JSST adds a survival-friendly map decoration editor, giving players the ability to mark maps with several icons, rotate them, and add labels.
A player editing a map in survival, adding, renaming and removing markers.
Usage
Place a map in an item frame, then right click with a feather to start editing. Right click on a blank area to select an existing marking or add a new one.
Name tag: add, update or remove a label
Arrows: change icon
Barrier: remove icon
Swords: rotate icon
Left click to deselect the current icon; left click again to finish editing.
Configuration
Enabled
Whether this feature should be enabled or not.
Options: true, false
Default: true
Requires Operator
Whether the map editor requires players have operator permissions.
Options: true, false
Default: false
Edit Tool
Item or item tag used to start editing maps with.
Options: an item ID (minecraft:feather) or item tag (#c:dyes).
Default: minecraft:feather
Disable Serialization
By default, Minecraft does not keep map markers on save / load. JSST slightly changes map serialization to allow this; this option is intended to be a debug option to disable this.
Options: true, false
Default: false
Allow Editing Locked Maps
JSST will by default not allow players to edit locked maps. This setting lets you edit them.
