ARGUS community map
An interactive community map with Overworld, Nether, and End views, searchable coordinates, layers, waystones, and a separate archive.
Open ARGUS mapThe live map is community-built. It is not a server world download.
The server is a mess.
At least it has maps.
Community projects turn explored chunks, map art, and spawn into something you can inspect without taking another lava bath.
Community tools
Choose a map.
Carlox spawn map
A continuously updated spawn-area render contributed by players. Zoom around, check the exploration heatmap, or inspect the contributor stats.
Open the spawn map6b6t live map
Explore terrain charted on 6b6t with the server’s map mod. Check coordinates and see what has been mapped before setting off into the unknown.
Open the 6b6t map6b6t Mapart Index
A community catalog for map art and map IDs. Useful when the thing you want to find is a picture made of many tiny squares.
Browse map artHow to use them
Coordinates still matter.
These are community-built tools with different coverage and purposes. Keep the right tab open; the terrain remains less cooperative.
01 / FIND
Start with ARGUS
Search or move between dimensions to locate an area in the interactive map.
02 / ZOOM
Use Carlox near spawn
Inspect explored terrain, contributor activity, and the heatmap around the spawn region.
03 / IDENTIFY
Look up map art
Use the Mapart Index to browse cataloged maps and IDs.
Map etiquette: a web map tells you where the community has recorded terrain. It does not teleport you, protect your base, or guarantee the picture is fresh. Still beats wandering blind into a lava river.