Dynmap: Vanilla worldborder not showing 1.13.1

[ghost]

The configuration.txt setting showworldborder doesn't seem to do anything. Can not see the vanilla worldborder on the map. Open issue from 2015: #1860

[smmmadden]

What Server and version are you using?
Which version/build of Dynmap are you on?
What version of WorldBorder are you on?
Is this an existing <1.13.x world upgraded to 1.13.x that Dynmap is on?

I can say that WorldBorder 1.8.7, Dynmap-3.0-beta-1-spigot with PaperSpigot 1.13.1 Build 238 show the worldborder when the configuration.txt file has showworldborder: true at least in a newly created 1.13.x world. Note that there may still be issues with upgrading prior worlds (<=1.12.2) until the server builds are production ready.

EDIT: the 1.12.2 versions of Spigot, WorldBorder and Dynmap also show the worldborder.

[ghost]

@smmmadden I'm talking about the vanilla worldborder, not the WorldBorder plugin.

Also:
Dynmap version: core=3.0-beta-1-129
Server version: git-Paper-"1b0c2734" (MC: 1.13.1)
Map version: Created using 1.13.1

[smmmadden]

I see says the blind man wearing glasses and a flashlight on my head. :-) Sometimes vanilla is really vanilla and not something else. lol

I've used WorldBorder plugin for so many years that I didn't think there was an option to show a border without the plugin since it wasn't listed under the org.dynmap.MarkersComponent wiki page. https://github.com/webbukkit/dynmap/wiki/Component-Configuration

[ghost]

Is that not what showworldborder: true is for? I'm almost certain if you set that value to false your WorldBorder plugin's border will still show.

[MarioVerbelen]

I'm also using the vanilla worldborder without plugin, so I'm watching to this issue :)

worldborder get

[Beaupedia]

Wondering the same thing. It's on but we don't see it.

[cjucoder]

Same issue, vanilla world border not showing on dynmap. Using Spigot 1.13.2 on a map generated fresh with that server version. Very few chunks have been generated by Minecraft yet since it's a brand new map (doubt that's relevant but want to give as much info as possible). Here is dynmap loading in the server log to show the version...

[dynmap] Loading dynmap v3.0-beta-2-138

copy/paste from dynmap's configuration.txt, "true" appears to be default as I did not alter the value

(optional) show world border (vanilla 1.8+)

showworldborder: true

[cjucoder]

Sorry about the strange formatting in the post, not intentional

[mikeprimm]

Just finished fix for vanilla borders in 1.13 - in latest dev build https://dynmap.us/builds/dynmap/Dynmap-3.0-SNAPSHOT-spigot.jar

[cjucoder]

Thank you so much! A border is in fact showing now, but in the incorrect position, in fact double the position.

All following coordinates rounded.

My border is set to 12000 blocks diameter centered at 3000, 500 (custom spawn)

08.12 02:41:37 [Multicraft] [email protected] ran command: worldborder get
08.12 02:41:37 [Server] INFO The world border is currently 12000 blocks wide

actual borders at -3000 west (x neg), 9000 east (x pos), -5500 north (y neg), 6500 south (y pos)
dymap rendering at -9000 west (x neg), 15000 east (x pos), -11500 north (y neg), 12500 south (y pos)

See yourself
http://mc.gnarcraft.com:8500/
--edit for some reason the "link" isn't being formatted correctly and doesn't work as a clickable link. The URL is correct, however, so just copy/paste into browser address bar.

[MarioVerbelen]

Thank you so mutch Mike,

My border is 2 time to big
I think you need to take the half of it
http://rocky-map.verbelen.org/
worldborder get
[09:29:28 INFO]: The world border is currently 6000 blocks wide

I don't known if you can get the center location of the border (not by command anyway)
mine is default (0,0)

[mikeprimm]

oops - I'd incorrectly assumed that the 'size' value was a radius versus a diameter - fixed in latest dev build!
/worldborder center x z can be used to set it - I should be getting that value properly, but it will not show with your case being 0,0

[MarioVerbelen]

installed, and it works like expected :)

[cjucoder]

Yeah I assumed it was a diameter vs radius thing. Installed. Fixed. Thank you for fixing so promptly!