The Architecture Update

Notable changes

• We are using Architectury now to provide Forge and Fabric support
• Update to Minecraft 1.18.2 and it's annoying world gen. This includes support for the new biomes, as well as the stupid height map changes
• Added a new format for the tiles in resource packs

Fixes

• Atlas GUI behaves a bit nice when using the mouse zoom
• Fixed a crash related to large explored worlds on login
• Performance improvements

Note: You need Architectury API, Cloth-Config and Fabric API (if you're using Fabric).

The Bookmark Update

The Atlas learned a new thing or two. It gives you now a list of your markers as bookmarks. Also, it now supports data pack biomes such as Terralith. Also, similar to how vanilla maps and banners work, you can right-click with your atlas on a banner to create a new marker.

Notable changes

• Adds markers as bookmark list. This feature is rather an experimental thing right now. It won't scale well with many bookmarks. I'm open to suggestions.
• Adds auto-detection for biomes defined in data packs. As these data-packs are on a per-world basis, the auto-detection runs upon loading into a world, either by loading the single-player world, or joining a server.
• Adds markers from banners like vanilla maps

Fixes

• Performance improvement for the world scanning
• Fixed Atlas rendering the wrong data, when two different atlases are hold
• Fixed rendering problems, when Optifine is loaded
• Fixed a crash when the generated map gets too large

Note: You need Fabric API and Cloth-Config

6.0.0-forge

A big update for Antique Atlas but still in Minecraft 1.16. While there are a lot of technical changes, this release also moves the mod in a slightly different direction: The foremost vision of this mod is an immersive map.

Changes:

• The minimap is superseded. The config options for it are gone.
• Instead, the Atlas is shown like a vanilla map, when holding in hand
• All textures can be tweaked with resource packs solely on the client (See the wiki)
• Adapted the API to represent the new handling of textures
• Many new and fixed textures for structures, e.g. mansions, ocean monuments, villages, nether cities, ruined portals, basalt delta biome

Note: You need Cloth-Config

6.0.1-forge

The "I hate OptiFine"-Update.

Fixes two issues caused or exposed by OptiFine.

6.0.0-fabric

A big update for Antique Atlas but still in Minecraft 1.16. While there are a lot of technical changes, this release also moves the mod in a slightly different direction: The foremost vision of this mod is an immersive map.

Changes:

• The minimap is superseded. The config options for it are gone.
• Instead, the Atlas is shown like a vanilla map, when holding in hand
• All textures can be tweaked with resource packs solely on the client (See the wiki)
• Adapted the API to represent the new handling of textures
• Many new and fixed textures for structures, e.g. mansions, ocean monuments, villages, nether cities, ruined portals, basalt delta biome

Note: You need Fabric API and Cloth-Config

5.4.4-fabric

Fixes:

• Fixed crash on start

API:

Right now, the API is in the middle of being refactored. Don't depend on it right now, or expect breaking changes.

5.4.3-fabric

New features:

• Adds import of treasure and explorer maps into an atlas. Put a map and an atlas into a cartography table and take out the combined atlas. Consumes the map.
• Readded markers for end cities
• Readded markers for villages

Updates:

• Updated networking code
• Fixed marker position in the first-person map
• Many code refactorings

API:

Right now, the API is in the middle of being refactored. Don't depend on it right now, or expect breaking changes.

5.4.3-forge

Bugfixes

Many thanks to Stereowalker for making this happen.

5.4.2-fabric

New features:

• Right-clicking closes the Atlas GUI
• Added ModMenu support (Only en_us and de_de localization yet)

Updates:

• Update to Minecraft 1.16.5 (Should still be compatible with 1.16.2+)
• BIG rendering refactoring

5.4.2-forge

Bugfixes