how do i find out where i am and/or find out what "world" im in.
cant seem to figure it out, thanks!
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HasseKebab
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Re: Where am i?
theres only 1 world and the current is W6.

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ChaosDave
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Re: Where am i?
oh thanks, i was confused when people have posted about world 5,6 ect.
is there anyway to soom in on map and see it in full?
is there anyway to soom in on map and see it in full?
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graal
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Re: Where am i?
This is the World Map: http://algeralith.info/HavenMap/
It's hard to tell where in the map you are, though. The easiest way is to explore a lot around you and try to match some big areas, like mountains, lakes, etc.
Good luck... : ^)
It's hard to tell where in the map you are, though. The easiest way is to explore a lot around you and try to match some big areas, like mountains, lakes, etc.
Good luck... : ^)
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ChaosDave
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Re: Where am i?
haha yeah it is, thanks alot for the help 
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sabinati
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Re: Where am i?
you're in the jungle, baby
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MagicManICT
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Re: Where am i?
You're gonna diiiiiiiieee!! <guitar>sabinati wrote:you're in the jungle, baby
For some serious help on using that world map, get the Ender client (or pretty much any of the 3rd party clients). They save the maps you've found and cache them to disk. After you've explored a good bit in one session and found some identifying terrain (a lake with a mountain next to it, pink and yellow grasslands together, etc), you can go to where you have your client stored, open up the map subfolder, and inside is a web page called map. Open it and you can then try to compare instead of just doing it from memory.
Word of warning: any time you log out, enter a house or cave, or teleport, it starts a new session (for technical reasons, this is necessary), so if you're going to explore to find your place in the world, try to do it all at once.
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