Minecraft Map Art Color Guide 1.15.2
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Minecraft Map Art Color Guide 1.15.2
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Minecraft Map Art is gaining some attention lately and I wanted to make my own map art. I quickly found out that I had no idea where to even begin with this task and had to teach myself many things. So I've put together a world download for anyone seeking out how to get specific colors in their map art. I have gone through every item in the game and laid out each item to be displayed on maps so you, the player, can quickly identify what blocks make what colors and how to shade them.
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Minecraft is a sandbox construction game created by Mojang AB Minecraft founder Markus Persson, and inspired by the Infiniminer, Dwarf Fortress and Dungeon Keeper games. Gameplay involves players interacting with the game world by building and breaking various types of blocks in a three-dimensional environment. In this environment, players can build creative structures, creations, and artwork on multiplayer servers and singleplayer worlds across multiple game modes.
very well explained video (particularly with talking about light & shadow on slopes!), and thankyou for taking the time to determine which blocks are excluded & which blocks produce the same colour.
Since I had trouble with downloading the worldfile (the website hosting the link was very unco-operative) I have gone through the video section where you showcase all available colours for 1.15.2 and noted what those colours correspond to.
(this list would be helpful for someone who wants to do lots of map art & needs to figure out what things they should pre-emptively stock up on, this list will not be so helpful for someone who needs a specific colour but can't figure out what block corresponds to that colour - your world download is ideal for that)
>All overworld wood plank types
>All concrete/concrete-powder/wool/carpet types (only one of these 3 options is necessary, or a combination of the three)
>Diorite/quartz
>Cobble/cobblestone/gravel
>Clay/brewing stands
>Iron blocks/grindstones
>All terracotta types
>Slime blocks
>Redstone blocks/TNT
>Emerald blocks
>Diamond blocks/Prismarine bricks
>Gold blocks
>Lapis Lazuli Blocks
>Netherrack
>Ice/packed ice (I couldn't tell which was used)
>Red sand/orange terracotta (again, couldn't tell)
>(White) Mushroom stems/Cobwebs
>All flowers/leaves/saplings
so if like me you have plans for multiple pieces of map art and you want to pre-emptively farm/collect resources, here's a list of what you may need
This is a super helpful, quick reference list! Welcome to the "pinned" club xD
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thanks for the pin! Having just now watched Yensid Gaming's Mapmaking top tips video (th-cam.com/video/hq7WkPBc8NA/w-d-xo.html ), they pointed out that cleanup is very important to consider if you're making maps in survival, so if you have a Mesa nearby (I don't, hence I didn't include glazed terracotta on my list) then that provides a good alternative to concrete/wool:
thus I amend that bullet point to
>carpets (easy to wash away) or glazed terracotta (insta-minable with haste 1 beacons & good pickaxes) or concrete powder (insta-minable with good shovels)
and then as less good alternatives if you need to clear up/edit the map afterwards, wool or concrete
(I have no affiliation with Yensid Gaming - I'm just a mapmaker in training thanks to y'all's great videos :D )
/EDIT/
Since it turns out you can't edit pinned comments, I'd like to tweak my original comment here, having now tried some mapart:
I meant to say:
>Stone/cobblestone/gravel (not >cobble/Cobblestone/gravel)
>Iron blocks/grindstones/lanterns (not just >Iron blocks/grinstones)
>Slime blocks/grass blocks (not just >slime blocks)
>Ice/packed ice (both have the same colour, so it's your choice whether you want to not worry about ice melting near torches, or want regular ice which is 9 times cheaper to farm)
>Red sand (not >red sand/orange terracotta, as far as I can tell from the video)
>Any flowers/leaves/saplings - all flowers (including wither roses & mushrooms!) show up as the same greenish colour
also, lighting protip: torches on top/the side of blocks don't affect the map
! and redstone lamps with levers on any side also don't affect the map! Since carpets allow light through but do affect the map, you could also hide any form of lighting under carpets, but make sure you're aware of the height you're placing the lighting block on, as the carpet going on top could affect the slopes e.g if the lighting block is not level with the background
(lanterns, sea lanterns, glowstone, beacons, shroomlights, jack o' lanterns & fire all do affect the map if they are the top block)
I still get the joy of plotting out my own color chart, but this will definitely help make things a tad easier. Thank you!
@@WintersLorcana I like this video because I'm trying to make custom paintings and you helped me a lot with it thank you
I started taking an interest to map art but had no idea how colors worked, even less when watching professionals on TH-cam doing it with all the slopes. Now it all makes since.
I'm happy I could help. I started where you were, not knowing and just started trying stuff in a test world. I wonder what else you could do with maps
@@WintersLorcana having watched professional mapmakers, I noticed they use water quite frequently, does it have it's own unique color or is there a block with the same color?
Ooohh, that's one I didn't have! I was just playing around with it, I'd place water between blue wool and lapis blocks. but it isn't affected by angles/slopes, I'm sure that could come in handy somewhere
my mans out here with that professional content
I try too hard sometimes I think haha
I 100% agree
Ok..... this is pretty cool, never realised that you can get even more colours by just simply using slopes. Been actually planning a map art project that I've been wanting to work on for a little bit, and this is gonna come in so handy :D Can finally get more colours into it without changing the blocks
I recommend you build your maps at least at sea level, cause if you end up needing to shade a whole line itll end up being 128 blocks taller than your base platform, dont run out of Y height haha
@@WintersLorcana Will keep that in mind for sure! Thanks for the tip :)
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It looks like a slice of watermelon! 🍉
This is actually going be really handy! I was considering trying out some map art in the future, since I've never used it before, so I'll definitely refer to this! =D
That's really awesome to hear, I hope it's for AfterLife haha
@@WintersLorcana probably not this season haha
Definitely next season then :D
@@WintersLorcana probably not next season
Nah I'm kidding, I definitely need to give it a go at SOME point - probably singleplayer at the very least haha
*For Bedrock players* there’s a problem unlike Java, where with north and south angles you’ll get a checkerboard look to them on the map, not a solid color like Java. But the solution is to have the angle go up by a minimum of 2 blocks (instead of one block shown in the video) This will make a solid color
@@michaelruiz3883 no it shouldn’t. the Java is a minimum of 1 block, if you do the bedrock way (which is minimum of 2 blocks) in Java it’ll be the same on the map. Also I doubt they’ll fix it, it’s been like this for years
I have a question if you don't mind, what if I need a single block to be a shade that I would have to do a slope to get? Sorry if that doesn't make sense.
@@BlindBat2976 yes like make it a 2 block difference slope
@devinshearer7523 that's hilarious, I independently developed an alternating step method. But that 2 high rule is so much easier aside from getting up and down them on survival, but thanks for the tip
Just getting into map art gotta practice the scaling and griding the pics but will definitely save this vid
This is exactly what I'm looking for! Was about to make a world similar to this to memorize for myself. Also saw some of your vids afterwards, very cool.
There we go, that's the good news I like to hear, I'm happy I could save you the time.
Wintertooth100 hey, I don’t know if you will still reply but I wanted to know something. For my maps it doesn’t do a solid color when sloping. It does a sort of checkered pattern with the original color and the dark/light color(depending on the way it slopes of course) I want to know if it was a settings thing, and update, or if it’s only for the switch
I'm in a youtube smp and I made a custom map shop where people pay for me to create art, advertisments, wallpaper etc but I made the shop before finding out how to use maps so this video has been a lifesaver. Thank you
Just started getting interested in map art. This is an incredible resource for anyone trying to make map art. Thank you.
Ive been making maps for a few months on ps4. Have tried a ton to find information on how staircasing works. Thank you so much for this omg
No problem haha
Thank you ever so much!
I've been trying to make custom block maps (So maps that appear as blocks) but all the online programs totally mess up the image, so this is super helpful!
Glad I could help!
was about to spend hours figuring this out myself happy i searched thanks
This is an incredibly helpful video! I really appreciate the explanation on the slopes for extra color shades!
i've been trying to make my map art good
and geez
this video increased my map art skill drastically
thanks a lot
That's really cool to hear, happy I could help :)
This is amazing, the amount of work on this video 🤯
You should be famous !
thank you hahaha
Man you're at 9.99K subs right now and im happy i could be part of your first 10k!
This comment is coming in at 9,995 subs! So you've barely squeaked this in before the big 10k :D
thank you for being here
Literally a thousand thanks. Thank you for putting in the time to list the different blocks and shades of colors they produce. I was looking for a specific shade of orange that I was going to use to make a detailed layout of a project I’m doing. I found this video helpful. Thanks!
This was extremely helpful, my goodness. You really put the work in for this one, and you made it so intuitive! I'll be playing around with this for sure.
Thank you GP, I stumbled into all this map info just by being confused about maps hahaha. Happy I could give you a tool to play around with
This is helpful af thank you bro this is kinda the only video i can find about this color maps lmao
this was amazing and exactly what i was looking for! thank you so much for the work that went into making this, you have saved so many people like my self so much work! thank you!
I was about to make a logo for my survival world, this will help a lot!
Have fun with it, map making takes forever XD I recommend a good podcast, music or some Wintertooth100 vidoes lol
This was such an helpful video for me. THANK YOU
if you play on bedrock and you need a lot of black, use a basalt generator (basalt is black on maps) and you can get enough for a full background in less than 30 minutes.
the the hard work for one vid. i appreciate it
With all the family distractions I've been at this for a week haha
@@WintersLorcana hahahaha hope you can keep up with our excitement good luck
@@WintersLorcana its actually 12:00 am in Philippines so good night
It's so late for you! Good night :D
@@WintersLorcana actually too early
Mad respect
Thank you
Extremely useful!!! Helped my understanding of maps a whole ton
Thank you so much, ive been looking for something like this for some time
This really is a great explanation video and I was mesmerized and you get a new sub TY
Oh, hey thank you :D
I'm glad you enjoyed this. I don't want to disappoint though, I stopped making Minecraft videos quite a long while ago. But if you happen to be into the new Disney Lorcana card game that came out, this is the perfect place for you :)
Love you, you're a good teacher
Interesting... it seems like it just matters what the difference in elevation is to the north of the color you are looking at, or rather how it is placed differently from the block to the north, either higher or lower. So if the block to the north is at y=128, you get the middle color by putting it south of that block at the same level (y=128), you get a brighter color by putting it at any higher level (y=129 to the build limit), and a darker color by putting it lower (y=127 down to bedrock).
This is very useful, thanks!
No problem :D
Well I do like puppies and this was super helpful
Can I just say you're name is awesome and I hope it's the Rob Zombie reference I want it to be xD
It kinda works, i can see the shading, but it shows a little differently. Although I still found this video extremely helpful, thank you very much. :>
This was a very helpful video👍🏻
personally i use carpets most of the time as they are easy to mass produce with a simple redstone machine
I like carpets but they're a real pain for staircaseing and carpet duping is against the rules most places
this was very very helpfull. thank you for the effort you put into this.
Really good explaination, exactly what I was looking for!
That's very useful! Thank you for making this!
I just started wanting to make map art in bedrock 😅 ty..now I don't want to but those thoughts won't stop me😊 2/9/2024...I post again when I make one😊
that really was helpfull and awesome
Sir I thank you for u have given me the color layout that I dreamed of
Most welcome 😊
Wintertooth100 question: is there another way to open the map without a pc
you should do fill replace so you don't have to place down most of the block
I appreciate all the work!!!
My pleasure!
I DONT WANT IT TO BE OVER!!!!!!!!!
I have been looking on how to make map art on bedrock with a "simple" tool or tools... its not simple and i only hand a cellphone and a xbox, minecraft is on my xbox... long story short 4 hours of google and scaling pic till i found the right combo
There are some programs out there which convert any photo into schematic files to make map arts.
The converter is super confusing to set up, I couldn't get it to work. Plus I think it's only for 1.12, so even if it did work I don't think I could have used it in 1.15.2
@@WintersLorcana check out mapartcraft by rebane2001 it has support for 1.12+ has staircasing and multiple dithering styles
very good explication!! subed!
edit: keep up the good work
Now someone needs to get the hex value of every color that way we can get as close as possible
Screenshot it, slap that bad boy in paint.net and start color picking, you'll have your exact values in seconds haha
Wintertooth100 what if I use the actual map file in the world data so it’s EXACT exact 😳
I have no idea, let me know if that works haha
@@WintersLorcana you got it, I'll probs do it tomorrow
I’m playing Minecraft in Xbox version 1.16.40. The one with realms in it. Why does my map mechanics not work the same way as yours? Is there a way I can contact you though discord or email or something?
Unfortunately Xbox means you're playing one of the Bedrock versions and I'm playing in the Java version. We do indeed have different game mechanics, there isn't anything anyone can do about it right now :(
This video is a life saver
I was using this for a texture of new block and then I clicked a button and set it all to sand... great video though!
I need help. I tried this on Minecraft pocket edition. And it wouldn’t stay a solid color at a incline, it would a checkerboard pattern wherever it incline. I tried doing a incline every two blocks that only showed a poka dot pattern. I even tried to make sure I was doing this at the right direction, but no change.😣
I don't play pocket edition so I can't be certain. Try building a slope north, south, easy and west and note which ones are solid and which ones don't do anything. It might be wildly different on bedrock versions.
Also make sure you're building them long enough, the end blocks will be lighter or darker than the others
I had tried doing that but it still doesn’t work. I tried everything I could but I still end up a checkered pattern on the sloped parts. Can you try Minecraft pocket edition to see my problem?
Can you send me a screenshot on Twitter? I don't own pocket edition of the game, I don't play it, it's too different for me haha
I don’t have a Twitter account, it looks like I have to figure it out on my own. But thank you for your advice😊 and the videos.
It's super weird, I'm sorry I couldn't help more. No ideas why it's doing that. Maybe it has different mechanics than java
Is there a way to get vibrant colours? I’m trying to recreate r/place 2023 and there’s a vibrant magenta like colour, but when I use colours that look vibrant on the ground don’t look vibrant on maps except green and blue thanks to emerald blocks and diamond blocks
On bedrock Minecraft it keeps showing a check board pattern instead of becoming a different shade when I use slopes on it.
have you tried sloping in the other direction? Instead of north/south try east/west? I've never played bedrock, so this is just a guess
@@WintersLorcana I did some experimenting and making the slopes go up 2 blocks at a time instead of 1 fixed the checkerboard
This comment needs to be voted higher!! This is exactly what worked to remove the checkerboard effect for bedrock users! Gradual slopes of 2!!!
thaks for another amazing video
im going to like and commen on every video
Well that would be amazing of you :D
And thank you for the compliment as well haha
Not a single dislike; beautiful
Oh wow, I didn't even notice, that's cool :D
This is amazing
What resourcepack do you use for the sky? Thats awsome!
I don't remember, it's an old one that I've been updating through the game versions myself when the creator abandoned it
@@WintersLorcana thank you for answering, the video was very helpful. Thank you.
Thank you
nice
I am turkish I love your video
Thank you, I enjoyed making it :D
@@WintersLorcana ☺️
Thank you so much for sharing this.
The captions have been translated 1000000000x
#roygbear strikes again.
RoygBear: This time, it's for maps!
Just go to Home Depot. But in all seriousness, awesome video! It helped me a lot. Will you be making a 1.16 version?
Does Xbox not have all those colors? Because pink wool and pink terracotta have the same color for me, great video tho
A lot of blocks produce the same colors, the download won't work for you but the colors should be the same
Wintertooth100 anything that is labeled pink or any color like glass, concrete, terra-cotta and wool will only have the 3 bright pink shades. It’s strange
Yeah, a ton of blocks share the same shades, it took almost two days laying every block and item out and checking maps for the colors, thats why I made the video lol
Wintertooth100 yea well thanks for the hard work, it was a great vid 👍
Hey nobody might get to this, but on bedrock there is a weird checker pattern that appears, I don’t know what this is but it completely ruins it. If anyone could help thanks!
You're in luck, someone else had this issue and shared their fix with me.
They said that instead of sloping 1 block at a time, slope 2 blocks. Let me know if that works for you too
Wintertooth100 thank you so much I’ll try it out and let you know!
very interesting, I know you can make maps like this, but I never did it. It takes so long only for a map. so I didn't know how the great mapbuilder make so many colors. a lot of work you did. you could build a logo with your face on afterlife. Would it be possible to poste content in your community tab on youtube only for subscribers. with that you could give the download only for that people. if not they should add it. would make no sence to sub and unsub every time for a download.
The community tab does work for "members only" but that's the paid subscription thing that I didn't like, otherwise I think it just goes out to everyone.
I have seen people put cobwebs and brewing stands and other transparent blocks on colored blocks to alter the shade. Those that really happen?
Off the top of my head I can't remember what colors they are on the map, but brewing stands and cobwebs make their own colors, and can be shaded the same way. But they both have easier, alternative blocks that produce the exact same colors, and are far easier to get a ton of that there's no reason to use a brewing stand.
The cobweb, maybe you'll use it, I think mushroom stems are the other block of that color. Both can be tedious to get a bunch of.
@@WintersLorcana Thanks for the info. Really appreciate the hardwork you did in the video.
Thanks
Is there like a website I can go to to look up map art with step by step of how to make a piece of map art I find I like?
This information is on the wiki
And also in this video for those of us visual and hands on learners
@@WintersLorcana I kinda wish you didn't have to painstakingly try out every block in the game!
They've been adding new colors for new blocks in the past few updates, I hope they will one day make map colors look a little bit better, even if this means ruining old pixelart maps
i have a problem i am searching something that has the exact same color as ocean but i can't find any can anyone help me?
How do we deal with the checker pattern. I went and looked for myself as how u have it inthe video and I got a checker pattern
great video woww so helpful!
Amazing video
Hah, you didn't even try cobwebs on the blocks.
I did, but for some reason I wasn't getting any effect from it, so I chalked it up to being a removed feature for 1.15.2
I still can't get them to work in my world
I did forget about water completely though XD
What about tertiary+ colors (like red-orange, blue-violet, indigo,) and transparency?
what you get on the map is what you get. With 1.16 out and 1.17 on its way I'll be able to do an update video for this one with the new blocks, already working on it, just need 1.17 to allow old worlds to be loaded properly, so I don't have to redo everything lol
I’m on switch, lol.
I've got a question - are you, the player, able to do map art in the End - after defeating the Ender Dragon?
yes, of course
I’m pretty sure maps look rusty in the end
@@gottalivehappy In the Nether I know that much, not too sure about the End dimension...
THANKYOU for making this, if you didn't do this I might have had to do it in my world
why the fuck would people dislike that video?!
Do u just have a simple list of the flat row for those of us who cant download the world...?
I play on bedrock so I was wondering if the block colors are the same as if you play on java?
I wuv puppys
I like puppies
I like video
I cant open the world as I'm on xbox, what color looks most like skin
(use georgenotfound's skin for reference)
For bedrock edition of the game some blocks in the map are still showed with the wrong colors instead of the java edition when maps were updated in the 1.12
you could have used world edit to help out
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Literally the easiest map art I could think of XD
"Thwn thw rewt of thw mwp"
The age old question: does it work in bedrock?
Kinda, I hear you have to go east too West instead of north to south, and you also have to do two block tall steps instead of one
Wintertooth100 I just checked I made an all white map with the top row raised one block facing north. It seemed to work, but I’m not sure if bedrock includes all the colors that Java does
Do you happen to have schematics of these i can download?
i gaved the like thank you
Art
so colors don't depend on the y coordinates but on the high differences? 4:00
ok thx 6:35
Do it for u poppys
THANK YOU SO MUCH hahahaha
No problem, this was an interesting one to figure out
Why are they sloped it looks the same-
your a fuckin life saver saved me so much time
Glad I could help