I wasn't aware portals to the nether worked on any server. But if they did, that would rock.

You have way too much free time my friend.

As far as I know, the Nether is not working yet on SMP servers.

EDIT: Heh, double beaten!

You should have made it out of Stone or Obsidian.

Why must school take up so much time? I could be building awesome stuff too! Waahhh!!!

The sad thing is, I may not have internet during Spring Break, when I'll have time to play.

What is wrong with you? I could never sit down in front of a computer and have no desire to do anything with it. My problem is the usual: play over projects.

I haven't really run into that issue yet. I'm sitting here at home coding right now. It's just C++ instead of C#.

Buy a Bowflex.

I understand both sides to the story. Sometimes I spend all day and all evening on the computer and enjoy every minute of it (usually, this results in me staying up way too late), but other times by the time I get home I have no energy to sit at a computer and watch TV instead (probably because for the past month I've stayed up way too late at night). Some nights I don't even have energy for that and go to bed at like 7pm... Microsoft software is mentally exhausting joke here. Honestly, it probably has more to do with the hours that I keep, and my eventual need to catch back up, but I'm sure that the stress of dealing with Microsoft's software doesn't help any.

Where's that building 23? I can never find it.

Also, is Cartography turned off? If that's the case, why not just do it once a day? That wouldn't cause as much lag like the last time.

So I was looking for that awesome thing all the time on the server when it was on your single player map?

Oh sorry, that's directed for BAF or CGames whenever they read it. It's a tool for rendering the map, the one used at mcmap.baf.cc. Though I just call it Cartography and the name of the program might be totally different.

Cartograph?

Tectonicus works with the new format. Minetographer, which uses Tectonicus as it's rendering engine, still comes with the old version, but you can just rename the new Tectonicus .jar file and replace the one that Minetographer comes with.

Minetographer is just a GUI front-end for Tectonicus, so perhaps you should look at the latter instead if you're going to be automating. Tectonicus supports player positions and signs, but not POIs. I personally prefer its map format, which is isometric. Its format is rather large though. On the default settings, a map takes up 1.7Gb.