# Create Track Map<\/p>\n
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Create Track Map (CTM) is a multi-loader mod that displays a track map of Create trains in your world, including all tracks, signals, stations, and trains. The signals and trains are updated in (practically) real time.<\/p>\n
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# Usage<\/p>\n
CTM is available for download on Modrinth. **Please make sure you download the correct version for your loader, Minecraft version, and Create version.** Below is the compatibility chart for Create versions:<\/p>\n
| | CTM \u22641.3 | CTM 1.4 | CTM \u22651.5 |
\n|:—|:–:|:–:|:–:|
\n| **Create 6.0** | \u274c | \u2705 | \u2705 |<\/p>\n
## Installation
\nSimply place the .jar file in your mods folder (or install with a modloader) like any other mod! CTM is intended to be a server side mod, but can also run in single-player worlds and LAN servers. It runs a web server on port `3876` by default, but [this can be configured](#configuration). You must forward this port if you wish to see the map. *(How do I do this?)* <\/p>\n
The map itself is visible at the root (by default `http:\/\/localhost:3876\/`). If using a proxy to serve the map, make sure to configure it to let Server-Sent Events through.<\/p>\n
### *Singleplayer*
\nThe map is hosted on your computer so while Minecraft is open, enter `http:\/\/localhost:3876\/` into your browser.<\/p>\n
### *Multiplayer*<\/p>\n
**A) Local (LAN) server**
\nThe map is still hosted on your computer so while the game is open, enter `http:\/\/localhost:3876\/` into your browser.
\nThose in your household can see the map by entering `http:\/\/[your computer’s IPV4 address]:3876\/` into their browser.
\n*How do I see my computer’s IPV4 address?*<\/p>\n
**B) The server is on my PC**
\nThe map is still hosted on your computer so while the server is open, enter `http:\/\/localhost:3876\/` into your browser.
\nThose in your household can see the map by entering `http:\/\/[your computer’s IPV4 address]:3876\/` into their browser.
\nThose outside your household can see the map by entering `http:\/\/[your public IPV4 address]:3876\/` into their browser.
\n*How do I see my public IPV4 address?*<\/p>\n
**C) The server is hosted with a hosting service**
\nThe map is hosted with the server on that service. You can see the map at `[your server address]:3876\/` while the server is up.
\n**NOTE: YOUR SERVICE MUST SUPPORT EXTRA PORT FORWARDING.** You can check with support\/the docs for the service or just good old Google. If the service doesn’t support this, you are out of luck. You can switch services or try hosting your own.<\/p>\n
*Just so it’s clear: Do not include the brackets around your IPV4 address! For example: `192.168.0.0:3876`*<\/p>\n
## READ THIS BEFORE ASKING FOR HELP!<\/p>\n
To use this mod, **you must be able to open a second port**, in addition to your Minecraft server, which CTM will run its web server on. If you are using Aternos, this is not possible. If you are using a shared hosting provider, please contact your host for assistance in opening a port. No support will be provided to open a port or to diagnose issues which are not caused by a bug in the mod.<\/p>\n
# Advanced Usage<\/p>\n
### CTM API
\nCTM provides the following API, also accessible through the same port:<\/p>\n
– `\/api\/network`, `\/api\/network.rt`: List of all track pieces and train stations
\n– `\/api\/signals`, `\/api\/signals.rt`: List of all train signals, including their states
\n (green, yellow, red)
\n– `\/api\/blocks`, `\/api\/blocks.rt`: List of all signal control blocks, and whether they are occupied or reserved by a train
\n– `\/api\/trains`, `\/api\/trains.rt`: List of all assembled trains, including their names and
\n positions
\n– `\/api\/style.css`: CSS style sheet generated from configured colors and fonts
\n– `\/api\/config.json`: Map configuration<\/p>\n
The `.rt` versions update in real time with Server-Sent Events (SSE).<\/p>\n
### Configuration<\/p>\n
CTM’s config options can be found at `create-track-map.json` in your server’s config directory. It is automatically created at startup if it doesn’t exist.<\/p>\n
The following options are available:<\/p>\n
“`js
\n{
\n \/\/ Whether to actually start the watcher and the server.
\n “enable”: false,<\/p>\n
\/\/ How long to wait between track data updates.
\n “watch_interval_seconds”: 0.5,
\n \/\/ The port the internal web server listens on.
\n “server_port”: 3876,<\/p>\n
“map_style”: {
\n \/\/ Font to use for the map’s UI. Must be a valid CSS font stack.
\n “font”: “ui-monospace, “JetBrains Mono”, monospace”,
\n \/\/ Colors for individual components of the map. Must be valid CSS colors.
\n \/\/ Any CSS color format will work, such as named colors and rgb().
\n “colors”: {
\n “background”: “#888”,
\n “track”: {
\n “occupied”: “red”,
\n “reserved”: “pink”,
\n “free”: “white”
\n },
\n “signal”: {
\n “green”: “#71db51”,
\n “yellow”: “#ffd15c”,
\n “red”: “#ff5f5c”,
\n “outline”: “black”
\n },
\n “portal”: {
\n “primary”: “purple”,
\n “outline”: “white”
\n },
\n “station”: {
\n “primary”: “white”,
\n “outline”: “black”
\n },
\n “train”: “cyan”,
\n “lead_car”: “darkturquoise”
\n }
\n },<\/p>\n
“map_view”: {
\n “initial_dimension”: “minecraft:overworld”,
\n “initial_position”: { “x”: 0, “z”: 0 },<\/p>\n
\/\/ Zoom levels must be integers, but may be negative.
\n \/\/ Each zoom level is twice as big as the previous.
\n \/\/ 0 is a decent minimum but may be impractical for large networks.
\n \/\/ 3 is the sensible default for viewing double-tracked networks.
\n “initial_zoom”: 3,
\n “min_zoom”: 0,
\n “max_zoom”: 4,<\/p>\n
\/\/ Whether a zoom control should be visible on the screen.
\n “zoom_controls”: true,<\/p>\n
\/\/ Which side of the track a signal should be displayed on.
\n \/\/ Valid values are LEFT or RIGHT (all uppercase).
\n “signals_on”: “RIGHT”
\n },<\/p>\n
“dimensions”: {
\n \/\/ Dimension names must be namespaced.
\n “minecraft:overworld”: {
\n \/\/ Label that shows up in the layer switcher.
\n “label”: “Overworld”
\n },
\n “minecraft:the_nether”: {
\n “label”: “Nether”
\n },
\n “minecraft:the_end”: {
\n “label”: “End”
\n }
\n },<\/p>\n
“layers”: {
\n “tracks”: {
\n “label”: “Tracks”,
\n “min_zoom”: 0,
\n “max_zoom”: 4
\n },
\n “blocks”: {
\n “label”: “Track Occupancy”,
\n “min_zoom”: 0,
\n “max_zoom”: 4
\n },
\n “signals”: {
\n “label”: “Signals”,
\n “min_zoom”: 0,
\n “max_zoom”: 4
\n },
\n “portals”: {
\n “label”: “Portals”,
\n “min_zoom”: 0,
\n “max_zoom”: 4
\n },
\n “stations”: {
\n “label”: “Stations”,
\n “min_zoom”: 0,
\n “max_zoom”: 4
\n },
\n “trains”: {
\n “label”: “Trains”,
\n “min_zoom”: 0,
\n “max_zoom”: 4
\n }
\n }
\n}
\n“`<\/p>\n
Reload the config without restarting the server by running `\/ctm reload` (operator permissions required).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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