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The option --headless makes the whole process go much much faster! | The option --headless makes the whole process go much much faster! | ||
The --size=256 gives a certain resolution in Atlas. For higher resolutions you would use =1024 or for lower resolutions you would use =64. | The --size=256 gives a certain resolution in Atlas, meaning that each map generated will be 256x256 pixels. For higher resolutions you would use =512 or =1024 or for lower resolutions you would use =64 or =128. You can really use any number that is a multiple of 2 (64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, I use 2048 for very high quality maps). | ||
Therefore, to create low resolution maps type... | Therefore, to create low resolution maps type... | ||
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'''Note:''' Some PC's get errors when they write program files. If you are getting it write Progra~1 instead of Program Files. | '''Note:''' Some PC's get errors when they write program files. If you are getting it write Progra~1 instead of Program Files. | ||
There are a lot of commands that can be used in Map. To see them, just type in the command box map --help. | |||
===Run Atlas=== | ===Run Atlas=== | ||