Antique Atlas Mod FAQ

Craft an Antique Atlas using the recipe shown in the mod's crafting guide, then right-click while holding it to activate and create your first usable map.

A newly activated atlas only shows areas you've already explored in that dimension; walk around and the map will gradually fill in as you discover new terrain and biomes.

Antique Atlas is a Java Edition mod only and does not work on Bedrock Edition or Pocket Edition.

Open your atlas and use the on-screen buttons to create a new marker, then click on the map location where you want to place it and give it a label.

Yes, you can combine two different atlases to merge their discovered areas into one new map using the combine feature.

Open your atlas, find the export button on the interface, and select it to save your current dimension's map as a PNG image file to your computer.

Yes, each player can have their own atlas and map their discoveries independently on multiplayer servers.

Yes, you can clone an atlas to create a safe copy so you don't lose your map data if something happens to the original.

Use your mouse scroll wheel to zoom in and out, or use the zoom controls on the map interface.

The atlas displays terrain and biomes; it will show the landscape of custom structures you've built or found, but doesn't have special markers for them unless you add them manually.

Craft an Antique Atlas , then right-click while holding an Empty Antique Atlas to create a usable map. The wiki lists a crafting recipe for it.

Hold the active atlas and right-click to open the map screen. Click and drag to pan, use the scroll wheel to zoom, and use the on-screen buttons to add, remove, or hide markers or export the map as an image file.

The wiki lists a crafting recipe for the Antique Atlas . You can also clone an atlas by crafting it with empty atlases, or combine two atlases to merge their discovered areas into a new one.

The wiki page has sections for Guides, Recipes, Items, Configuration, and Dependencies . It covers craftable atlases that record explored terrain as hand-drawn-style maps.

The mod is available for Forge and Fabric, not Bedrock.

The mod is available for Forge and Fabric, not Minecraft PE.