PapyrusCs

Be it that you’re an avid Minecraft user, who wishes to keep tabs on progress and visualize it through maps, or you’re just curious about the explored content and its map correspondent, having an efficient way to look at the map and its contents, can be of paramount importance. Aside from using the default, gameplay map viewing capabilities, users can rely on specialized tools, such as PapyrusCs.

Designed in order to help users visualize Minecraft Bedrock Edition maps, it offers a top-down view of all the already explored game sections, allowing users to preview the areas from above. There are two main rendition options, the application yielding both HTML and Web-compatible images as output maps.

Written in C# and powered by .NET Core, PapyrusCs comes deployed as a Command Line Interface app, which carries an internal library of pre-defined commands, which users can rely on in order to perform their required tasks.

Toggling all the available parameters can be done using the “- -help” command, and users can also perform compiling, either by using the latest iteration of Visual Studio, or by running the “dotnet publish PapyrusCs -c Release --self-contained --runtime win-x64” command in the CLI.