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Answers to frequently asked questions. Please check these before asking on Discord, Spigot, GitHub, or others!
You can use any publicly-accessible link from the internet that is a direct link to a PNG, JPG, JPEG or GIF file.
Some examples:
- this link, a direct link to an image, is valid: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/21/Acme_klein_bottle.jpg
- this link, a link to a Wikimedia Commons page for the image, is not, as it's a link to a webpage containing the image: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Acme_klein_bottle.jpg
- this link, a direct link to an image, is valid: https://i.imgur.com/MT0Ruv9.png
- this link, a link to the imgur webpage containing the image, is not: https://imgur.com/MT0Ruv9
If the /tomap
command errors with “The given URL is not a valid image”, you probably gave a wrong link, to something else than a image directly. To check that, make sure there is no webpage around the image. You can also right-click the image you want and selecting “Copy image URL” (or similar) to get the direct link to the image in your clipboard.
This means ImageOnMap was unable to find an image at the URL you given. Double-check the spelling, and ensure the image still exist. If nothing work, you can try to re-host the file somewhere else—you can use imgur, for example.
When you import an image using /tomap
, ImageOnMap asks the image's host to get the file so it can display it on your Minecraft server. This error means the web server said “sorry but no, I will not give you this image”. That's not very nice.
Although we have added some workarounds to avoid this problem in common cases, ImageOnMap cannot force a web server to send the file if it is a bit stubborn. In this case, your only option is to re-host the image you want to send. You can use imgur, for example.
The same tip apply for any error message starting with HTTP error
, except for 404, as explained above.
Yes, but they won't animate.
Yes, if your permissions plugin allows to negate permissions (all of them probably support that). To prevent players to create new images, negate the imageonmap.new
permission. In most case, give the -imageonmap.new
permission to do that.
ImageOnMap is open to every player by default because we want the plugin to be usable directly, even without a permissions plugin.