MC-66091Map Zooms Incorrectly
Dupe of 64909. Sorry. This is a better description though, so that's useful I guess.
Whenever I expand the map in the past few snapshots, the original map's area is in the top left rather than the middle. In 14w32b, the zoom is a little to the left of the top center, and in earlier versions, it was further left.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Fill empty map
2. Use multiple of 8 pieces of paper surrounding map on crafting table to expand map
3. Fill new map
4. Notice difference (may need 2 or 3 expansions to tell clearly)
Below is a picture of the bug at work.
Environment
Windows 8
Linked Issues
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Created Issue:
Map Zooms Incorrectly
Whenever I expand the map in the past few snapshots, the original map's area is in the top left rather than the middle. In 14w32b, the zoom is a little to the left of the top center, and in earlier versions, it was further left.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Fill empty map
2. Use multiple of 8 pieces of paper surrounding map on crafting table to expand map
3. Fill new map
4. Notice difference (may need 2 or 3 expansions to tell clearly)Below is a picture of the bug at work.
Environment
Windows 8
Attachments1
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Dupe-Whenever I expand the map in the past few snapshots, the original map's area is in the top left rather than the middle. In 14w32b, the zoom is a little to the left of the top center, and in earlier versions, it was further left.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Fill empty map
2. Use multiple of 8 pieces of paper surrounding map on crafting table to expand map
3. Fill new map
4. Notice difference (may need 2 or 3 expansions to tell clearly)Below is a picture of the bug at work.
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Dupe-Whenever I expand the map in the past few snapshots, the original map's area is in the top left rather than the middle. In 14w32b, the zoom is a little to the left of the top center, and in earlier versions, it was further left.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Fill empty map
2. Use multiple of 8 pieces of paper surrounding map on crafting table to expand map
3. Fill new map
4. Notice difference (may need 2 or 3 expansions to tell clearly)Below is a picture of the bug at work.
Dupe
Whenever I expand the map in the past few snapshots, the original map's area is in the top left rather than the middle. In 14w32b, the zoom is a little to the left of the top center, and in earlier versions, it was further left.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Fill empty map
2. Use multiple of 8 pieces of paper surrounding map on crafting table to expand map
3. Fill new map
4. Notice difference (may need 2 or 3 expansions to tell clearly)Below is a picture of the bug at work.
Dupe of 64909.
Whenever I expand the map in the past few snapshots, the original map's area is in the top left rather than the middle. In 14w32b, the zoom is a little to the left of the top center, and in earlier versions, it was further left.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Fill empty map
2. Use multiple of 8 pieces of paper surrounding map on crafting table to expand map
3. Fill new map
4. Notice difference (may need 2 or 3 expansions to tell clearly)Below is a picture of the bug at work.
Dupe of 64909.
Whenever I expand the map in the past few snapshots, the original map's area is in the top left rather than the middle. In 14w32b, the zoom is a little to the left of the top center, and in earlier versions, it was further left.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Fill empty map
2. Use multiple of 8 pieces of paper surrounding map on crafting table to expand map
3. Fill new map
4. Notice difference (may need 2 or 3 expansions to tell clearly)Below is a picture of the bug at work.
Dupe of 64909. Sorry. This is a better description though, so that's useful I guess.
Whenever I expand the map in the past few snapshots, the original map's area is in the top left rather than the middle. In 14w32b, the zoom is a little to the left of the top center, and in earlier versions, it was further left.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Fill empty map
2. Use multiple of 8 pieces of paper surrounding map on crafting table to expand map
3. Fill new map
4. Notice difference (may need 2 or 3 expansions to tell clearly)Below is a picture of the bug at work.
duplicates
Confirmed.
Also, my report MC-66091 is a duplicate. Someone should get to that so we can unite our votes under one thread.
It's not in 14w32c/d, so it would be useful if you could change the versions affected LuMo25.
Just deleted an old comment of mine that seems to have incorrect information.
30c and before had hard to do alligning on higher zoom levels and also had proper centering
Grum fixed MC-66091, which stated that alligning on higher zoom levels didn't work (it did, it was just harder to do, needing some calculating work with coördinates)
By fixing that "bug", the centering feature was sacrificed for easier alligning.
Too bad, but after reviewing things again it appears to be working as intended. So this report is just a suggestion for a revert or, like Torabi said, make a new crafting recipe.
So, yeah... working as intended after all.
Arjan, MC-66091 was not fixed. It was a duplicate, and it was resolved because of my comment saying it was a duplicate, not because the bug was fixed. Anyway, I like the new system with the basis on a certain point, but that should be (0, y, 0), or maybe even the spawn point, not some arbitrary number. Coordinates aren't only for debugging; many map mods show coordinates and servers use them in mapping their world. Also, Systems' point 4). So the "debug screen only" point is quite weak. Seems that the new map centering system is glitched, not the maps themselves. As I said earlier, this could be fixed by making the center always (0, y, 0), or maybe even better, go back to the old system. Mappers who wished for this new change might complain that the maps do not interlock, but this could be offset by having an option to show the coordinates without any of the fps/version/java/etc info somewhere such as the inventory or on the screen itself. It seems a majority of users would rather use a coordinate-based system, though a world-grid based system is nice.