbm,
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number of threads to run (in example it's 8),
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number of map parts (OTC will split map to parts to reduce maximum RAM usage)
[Paths are relational, so start path with '/' to start in folder 'data', access to other folders in computer is blocked]
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OTClient will show after 10-50 seconds (it will freez client, do not close it, just wait) something like:
Now just type (lower levels shadow 30%) ALL PARTS OF MAP: generateMap('all', 30) ONLY PARTS 2 AND 3 OF MAP: generateMap({2, 3}, 30)
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Type in client terminal command:
generateMap('all', 30)
OTClient will report progress in terminal.
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Your map images will appear in OTClient directory
exported_images/map - open it in folder explorer
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Copy directory map from exported_images directory to directory website_and_php_files of otclient_mapgen.
--- NEXT STEPS REQUIRE PHP INSTALLED IN SYSTEM ---
--- LINUX: FOR GENERATION TIME, SET FOLDER website_and_php_files RIGHTS TO 777 ---
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Execute (in terminal):
sh linux_run_all.sh
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Execute (in system terminal):
./windows_run_1_pre_tile_generator.sh
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Execute:
./windows_run_2_tile_generator.sh
Watch CPU usage (by php.exe). Wait until it finish.
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Execute:
./windows_run_3_pre_compress.sh
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Execute:
./windows_run_4_compress.sh
Watch CPU usage (by php.exe). Wait until it finish.
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Execute (in system terminal):
php 1_pre_tile_generator.php
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Execute (command parameter is map 'floor'):
- You can execute these commands in any order.
- You can open few terminals and run few commands at once to generate it faster (use all CPU cores).
php 2_tile_generator.php 0
php 2_tile_generator.php 1
php 2_tile_generator.php 2
php 2_tile_generator.php 3
php 2_tile_generator.php 4
php 2_tile_generator.php 5
php 2_tile_generator.php 6
php 2_tile_generator.php 7
php 2_tile_generator.php 8
php 2_tile_generator.php 9
php 2_tile_generator.php 10
php 2_tile_generator.php 11
php 2_tile_generator.php 12
php 2_tile_generator.php 13
php 2_tile_generator.php 14
php 2_tile_generator.php 15
php 2_tile_generator.php 16
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Execute:
php 3_pre_compress.php
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Execute (command parameter is map 'floor'):
- You can set compression quality in file 4_compress.php (line: $quality = 80;)
- You can execute these commands in any order.
- You can open few terminals and run few commands at once to generate it faster (use all CPU cores).
php 4_compress.php 0
php 4_compress.php 1
php 4_compress.php 2
php 4_compress.php 3
php 4_compress.php 4
php 4_compress.php 5
php 4_compress.php 6
php 4_compress.php 7
php 4_compress.php 8
php 4_compress.php 9
php 4_compress.php 10
php 4_compress.php 11
php 4_compress.php 12
php 4_compress.php 13
php 4_compress.php 14
php 4_compress.php 15
php 4_compress.php 16
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Move folder website_and_php_files/map_viewer to your webserver - it contains all images and website scripts to view them (Leaflet Map).
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Configure map_viewer. Config is at start of map.js file:
- You can keep images on other webserver. Set imagesUrl to URL of your server starting with 'http' (or 'https'): 'http://myserver.com/map_images/'
imagesUrl: 'map/', // URL to folder with 'zoom levels' (folders with names 0-16)
imagesExtension: '.jpg',
mapName: 'RL MAP?',
startPosition: {x: 32000, y: 32000, z: 7},
startZoom: 14,
minZoom: 4,
maxZoom: 18, // maximum zoom with full quality is 16
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Do steps 1-6 from GENERATE PNG IMAGES FROM OTBM instruction (above).
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Type in client terminal command:
generateHouses(30, false)
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30 - shadow percent for tiles around house (they will be darker)
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false - load whole map at once, requires much RAM, set it to true to load map by parts, it's much slower, but will use little amount of RAM to generate house images
It will freez client for house generation time! Don't close it. If you want watch progress run OTClient by windows/linux console (not by clicking .exe):
./otclient
'Freezed' client will show messages about generated houses in system console.
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Your house images will appear in OTClient directory:
exported_images/house/
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Do steps 1-6 from GENERATE PNG IMAGES FROM OTBM instruction (above).
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Type in client terminal command:
saveMinimap('minimap.otmm')
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Your minimap will appear in your system 'user' directory:
%HOMEPATH%/otclient/ - Windows, open it in folder explorer
${HOME}/.otclient/ - Linux, 'cd' to it, this folder is invisible, but you can navigate to it
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Copy it to folder data in your normal OTClient. It must be closed when you place there new minimap!
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Run your OTClient, login to game, you should see full minimap.