Minecraft 1.20 Map & Cartography Table Guide | Mega Map, Scaling, Copying Locking & More!

[@yunonasumi7982]

One thing you didn't mention (though it may only work in bedrock), is that if you create a map in the overworld and then go to the nether the locator will turn red, and it actually shows your corresponding location in the overworld.

[@retrotek0409]

Really? That might be useful for planning portal locations.

[@MatthewHoskinsAethel]

It's an awesome thing.

[@insertname9736]

Damn shame it's not in Java too.

[@RisageYT]

It turns purple when you're in the End

[@evanjd_]

This is a mind blowing idea. Thanks for sharing. I’m gonna go mess around with this now

[@stevewoodyt]

I appreciate you teaching me about MC without yelling. I’m not 9 so I don’t get a kick out of people yelling at video games for no reason.

[@blorglord]

you may not be 9 but youre a very immature "adult" bringing up your personal issues for no reason

[@itsvoidd5125]

@stevewoodyt: Shows appreciation for a video in a style he enjoys. @kiromi079: Takes it personally for no reason and angrily types hate message

[@deliverycomplaints]

@@blorglordlol. Ok.

[@deliverycomplaints]

@@itsvoidd5125yeah I’m not sure what their point is.

[@migueltharpe5308]

@@blorglord definitely makes videos where he’s yelling at 9 year olds.😂

[@omargoodman2999]

One thing I like to do, is if I'm filling out a very zoomed out map (1/8 or 1/16), I make the map, and then make a copy and stick the copy in a safe place like my base or an ender chest. That way if, while I'm out exploring and filling up the map, something... untoward... happens, I don't have to worry about losing all my hard work since, as you fill a map, all copies of it are updated as well. Especially nice if you're not using an elytra and are actually hoofing it to fill out the map (literally or figuratively). You never know when you might fall into a random stealth hole or run into a stray creeper or misjudge just how high that cliff actually was. I don't really play on multi-player, but I think it would also look rather nice to have a big wall of zoomed out maps in a central location where everyone else can track exploration progress in real-time.

[@t0lu]

thank you soo much for this - ive genuinely always had a fear of losing my main "starter map"

[@waynehelmuth]

C😊 n

[@Rorschachqp]

I make multiple copies. I have one public map wall in my realm and one map wall in my base, and a chest full of leftover maps. At both walls I have a cart table so anyone can take a map down, copy it real quick, then remount the map.

[@justuraveragecunt9005]

Love you for this

[@dragonmaster613]

You could make a map with a *single* Paper by using the Cartography Table, then add the Compass to make it a Locator Map.

[@KittyRedQueen]

Cartography tables made making maps so much more efficient! Love being able to make maps when I might not have found a ton of sugar yet.

[@trollrx]

Yup, just figured this out too. Its awesome.

[@timbrown1790]

​@@KittyRedQueenbest thing to do is set up a sugarcane farm. Probably the easiest farm to set up in minecraft. I usually set up 8 rows of dirt, each separated by one row of water. Extend each row 8 blocks so you have a 8x8 grid. Plant enough sugarcane to fill up the grid. Once you've done that, you'll never run out of sugarcane.

[@GOAT_GOATERSON]

@@timbrown1790 that's super inefficient

[@chrisbt5508]

​@@GOAT_GOATERSONhow so? I have 15 x 15 rows of sugarcane, and never run out of emerald as i just trade papers for absolutely zero effort.

[@DarthVader-wk9sd]

You are not only very helpful to new players, but you seem to be more knowledgeable than most long time players as well. You have certainly helped even a veteran like me, much appreciated

[@Eyecraftmc]

I try my best to learn as much about the game as possible so that my videos apply to all players and so I'm really glad you find them useful as a veteran player!

[@skyknight7122]

bruh I m new player and all of his content is helpful for me to learn more about Minecraft

[@TwiStedTentom]

I'm a new player and his videos have been enormously helpful.

[@HAMZA-OLYMPUS]

BRO I have been playing since 2013 yet I never knew “Locked Maps” exist!

[@TheKrazybomb]

As someone who left minecraft for quite some time it's nice to have videos like this to help me remember stuff I forgot and teach me new things I didn't know were added or that were there already!

[@fatihyoldas2597]

If this guy was a teacher at school, learning would be fun

[@mr-goldy]

so true

[@MD5Gaming]

True. Minecraft Class

[@faithrewarded]

Ya!

[@faithrewarded]

@@MD5GamingHaha!

[@faithrewarded]

Haha!

[@arenb1rdy]

i really missed learning new things about this game and i’m so glad i could learn them from your channel! your tutorials are so clear and easy to follow💫

[@Eyecraftmc]

Glad you like them!

[@arathyn8294]

I plan to do a LOT of exploring in my survival server, so perhaps a wall map made from fully zoomed out maps would be an interesting way to spend my winter break

[@niel4103]

Good work man, keep it up. I personally love how you mentions different versions and not just Java, very helpful.

[@Eyecraftmc]

Your Welcome!

[@MD5Gaming]

I agree ☝️ because I play on Bedrock edition on Xbox Series X

[@william44011]

For our sin, breaking God’s law, we are punished by burning in Hell for eternity, a place with no hope for our salvation. But God loved you, along with everyone else, so much and with all his heart that he gave his only Son, Jesus Christ, to this cursed world to be crucified on the cross. Now whosoever accepts Jesus Christ, God’s Son, as their Lord and Savior and believes he rose from the dead the third day will be saved from eternal damnation in Hell and live in Heaven in paradise with him forever. Many will choose to follow Satan as you are doing but he will soon reveal himself as a murderer and a liar as he was since the beginning and he will curse all his followers as he cursed God and all his followers will be cased into ever burning Hell. Repent of your sins and accept the Lord Jesus Christ or face God’s righteous judgment.

[@AttiMatter]

@@william44011 Mine diamonds, play Minecraft. Mine diamonds, play Minecraft.

[@william44011]

@@AttiMatter what reward will that have besides an earthly reward which will fade like a vapor?

[@zanesurrette7474]

Didn't know about the zoomed maps! That's SUPER helpful.

[@Eyecraftmc]

Yes, I've found a fully filled and zoomed out map to be great decoration also

[@MD5Gaming]

Same!

[@faithrewarded]

Same

[@faithrewarded]

@@Eyecraftmc Cool!

[@blackfeathercrafts]

I couldn't get it to work

[@aragornelesar3862]

Coming back to minecraft after a good half a decade +. All these videos are super helpful thankyou!

[@AdamantineAxe]

Nether maps are still pretty useful since banners work on nether maps and you can figure out which way is north even though the mark is spinning. Helps when you're nether travelling home the first time from a new spot and trying to find the portal

[@kirkendauhl6990]

Honestly? One of my favorite Minecraft videos of all time. It’s such an unexplored part of content across many Minecraft youtubers. I see giant mega builds and literal Microsoft paint using red stone but I haven’t seen a single cartography guide. Granted I never looked, and this happens to be posted since I’m a subscriber, but still.

[@arghya1543]

I can't even explain how useful this video was. I seriously knew NOTHING about cartography table . Thnx again

[@ratman9188]

These are some of the most in-depth yet easy to digest guides I've come across. They explained the mechanics of the game very well and give in-game examples/uses of them. Great content, I watch casually even if I think I knew everything about the topic on hand because I still learn something every time

[@CatalogK9]

What I've been doing on bedrock (survival) is filling out maps of the world, using only fully expanded maps) filling out maps of the world, and naming them relative to the starting map (Home) as North, Far West, East by Southeast, etc. I haven't scouted any farther than two maps past the first one yet, but I'll use a similar naming system to keep them organized. Since I want to keep using this same world forever, and I'm just trying to unwind with my kid, I have cheats on to keep our inventory, and I've started a spreadsheet listing the coordinates of our bases and other interesting locations for us to teleport to quickly, and occasionally change the time of day or weather as needed. This relaxed approach has made things so much more enjoyable! One of the most helpful habits I've picked up is holding my current map in my hand where you can see my position on it (and I always have the game set to show coordinates), and taking a screenshot of something for quick reference later, that way I can tp back when I'm ready, and I can tell what direction I was looking, too.

[@acridenjoyer7531]

As someone who hasn't played Minecraft for over a decade and is just now getting back into it with friends, your videos are insanely helpful! In fact, calling them "insanely helpful" is really a huge understatement :D

[@CrimsonLikesSnow]

Eyecraftmc Never disappoints viewers with his videos, they're just very understandable. And makes people who watches it improve themselves playing minecraft like me, a new Minecraft player just started 1 month ago. TYSM i never regret subscribing you. ♥️♥️

[@MD5Gaming]

EyecraftMinecraft Never does, I agree

[@dr.bananagamez8594]

100 percent correct

[@GulfCoastTim]

I just started playing a couple weeks ago. Glad i found this channel because it's been very helpful.

[@junglebogged]

Normally yes, but I didn't understand how to make mega maps

[@mattler1154]

I was looking for a way to visualize my Minecraft world in vanilla. This is legitimately perfect!

[@Glyxis.]

I must say that map making is one of the coolest things that you can do in Minecraft! No matter the scale really, but once you start getting a lot of maps together and you visualize your surroundings from different perspective is so satisfying! I personally do those max zoomed maps and fill the "you are here" billboard map with like 5x5 with those zoomed maps, marking all points of interest with banners along the way. It's a lot of work but definitely worth it to see the results!

[@NeonBladeGames]

I have been WAITING for this guide and it's even better than I expected!

[@ki7roy]

you have the best and in depth guides about all the mechanics of this game. so many channels have so much extra stuff that’s not needed in their informative videos, so thanks for that :) they’re also enjoyable to watch even if i know all the info already which is cool

[@張謙-n3l]

11:25 The glow item frames don't really emit light, just appear to be brighter, so even with a glow item frame, it will still be a good idea to make sure the places with the map is bright enough to avoid dealing with all hostile mobs

[@sm00thgames63]

The main point is to be able to see the map at night, if you set it up outside even if the area is lit up monsters could spawn near where light doesn't reach and still mess it up. So preferably enclose it within a structure or just put glass around it.

[@sp0rtskid777]

Just logged out of my world after not understating cartography tables fully, and then I see this, amazing

[@retrotek0409]

Thank you so much Eye! I now see where I was making some mistakes, getting myself confused. I would love to make a mega map. Really wish banners worked on bedrock. Something I've noticed, natural bee hives always face south, same as sunflowers always facing east. Just a fyi. Once again, phenomenal information. The color coded map size grid was genious!

[@noelitonoelito]

Hope what I'm about to describe helps others... I have a map naming convention that I use to help me keep track of how all the maps connect together. *Level 4/4 Maps* First you start off by naming a 4/4 zoom level map of World Spawn "0,0Z4" using an anvil. The first zero indicates the X position (West/East) in the world and the second one indicates the Y position (North/South). The Z4 indicates the zoom level. If the map has an important feature, I may at times also add it to the name as "0,0Z4: World Spawn". For other maps, I use negative numbers on the X position indicator as I go further West of World Spawn and positive numbers as I go East. For the Y position indicator, I use negative numbers as I go South and positive numbers as I go North. So, if I want to make a map directly North of World Spawn, I name it "0,1Z4", and directly North of that one is "0,2Z4". Directly West of World Spawn is "-1,0Z4", followed by "-2,0Z4". So now, using this naming convention, if you go four maps South of World Spawn and 7 East, the map name would be "-4,7Z4". *Level 3/4 Maps* For 3/4 zoom level maps, I name them "0,0Z3TL". The first two numbers indicate the X/Y of where the map falls in relation to a zoom 4/4 map. The "Z3" indicates it is a zoom 3/4 map. The "TL" indicates the position it falls within the 4/4 zoom map. The first letter can be a "T" or "B" meaning Top or Bottom respectively. The second letter can be an "L" or "R" for Left or Right. So, the four 3/4 zoom level maps that fall within the 4/4 zoom level map of World Spawn, going clockwise, starting at the top left, are named: "0,0Z3TL", "0,0Z3TR", "0,0Z3BR", and "0,0Z3BL". *All Other Levels* As far as I'm concerned, 2/4 and 1/4 zoom level maps are not that useful, so I don't care to use or name such maps. I do find 0/4 zoom level maps very useful for locating positions from the Nether to the Over World when connecting portals, but I never keep those maps after they have served their purpose. So, no need to name them. *Alternative Naming Convention* An alternative naming convention that follows a similar pattern, that can be used for naming maps across all zoom level, is as follows. Use the same method as described before for the X/Y position indicator and map zoom level. Then change the Top/Bottom/Left/Right position indicator for the 3/4 maps to an A/B/C/D position indicator. So, in a clockwise order, starting at the Top Left position; the Top Left 3/4 zoom map in World Spawn would be "0,0Z3A"; Top Right would be "0,0Z3B"; Bottom Right "0,0Z3C"; Bottom Left "0,0Z3D". For 2/4 zoom level maps, just add another letter indicating the position within the 3/4 zoom level map it falls in. So the Top Right 2/4 map, of a Bottom Right 3/4 map, of a 4/4 map that is one map West and two maps South of World Spawn is named "-1,-2Z2CB". For 1/4 zoom level maps, you add another letter following the same clockwise pattern as so: "5,-3Z1ADD" For 0/4 zoom level maps, you again add another letter: "0,-11Z0BCCD" This naming convention only uses one character to indicate the zoom level 3/4 to 0/4 positions where the previous naming convention uses two. The drawback for the A/B/C/D position indicator is that you need to remember that it is in a clockwise position starting at the Top Left. The T/R/B/L position indicator I use is much clearer, but needs two characters and doesn't support zoom levels below 3/4. *A Different Variation* Another way to write it, but still following the above rules and patterns is to swap the X/Y and zoom indicators. So, "0,0Z3TL" would be "3Z0,0TL" or "5,-14Z1CBB" would be "1Z5,-14CBB". You would have to move the Z of the zoom indicator to the back to have a natural separator before the X/Y number. This naming convention is for someone who is bothered by the zoom level separating two position indicators as it falls between the XY position indicator and the T/R/B/L or A/B/C/D position indicators. It doesn't bother me as I think of the X/Y position indicator and zoom level as being one unit. This is also the pattern I started with, so I'm just used to it now. It also looks better to me for some reason. *Why This Pattern?* To create a naming convention, I wanted the pattern to be as small as possible and still relatively easy to understand. This meant trying to separate information without using too many extra characters like commas (,), dashes (-), slashes (/), or pipes (|). So I tried to use the switch from numbers and letters to naturally separate pieces of information. The only extra character I ended up having to use was a comma. I needed the comma to separate the two X/Y coordinate numbers. I could have use an X/Y in the indicator, but that would add one more character and we are used to using a comma to separate lat/long and X/Y coordinates in real world location systems ("X-3Y4Z3TR" instead of "-3,4Z3TR"). I then used the Z as a natural separator for zoom. After the number portion of the zoom level indicator, you have another natural separator with the position letters of either T/R/B/L or A/B/C/D, depending on the system used. For the A/B/C/D pattern, the remaining zoom levels use the same position letters but they are naturally separated by the fact that each position uses only one letter, so there isn't any confusion. Again, hope this helps and let me know what you think and if you even understand it. Lol

[@ramm1535]

Also on Bedrock you can use an Empty Map to copy a Locator Map and get 2 Locator Maps, saving the resources you would use for additional compasses.

[@ryanschunk4108]

SOOOOOOOOOO much more informative than the last video I watched. Thank you.

[@hayilcrowz2024]

This was actually quite helpful, I never knew how the map making thing worked so I was never able to make big map art... going to have a blast with this one now

[@Winn3D]

Never pictured myself ever playing this game. My 4 year old recently found interest in it so we got it. Now we play every chance we can. Thanks for your time invested and your knowledge. I dropped starfield and picked up Minecraft lol cheers!

[@randomplaces597]

Wow thank you so much for this guide. Charting was always a favorite thing to do on a new world, but coming back to the game years later with the updates confused me heavily.

[@FitzAF]

OMFG!

[@Eyecraftmc]

Hope you find my explanation of it to be useful :)

[@FitzAF]

@@Eyecraftmc Indeed I have, good sir! I can't wait to prep all my maps now and make a cartography room/library in the SMP I'm on. 😁

[@retrotek0409]

Time to throw a little swag on your SMP😉👍

[@FitzAF]

@@retrotek0409 Hell yeah, my guy! Aside from the ancient debris I used as blocks for the blackstone/deepslate enchanting room, this will just make 'em mald even more 😂

[@heptagramm]

So glad you're here I haven't played since 1.12 and I have no idea how everything works

[@dougsvoboda6091]

A very well done guide. It'll be useful to revisit when it comes time to make the map wall.

[@PomadaGaming]

Oh hell yeah,i need this. I’ve been having the map on my right hand most of the play instead of other useful things like a shield for to explore said maps

[@TheIllusionist1990]

Was literally just playing around with maps more yesterday. Perfect timing!

[@mioszszulecki6362]

wow these guides are so detailed it's unbelievable

[@MellowMochi0]

How did you know I needed to know minecraft maps.. Your a genius

[@Eyecraftmc]

👽👽👽

[@chronoallusion3172]

No joke! I was searching for a map guide 4 hours ago. Haha, the world answers with the number 1 person for tutorials!

[@Non-Negotiable]

Yeah i need more practice on how to do this. Thanks for the info!

[@Eyecraftmc]

No problem!

[@cubebrick7019]

You are already super underrated you never know how your redstone guide helped me to flex in front of my friends 😎

[@retrotek0409]

Yes, flex-ability is quite important among friends. I can't believe I beat Eye to that wide open pun😜

[@MD5Gaming]

Haha harsh flexing 😆

[@cubebrick7019]

@@retrotek0409 lol

[@irrelevantnations3247]

I am SHOCKED with how many features haven't made it to the other version yet, that banner map marking is INSANELY useful especially with super zoomed out maps

[@GodsMentality]

I’m sure this is a strange compliment, but I love your voice. You are incredibly soft spoken and well articulated, it is very pleasing to listen to.

[@jdog9420]

8:44 We need this feature on Bedrock. How it’s not already is baffling. They defo need to put the mobile version into its own category for development. As it’s currently holding back the Bedrock edition, of which is accessible to a majority of platforms and has a higher player base.

[@Brickticks]

Cool, I’m still working on my 5x5 zoom level 4 map. I really want to wait for a bit to see what the next update will be, to see what will be added and if I want that in my map area.

[@Sierra_Vice]

How convenient, I was about to ask, if you could do a Mapping Guide! :D Great Video, informative as always! 👍

[@Eyecraftmc]

Perfect timing!

[@kimabc3]

You can 'marker and name' maps in bedrock, you need to frame a locator map and name it, then leave it at the location and it shows the green or white arrow. I do this all the time for certain locations or somewhere I want to return, like villages, dungeons or even Coral reefs. And the arrow is smaller than banners and doesn't cover too much terrain on the map.

[@banishedbary5239]

I’ve recommended this video a few times now and I’m so happy to see it here

[@JackKantus]

The green same map marker was driving me crazy for the longest time thank you for helping me clear that up

[@rosemosebose]

The different brightnesses in my map room was driving me CRAZY!!! Thank you!!!

[@Dennis-ud2nh]

The mega map and pixel art maps blew my mind!

[@pascualjabinedgarg.3310]

Thank you for this. The cartography table for me is one of the game mechanics i dont know how to use.

[@dr.bananagamez8594]

These tutorials are really good for my worlds so keep up the good work! ☺

[@matsudakedo]

The quality and information is always top notch 👍

[@Eyecraftmc]

Thanks! I try to fill my videos with the best information possible :)

[@MD5Gaming]

Tremendous quality 💯

[@jojoh_]

Best Minecraft Channel ever. Greetings from Germany!

[@danikover994]

This is some quality guide here, thank you for taking the time to do this

[@tamo727]

Sir you provide such a valuable information about minecraft from basic to advanced but sadly you dont get too much views. Hope you get 1million subscribers fast as possible

[@Eyecraftmc]

Thank you! I hope so too :D

[@retrotek0409]

Try recommending Eyecraftmc to all your friends, relatives, & online friends. It will help.

[@william44011]

@@retrotek0409 For our sin, breaking God’s law, we are punished by burning in Hell for eternity, a place with no hope for our salvation. But God loved you, along with everyone else, so much and with all his heart that he gave his only Son, Jesus Christ, to this cursed world to be crucified on the cross. Now whosoever accepts Jesus Christ, God’s Son, as their Lord and Savior and believes he rose from the dead the third day will be saved from eternal damnation in Hell and live in Heaven in paradise with him forever. Many will choose to follow Satan as you are doing but he will soon reveal himself as a murderer and a liar as he was since the beginning and he will curse all his followers as he cursed God and all his followers will be cased into ever burning Hell. Repent of your sins and accept the Lord Jesus Christ or face God’s righteous judgment.

[@miestrobewley5333]

Thanks for your help bro , not many people or players lend their knowledge to help others

[@Eyecraftmc]

Glad to help

[@The_power22]

The banner tip really helped bc I couldn’t figure it out. Thank you

[@masterkey3991]

Bro did you read my mind on what I needed next haha? nice as always

[@StudioHonzasTV]

Thank you for this tutorial for mega map It was really help full

[@MushroomKingdoom]

Thank you, this is the most conplete map guide. I liked it too much.

[@White_Manta]

Love you dude keep up the good work

[@Eyecraftmc]

Thanks! Will do!

[@hsshssh9320]

This was so so useful! Especially the mega map part. Now my little map will look epic and big

[@Fenix01-ytmp3]

Great video man! For the length I thought it was gonna be slow but you are quite concise, cleared all my doubts on the subject. Good work and thanks 👍🏻

[@JoshD4PREZ]

I’ve recently got into Minecraft, especially survival. I love your videos they are laid out very nicely. You’ve helped me a great deal with learning the basics & getting a sweet base set up! I thank you for all your hard work & such detailed explanations🙏👍

[@justinrios7262]

Yo it’s funny cause i just started watching you and i wanted a map video and i was looking for it and now it’s here i just made a map wall

[@CryinOverSpilledTea]

The only minecraft KZbinr that I can say I always enjoy watching and an never disappointed or annoyed by. Bravo

[@theycallmekenz]

Dude, you’re the best minecraft teacher

[@mattd.3418]

Thank you so much for explaining this in a nice chill manner ❤

[@LazarusTRP]

Really glad your channel is growing so fast. You deserve it

[@Barrier2546]

“Crafting recipe recipe” 0:19

[@tristanjoao3464]

Amazing isnt he

[@ardentstone7472]

Your videos are so informative, Keep it up man

[@Eyecraftmc]

Thanks, will do!

[@danielcorrigan8805]

For labeling megamaps I always label my center as C (like where my base is) then label them N, S, E, W from there. Once I go beyond that I label NN, NNW, NNEE etc. This is super useful for megamaps at larger scales like 3/4 or 4/4.

[@M1551NGN0]

This video was helpful, but i honestly didn't understand much. I just zoomed out my starting map in a world in bedrock edition, and now it's harder to see where my home and places of interest are.

[@cooledplains5044]

I feel embarrassed I had to watch this. I've been playing Minecraft for four years and have absolutely no clue how to use a cartography table.

[@sanavkids4790]

It is ok , these things usually happen with me also

[@Gareenify]

This was really helpful

[@lisaborgman641]

The monotone is top tier. My chemistry teacher and this guy would be best friends and a simple hello greeting would take probably 5 full minutes. Helpful info, just a painful style of info relay to stay engaged with.

[@fudge3799]

This is exactly what I need right now what a great timing.

[@MD5Gaming]

Agreed fudge, me too

[@maximumbloop6301]

I would suggest that, if you want to make a mega map, digging out 1 layer down for the area you want your map to cover (so, if your mega map takes up a 5x5 grid, make a 1 block deep 5x5 hole), filling out the hole with open fence gates, and then placing the item frames and maps on top of the fence gates. The open fence gates will let you jump into the hole so you can get a good look at the map

[@mikeygaming9414]

One my top favourite yt channels....luv yr creativity....these all are really helpful for every one....thankyou❤❤❤luv from india🧡💚

[@Eyecraftmc]

Your so welcome!

[@guhaonkar]

Great content! Always wanted a comprehensive guide on Minecraft Cartography. I can finally make some Pixel Art that's visible from the sky as well!

[@MD5Gaming]

Agreed same

[@william44011]

@@MD5Gaming For our sin, breaking God’s law, we are punished by burning in Hell for eternity, a place with no hope for our salvation. But God loved you, along with everyone else, so much and with all his heart that he gave his only Son, Jesus Christ, to this cursed world to be crucified on the cross. Now whosoever accepts Jesus Christ, God’s Son, as their Lord and Savior and believes he rose from the dead the third day will be saved from eternal damnation in Hell and live in Heaven in paradise with him forever. Many will choose to follow Satan as you are doing but he will soon reveal himself as a murderer and a liar as he was since the beginning and he will curse all his followers as he cursed God and all his followers will be cased into ever burning Hell. Repent of your sins and accept the Lord Jesus Christ or face God’s righteous judgment.

[@MD5Gaming]

Awesome video EyecraftMinecraft ✅

[@TheFps12]

I miss how years ago when MC first hit PS3/Xbox consoles the map was simple, you hold it and slowly fills up as you move around then you would right click or something with it to toggle between zoom levels up to seeing the whole world or back to local more detailed smaller size.

[@melodious_moon]

Heeey, I asked for a tutorial on this recently and you really did it! I gotta say that was actually very helpful (as always). The info on scaling/locking the map was super useful and also I didn't know Java had a cool feature with the banners like that. Wish Bedrock did too, that would be super cool... and of course this is an amazing guide into the mega map! Awesome job :D

[@Eyecraftmc]

Glad I could help!

[@davinliz593]

It’s been years since I played Minecraft and my girlfriend recently wanted to be a kid again so we were playing it all obliviously. Thankfully I found your videos and now the game is more fun knowing what’s going on! Ty

[@ireliamain5769]

dude thank you so much for this video you're videos have helped me so much this is the longest I've been alive in my hardcore world :)

[@kevint3522]

Thanks for the excellent tutorial. I've always had trouble orienting the maps because I didn't piece together what you said about the cardinal directions.

[@stevekempsyninja3292]

I've played this for about 10 years on and off. At first this game alone is a lot to soak in but ive had help from friends, my kids and youtube. This game is awesome but needs a little more direction as far as where to maybe go and for a few more of the rare blocks

[@jonathanbaarts]

25 years old ... and i need you for a Minecraft Montage with my son. Thank you for all the information and tips, its great. Keep posting!

[@timbrown1790]

I've been creating truly giant mega-maps using the top level 2048x2048 maps, which really takes a lot of time to do. Generally I like to just fly around in creative mode just to fill out the maps, then go back to certain areas in survival. Just wish there was a way to add banner waypoints on Xbox, or that there was a zoom option.

[@BraapZ]

❤️🔥😎👍 THIS is the tutorial we’ve been waiting for. ❤️😎👍 Thank you. 😉👍

[@lelfedefolonariel9412]

Didn't learn anything on that one, but still useful for new players ^_^ Btw if you play on bedrock, and you want to copy a locator map, you can use standard ( not locator ) maps. It will still make a locator map copy ( it spares some redstone and iron for the same result ) - it may be obvious, but when i started i didn't know it and it wasn't obvious for me xD

[@chasg76]

I did not know that! I will give it a try. Thanks!

[@retrotek0409]

Thank you, will try that. I'm fairly oblivious when it comes to most of the obvious game mechanics.

[@bernlin2000]

I enjoy building map rooms with quarter-scale (so Level 2, zoomed out twice), visually quite pleasing and enough detail to make out most things, even on a smaller scale.

[@Mirauge]

Perfect timing on this video. Thanks for sharing.

[@ogtoatalbiscuit1554]

wow helped a lot bro cheers

[@bdj_tvk]

In Bedrock, you can add a compass to a non-locater map to make it one. You can also see where every player is on a locater whether or not they've ever had a map.

[@anthonyvallad9553]

Greatly appreciated, just subbed

[@MrIamadon]

thank you so much my man