1.0.0

First release of Roleplayer's Atlas — a fork of Antique Atlas 4, ported to 1.21.8 and built out for roleplay servers. Everything is client-side; the server needs no mod.

Drawing on the map

• Territories — paint an area chunk by chunk and name it; the name is written across the land, and entering the area can announce it on screen.
• Routes — click out a path, drawn as a curving dashed track with its name written along the curve, optionally reporting its length.
• Quill inscriptions — free text placed anywhere, with no icon.
• Marker layers — your own layers with names and colours, filtered by tabs; deaths get one automatically.
• Notes and search — any mark can carry a note, searchable from the magnifier above the tabs.
• 53 marker icons, each with a recolourable accent layer.

Marks as records

• Dating — every mark records the day it was drawn, taken from the world's game time rather than its time of day, so a frozen or per-player day cycle can't skew it. Death markers were migrated onto the same counter.
• Cartographer's seal — exported scrolls carry your name and the date.
• Hearsay — marks imported from someone else's signed scroll arrive faint, filed into a layer named after their author, captioned with who said so and when.
• Verification — walking to a hearsay mark firms it up and records the day you saw it for yourself.

Sharing

• Map scrolls — export terrain and any chosen markers, inscriptions, territories and routes into an .atlas file and hand it to another player; import with per-category and per-object selection.

Getting around

• Guide arrows — track any mark for an arrow and a distance from your position; it drops itself and chimes on arrival.
• The hearth — your respawn point marked automatically, with its own button beside the player button, tracked and restyled like any other mark but never deleted, layered or exported.

Saving pictures

• Map snapshots — save the current view or the whole explored map, stitched from real in-game renders so it matches the screen pixel for pixel. Optionally framed like a hung item frame and signed with your name and the date.

Interface

• The atlas shrinks into your free hand when you hold an item, with the open and close animation preserved.
• Sounds for painting, drawing routes, tracking, arriving, layer tabs, search and export.
• Settings screen via Mod Menu — searchable with a per-option reset where Cloth Config is installed, plain but complete where it isn't.

Credit

A fork of Antique Atlas 4 by Sisby folk, itself a rewrite of Hunternif's Antique Atlas as continued by Kenkron, asie and tyra314. Requires their Surveyor Map Framework.

Changelog: https://github.com/GlamArdor/roleplayers-atlas/releases/tag/v1.0.0+1.22