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JourneyMap Mod
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JourneyMap 1.18.2 → 1.19.3 is a Minecraft mod that allows players to map and navigate their Minecraft world in real-time. The mod adds a minimap to the game that displays the player’s surroundings and can be customized with various icons and waypoints. The mod also adds a full-screen map that can be accessed by pressing a hotkey.

JourneyMap also allows players to see the locations of mobs, villages, and other points of interest on the map. This can be particularly helpful when trying to locate rare resources or structures. Additionally, players can create custom waypoints to mark locations that they want to remember, such as a base or a particularly scenic location.

JourneyMap is a popular mod among Minecraft players who want to better navigate and explore their Minecraft world. It can be particularly helpful for players who are new to the game and are still learning their way around, or for players who want to quickly locate specific resources or structures. However, it’s important to note that using JourneyMap can be considered cheating on some servers or in some gameplay settings, so it’s important to check the rules before using it.

Some additional features of JourneyMap include the ability to view the map in a top-down or 3D perspective, as well as the ability to toggle various map elements on and off, such as biomes and terrain heights. The mod also includes a powerful search function that allows players to search for specific locations or types of structures.

JourneyMap is compatible with both singleplayer and multiplayer modes, and can be customized to fit the player’s preferred playstyle. For example, players can adjust the size and opacity of the map to make it easier to see while still being able to navigate through the world.

In summary, JourneyMap is a highly useful and customizable mod that can greatly enhance the Minecraft experience for players who want to better navigate and explore their world. However, it’s important to make sure that using the mod is allowed in the particular Minecraft server or gameplay setting that you’re playing in, as some servers may consider it to be cheating.

JourneyMap is a client+server mod for Forge, Fabric, and Quilt which maps your Minecraft world in real-time as you explore.

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✅ Features:

  • It works in single-player and multi-player worlds without the need for a server-side mod.
  • You can use the new Minimap or the full-screen map in-game.
  • You get a daylight map, a moonlight map, cave maps by vertical slice, Nether maps, and End maps.
  • You can see nearby monsters, animals, villagers, pets, named mobs, and other players.
  • You can auto-map an entire single-player world with the click of a button
  • You can also save a PNG image of any map.
  • With new IOS and Android support, you can even use your iPad or Android Tablet as a live map display.

Options Manager

Overview

JourneyMap provides a comprehensive Options Manager to let you safely configure dozens of preferences and options. You should never need to manually edit configuration files.

For a description of the options available in a specific version of JourneyMap, see the following:

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Tooltips

Every option available in the Options Manager has a tooltip that describes what the option is, the valid range of values, and any other information which may be useful.

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Options for JourneyMap 5.1.x

This page lists all of the available options which can be configured in-game using the JourneyMap Options Manager. (Note: All of this information can also be obtained from the tooltips within the Options Manager itself.)

MiniMap Preset (1 and 2)

Configure the appearance of MiniMap Preset (1 and 2). (Switch between presets in-game using the ‘\’ key)

Option Purpose Range / Default Value
Enable MiniMap Display the MiniMap in-game Default: true
Show Animals Nearby passive mobs are shown on the map Default: true
Show Biome Show the biome of your location Default: true
Show Caves Show cave maps when underground or indoors Default: true
Show Compass Show compass points on the MiniMap frame Default: true
Show FPS Show the current Frames Per Second (FPS) Default: false
Show Grid Show a grid of chunk boundaries on the map Default: true
Show Location Show your current location Default: true
Show Mob Headings Show which direction mobs are looking Default: true
Show Mobs Nearby hostile mobs are shown on the map Default: true
Show Pets Nearby pets are shown on the map Default: true
Show Player Headings Show which direction other players are looking Default: true
Show Players Nearby players are shown on the map Default: true
Show Reticle Show a reticle (crosshairs) on the MiniMap Default: true
Show Self Your locator icon is shown on the map Default: true
Show Villagers Nearby villagers are shown on the map Default: true
Show Waypoint Labels Show waypoint labels on the map Default: true
Show Waypoints Nearby waypoints are shown on the map Default: true
Small Icons Use small icons on the map Default: true
Verbose Location Location shows coordinate names (x,y,z) with the numbers Default: true
Location Format of how location coordinates are displayed. Note: ‘v’ stands for vertical slice (or vertical chunk).
Choices available: xzyv, xyvz, xzy, xyz, xz		 Default: x, z, y (v)
Map Heading The orientation (rotation) of the MiniMap. Note: Only Circle supports the “My Heading” Map Heading.
Choices available: North, Old North, My Heading		 Default: My Heading
Mob Icons The iconset used to display mobs on radar
Choices available: 2D, 3D		 Default: 2D
Position Change the position of the MiniMap on your screen
Choices available: Top Right, Bottom Right, Bottom Left, Top Left, Top Center, Center		 Default: Top Right
Reticle Heading The orientation (rotation) of the reticle on the MiniMap
Choices available: Compass, My Heading		 Default: Compass
Shape The shape of the MiniMap. Note: Only Circle supports the “My Heading” Map Heading.
Choices available: Square, Rectangle, Circle		 Default: Circle
Compass Font Scale The font scale used for compass point labels Range: 1 ~ 4 , Default: 1
Font Scale The font scale for labels and text Range: 1 ~ 4 , Default: 1
Frame Opacity Adjust how opaque the MiniMap frame is (as a percentage) Range: 0 ~ 100 , Default: 100
Map Opacity Adjust how opaque the map is (as a percentage) Range: 0 ~ 100 , Default: 100
Size Adjust the size of the MiniMap (as percent of window size). Sizes over 768px may hurt performance. Range: 1 ~ 100 , Default: 30

Fullscreen Map

Configure the appearance of the Fullscreen Map

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Option Purpose Range / Default Value
Show Animals Nearby passive mobs are shown on the map Default: true
Show Caves Show cave maps when underground or indoors Default: true
Show Grid Show a grid of chunk boundaries on the map Default: true
Show Mob Headings Show which direction mobs are looking Default: true
Show Mobs Nearby hostile mobs are shown on the map Default: true
Show Pets Nearby pets are shown on the map Default: true
Show Player Headings Show which direction other players are looking Default: true
Show Players Nearby players are shown on the map Default: true
Show Self Your locator icon is shown on the map Default: true
Show Villagers Nearby villagers are shown on the map Default: true
Show Waypoint Labels Show waypoint labels on the map Default: true
Show Waypoints Nearby waypoints are shown on the map Default: true
Small Icons Use small icons on the map Default: true
Verbose Location Location shows coordinate names (x,y,z) with the numbers Default: true
Location Format of how location coordinates are displayed. Note: ‘v’ stands for vertical slice (or vertical chunk).
Choices available: xzyv, xyvz, xzy, xyz, xz		 Default: x, z, y (v)
Mob Icons The iconset used to display mobs on radar
Choices available: 2D, 3D		 Default: 2D
UI Theme The Theme used to display UI controls in the Fullscreen Map and to style the MiniMap
Choices available: Purist, Vault, Victorian		 Default: Victorian
Font Scale The font scale for labels and text Range: 1 ~ 4 , Default: 1

Web Map

Configure the appearance of the Web Map

Option Purpose Range / Default Value
Enable Web Map Enable the web map (starts an embedded web server) Default: false
Show Animals Nearby passive mobs are shown on the map Default: true
Show Grid Show a grid of chunk boundaries on the map Default: true
Show Mobs Nearby hostile mobs are shown on the map Default: true
Show Pets Nearby pets are shown on the map Default: true
Show Players Nearby players are shown on the map Default: true
Show Self Your locator icon is shown on the map Default: true
Show Villagers Nearby villagers are shown on the map Default: true
Show Waypoints Nearby waypoints are shown on the map Default: true
Google Maps API Domain If your country blocks maps.google.com, select a different domain for the Google Maps API.
Choices available: .ae, .cn, .com, .es, .hu, .kr, .nl, .se		 Default: .com
Mob Icons The iconset used to display mobs on radar
Choices available: 2D, 3D		 Default: 2D
Web Server Port The default port used to display the web map in your browser. If the port is already in use, JourneyMap will try to find an open one by increments of 10. Range: 80 ~ 10000 , Default: 8080

Waypoints

Configure how waypoints are managed and displayed on maps

Option Purpose Range / Default Value
Enable Waypoint Manager Enable the Waypoint Manager. If you use another mod to manage waypoints, you should disable this. Default: true
Create Deathpoints Automatically create a waypoint at the spot where you die Default: true
Maximum Distance The maximum distance from you (in blocks/meters) that a waypoint should be displayed. Affects both waypoints on maps and waypoint beacons. Set to 0 for no maximum. Range: 0 ~ 10000 , Default: 0

Waypoint Beacons

Configure how waypoint beacons are displayed in-game

Option Purpose Range / Default Value
Enable Waypoint Beacons Show in-game beacons of your waypoints Default: true
Auto-Hide Label Hide waypoint labels when you’re not looking toward them Default: true
Bold Label Use bold waypoint labels on beacons Default: false
Rotating Beam Use a rotating outer beam for the waypoint beacons Default: true
Show Distance Show the distance (in blocks/meters) to the waypoint in its label Default: true
Show Icon Show the icon of a waypoint with its beacon Default: true
Show Name Show the name of the waypoint in its label Default: true
Small Icon Use a small icon for the waypoint beacons Default: true
Stationary Beam Use a stationary inner beam for the waypoint beacons Default: true
Font Scale The font scale used to display waypoint labels in-game. Range: 1 ~ 3 , Default: 2

Cartography

Configure how map images are created

Option Purpose Range / Default Value
Always Map Caves Always map the caves in your vertical chunk (slice), even when on the Overworld surface. Disabling this will improve performance. Default: false
Always Map Surface Always map the Overworld surface, even when underground. Disabling this will improve performance. Default: false
High Display Quality Recommended for use with “My Heading” Minimap rotation. Uncheck to improve zoom performance and memory usage. Only affects how a map tile displays, not how it is saved. Default: true
Ignore Glass Ceilings Being under a glass roof will not switch to cave mapping Default: true
Show Bathymetry Shows the terrain of the ocean floor and under water Default: false
Show Crops Crops are shown on the map Default: true
Show Plant Shadows Plants and crops will cast shadows on the map Default: false
Show Plants Plants are shown on the map Default: false
Show Surface Above Caves A dim view of the nearby surface is visible when underground Default: true
Use Antialiasing Enhances the shading effect used to show elevation changes. Disabling may improve performance. Default: true
Use Cave Lighting Use the actual light levels underground. Disable to use full light. Default: true
Use Transparency Transparent blocks will reveal what is below them Default: true
Reveal Shape Shape of the map area revealed around you. Circle reveals fewer chunks than Square and will improve performance.
Choices available: Square, Circle		 Default: Circle
Render Delay Time (in seconds) between Render Passes. Higher values can improve performance, but may result in missed chunks while travelling. Range: 0 ~ 10 , Default: 2
Cave Min Distance Radius of chunks around you that are always mapped when underground or in dimensions with no sky. Lower values can improve performance. Values geater than Minecraft’s Render Distance have no effect. Range: 1 ~ 32 , Default: 3
Cave Max Distance Radius of chunks around you that are eventually mapped underground or in dimensions with no sky. Lower values can improve performance. Values geater than Minecraft’s Render Distance have no effect. Range: 1 ~ 32 , Default: 3
Surface Min Distance Radius of chunks around you that are always mapped on the surface in dimensions with a sky. Lower values can improve performance. Values geater than Minecraft’s Render Distance have no effect. Range: 1 ~ 32 , Default: 4
Surface Max Distance Radius of chunks around you that are eventually mapped on the surface in dimensions with a sky. Lower values can improve performance. Values geater than Minecraft’s Render Distance have no effect. Range: 1 ~ 32 , Default: 7

Advanced Options

Caution! Changing some of these values can cause significant problems and/or crashes.

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Option Purpose Range / Default Value
Announce Mod Announces in the chat window that JourneyMap is ready. Default: true
Check for Mod Updates Turning this off means you won’t be notified when there’s a new version of JourneyMap available. Default: true
Hide Sneaking Entities Whether to hide creatures that are trying to sneak (crouch). Changing this setting is harmless. Default: true
Record Cache Statistics Whether to enable caches to record their statistics. May slightly hurt performance if enabled. Unless you’re a beta-tester or have been instructed to do so, leave it off. Default: false
Logging Level Caution! Some logging levels will hurt performance. Keep the default unless otherwise instructed.
Choices available: OFF, FATAL, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, TRACE, ALL		 Default: INFO
AutoMap Poll Frequency Delay (in milliseconds) between AutoMap region tasks. Lower values will decrease time to AutoMap, but can hurt performance. Range: 500 ~ 10000 , Default: 2000
Browser Poll Delay (in milliseconds) before the web map requests updates. Lower values can hurt performance. Range: 1000 ~ 10000 , Default: 2000
Cache Animals Duration (in milliseconds) radar data is cached before checking for new animals. Lower values can hurt performance. Range: 1000 ~ 10000 , Default: 3100
Cache Mobs Duration (in milliseconds) radar data is cached before checking for new mobs. Lower values can hurt performance. Range: 1000 ~ 10000 , Default: 3000
Cache Player Duration (in milliseconds) status data about you is cached before being rechecked. Lower values can hurt performance. Range: 500 ~ 2000 , Default: 1000
Cache Players Duration (in milliseconds) radar data is cached before checking for new players. Lower values can hurt performance. Range: 1000 ~ 10000 , Default: 2000
Cache Villagers Duration (in milliseconds) radar data is cached before checking for new villagers. Lower values can hurt performance. Range: 1000 ~ 10000 , Default: 2200
Map Tile Render Type Optimize map tile rendering for your video card if they become blurry. Values adjust texture filter + wrap type: 1=Linear+Mirrored, 2=Linear+Clamped, 3=Nearest+Mirrored, 4=Nearest+Clamped. Range: 1 ~ 4 , Default: 1
Maximum Animals The maximum number of passive mobs displayed on Radar. Larger numbers may cause lag. Range: 1 ~ 128 , Default: 32
Maximum Mobs The maximum number of hostile mobs displayed on Radar. Larger numbers may cause lag. Range: 1 ~ 128 , Default: 32
Maximum Players The maximum number of players displayed on Radar. Larger numbers may cause lag. Range: 1 ~ 128 , Default: 32
Maximum Villagers The maximum number of villagers displayed on Radar. Larger numbers may cause lag. Range: 1 ~ 128 , Default: 32
Radar Range Lateral Lateral distance (in blocks) to search for and display entities on Radar. Larger numbers may cause significant lag. Range: 16 ~ 512 , Default: 64
Radar Range Vertical Vertical distance (in blocks) to search for and display entities on Radar. Larger numbers may cause significant lag. Range: 8 ~ 256 , Default: 16

How to Share Waypoints and Locations

You can share Waypoints and locations in one of three ways:

  1. In the Waypoint Manager, press the new Chat button next to a Waypoint. The location will be pasted into the chat UI for you. Add some context if desired, then press Enter. You can use this with /msg or server channels (if present).
  2. In the chat UI, type /jm ~ and press Enter. The command will be replaced with your current location. Add information or edit as needed, then press Enter.
  3. In the chat UI, manually type in a location between square brackets. See location format options below:

Location Format

A location must minimally have the x and z coordinates, but any of the following is possible, and the order you use doesn’t matter:

  • [x:#, z:#]
  • [x:#, y:#, z:#]
  • [x:#, y:#, z:#, dim:#]
  • [x:#, y:#, z:#, dim:#, name:text]
  • [ name:text, dim:#, x:#, z:#, y:#]

A location consists of 2 or more name:value pairs, separated with commas. Any of the following values is supported:

  • x (integer) required
  • y (integer)
  • z (integer) required
  • dim (integer)
  • name (string, no quotes, no commas)

Map a Multiplayer Server

Overview

As of JourneyMap 5.1.3, there is no server-side mechanism for generating a map of a multiplayer server. However, if you are a server owner (or can get access to a copy of the server’s world data folder), there is a workaround:

Workaround

  1. Copy the server world data folder down to your local PC and load it as a Minecraft singleplayer world.
  2. In JourneyMap, go to J > Options > Advanced and set “AutoMap Poll Frequency” to the lowest value allowed (500ms). (This is the amount of time JourneyMap lets Minecraft take a break between region files. Running Automap can cause lag if you try to keep playing while it is running. Lowering the polling rate increases the lag, but reduces the total time it takes to Automap the world.)
  3. In JourneyMap, run J > Actions > Automap for all regions. Keep in mind Automap will do just the dimension you’re in, and only the surface if you’re on the surface. Or if you’re underground, only the vertical slice (chunk), you were in when you kicked off Automap. If you want to Automap multiple slices or dimensions, move to the corresponding area and run Automap again.
  4. If you’re intending to share the results with other players, note that any waypoints you create will go into the same folder as the map image tiles.

When it’s done, the generated map image tiles and waypoints will be in .minecraft/journeymap/data/sp/{worldname}. To use the results when connecting to the server again, you’ll need to copy that folder’s contents to the one JourneyMap uses for your server connection: .minecraft/journeymap/data/mp/{servername}. If you want to share the results with other players, simply zip up the folder and give them these instructions.

Installation instructions Download JourneyMap Mod 1.18.2 → 1.19.3

Install Forge

1- Go to JourneyMap Files on CurseForge, find the version of JourneyMap you have, and read the Changelog for the exact version of Forge you need. Usually it is the Recommended build of Forge.

2- On the Minecraft Forge Downloads page, click the version of Minecraft you are using, and locate the “Recommended” installer.

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3- Download the “Installer” link of the release to get the Forge installer jar.

4- If your Minecraft Launcher is currently running, you’ll need to shut it down now. If you don’t, the new Profile won’t appear until you restart the Launcher.

5- After it has downloaded, double-click the installer jar and a small dialog window will appear:

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6- Select the Install Client option and press OK. It will install a new “Forge” profile in your Minecraft Launcher.

Configure the Forge profile

1- After the Forge profile is installed, run the Minecraft Launcher.

2- In the Minecraft Launcher’s Profile drop-down menu, select the new “Forge” profile. Click the Edit button:

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3- Optional: You can edit the Profile Name if desired. Ex: “Forge 1.7.10”

4- If you have enough RAM, it is highly recommended that you allocate 1GB or more. Enable the checkbox next to JVM Arguments and use the default “-Xmx1G”. If you need to allocate less or more than 1GB, and aren’t comfortable with changing the value, see Tutorial: Giving Minecraft more RAM for details.

5- Locate the Game Directory location on your computer. This is where Minecraft is installed. On Windows, this is usually %appdata%/.minecraft . On OSX, this is usually ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft.

Install JourneyMap

  1. If it doesn’t exist yet, create a “mods” folder in the Minecraft directory (see above).
  2. Put the JourneyMap jar file into the mods directory.
  3. Use the Forge profile in your Minecraft Launcher and JourneyMap will be loaded for you. Happy mapping!
  4. If everything is installed correctly, you will see a “JourneyMap available” chat message in Minecraft. (If you don’t see this, chances are good you don’t have the correct version of Forge in your Minecraft launcher profile. See How to update your Minecraft Profile.

Try it Out!

  1. Start Minecraft and connect to a single player or multiplayer world.
  2. If everything is installed correctly, you will see a “JourneyMap available” chat message in Minecraft.
  3. Try out the in-game map by pressing ‘J’ or click the URL shown in the “JourneyMap available” chat message. (By default this will be http://localhost:8080.

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Overview of Topographic Maps in JourneyMap

JourneyMap’s Topographic Maps let you see the elevation contours of your world. You can customize the topographic map properties and colors in (.minecraft/journeymap/config/5.2/journeymap.topo.config) according to what looks best to you, or what you want to emphasize.

Here’s how it works:

{World height} ÷ {Number of colors} = {Contour interval}

So, given a world height of 256 blocks, a palette of 32 colors will create 32 elevation contours, each with a contour interval of 8 blocks high.

  • 1st color: y 0-7
  • 2nd color: y 8-15
  • etc.

Customization

The topographic maps config file .minecraft/journeymap/config/5.2/journeymap.topo.config can be edited with a simple text editor. You can make changes to it, save it, and see the results immediately in JourneyMap without a need to restart.

The file has the following properties:

  • showContour: Whether to show a contour line between contour intervals. Defaults to true.
  • landContour: Hex color (#rrggbb) of the contour lines on land. Ignored if showContour is false.
  • waterContour: Hex color (#rrggbb) of the contour lines on water. Ignored if showContour is false.
  • land: Quoted, comma-delimited list of hex colors (#rrggbb) for land terrain. The number of colors determines the contour intervals (see Overview above).
  • water: Quoted, comma-delimited list of hex colors (#rrggbb) for water. The number of colors determines the contour intervals (see Overview above).
  • configVersion: Used by JourneyMap to track configuration changes. You can ignore this, and don’t need to change it.

If you get the file hopelessly broken, don’t panic. Simply delete it and restart Minecraft, and a new one will be created for you.

Choosing Good Colors

In truth, finding a “one size fits all” set of colors for topographic maps isn’t likely. Most real-life maps have nonlinear gradients customized to work best with the unique terrain features of a specific area. For example, colors that help you see elevation changes clearly in a place like Kansas, US (very flat) would not work well in the neighboring state of Colorado and it’s Rocky Mountains.

Keybindings

Think your JourneyMap minimap is stuck in night mode? It probably isn’t; there are keys you can use to switch between night, day, and cave mode. See the “cheat sheet” images below.

Don’t like the default keybindings that come with JourneyMap? You can change them in Minecraft Options > Controls.

Minimap Hot Keys

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Fullscreen Map Hot Keys

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💻Screenshots:

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It is pretty easy and simple to use, which makes it very useful for those who are just wanting a simple map exploring Mod to keep everything organized. It is quite detailed and has a great interface whether you are using it while playing Minecraft or viewing your map from a web broser. JourneyMap Mod Minecraft also works in either single player or multiplayer worlds, which also includes MultiVerse-enabled servers, with no server-side mod absolutely needed. You can see a variety of maps such as a daylight map, a moonlight map, cave maps (seen by vertical slice), Nether maps, and even End maps. On these maps, you can see nearby monsters and other players as well as having the option to save any copy of any map as a PNG file for later.

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More Images:

⚙️How to install:

  • Download Minecraft Forge
  • Right click, Run as Administrator and press OK to install Forge. (You can skip this step if youve installed Minecraft Forge)
  • Open Start on desktop => Open Run (Or you can use the Windows +R keyboard shortcut)
  • Type %appdata% into Run and press enter
  • Go to folder /.minecraft/mods
  • Put the jar file of mod into mods folder and then run Minecraft. Done!

JourneyMap now comes in two editions : FairPlay and Unlimited. (See JourneyMap Editions for a full comparison.)

  • FairPlay Edition disables Radar and Cave mapping when in Multi-Player.
  • Unlimited Edition has all features enabled for Single- and Multi-Player.

📥 JourneyMap Mod 1.18.2 → 1.19.3 Download Links:

Name JourneyMap
Update on
Feb 8, 2023
Developer
techbrew
Get it on PC

For Minecraft 1.16.5

Forge: Download from Server

For Minecraft 1.18.2

Forge: Download from Server

Fabric: Download from Server

For Minecraft 1.19

Forge: Download from Server

Fabric: Download from Server

For Minecraft 1.19.2

Forge: Download from Server

Quilt/Fabric: Download from Server

For Minecraft 1.19.3

Forge: Download from Server

Quilt/Fabric: Download from Server

 

 

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