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layout: page
title: Adding a World Border
parent: Community Guides
nav_order: 12
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# Adding a World Border

There are many ways to display your world border on your map.
All of them work by adding a marker to the map.
This guide will list a few of the most common ways to do that.

## Manual in the config
This is the most supported method. This will work on every platform (Paper/Fabric/Forge/etc).
Go to your BlueMap config directory, and open the `maps` folder.
In there, you will find a `.conf` file for each of your maps.
Open the file that corresponds to the world that you want to add a world border to, and scroll to the bottom, until the `marker-sets` section.
Copy this snippet into there, and adapt it to your liking:
```json
marker-sets: {
world-borders: {
label: "World Borders"
toggleable: true
default-hidden: false
sorting: 0
markers: {
world-border: {
type: "shape"
label: "World Border"
position: { x: 0, y: 64, z: 0 } # Center of your world
shape-y: 64
shape: [
{ x: -1000, z: -1000 } # Top-Left (North-West)
{ x: 1000, z: -1000 } # Top-Right (North-East)
{ x: 1000, z: 1000 } # Bottom-Right (South-East)
{ x: -1000, z: 1000 } # Bottom-Left (South-West)
]
line-color: { r: 255, g: 0, b: 0, a: 1.0 } # red
fill-color: { r: 0, g: 0, b: 0, a: 0.0 } # fully see-through
}
}
}
}
```
For more information on how to create markers, please refer to the official Marker Guide: https://bluemap.bluecolored.de/wiki/customization/Markers.html

## Manual with commands
You can manually also create markers with the popular 3rd-party addon, [BlueMap Marker Manager](https://modrinth.com/plugin/bmarker).
This is a Paper plugin and Fabric mod that allows you to create BlueMap markers via in-game commands, instead of via the config.

Create the marker set:
```
/bmarker set-create
/bmarker-setup-set id worldborders
/bmarker-setup-set map "world.(overworld)"
/bmarker-setup-set label World Borders
/bmarker-setup-set build
```

Create the world border marker:
```
/bmarker create shape
/bmarker-setup id worldborder
/bmarker-setup label World Border
/bmarker-setup marker_set "worldborders_world.(overworld)"
/bmarker-setup add_edge -1000 1000
/bmarker-setup add_edge -1000 -1000
/bmarker-setup add_edge 1000 -1000
/bmarker-setup add_edge 1000 1000
/bmarker-setup height 64
/bmarker-setup line_color 255 0 0 1
/bmarker-setup fill_color 0 0 0 0
/bmarker-setup build
```

## Automatic with BlueBorder
There is a much simpler way to add a world border, if you're using the vanilla world border: you can install the [BlueBorder](https://github.com/pop4959/BlueBorder) plugin!
It automatically adds a world border marker at the position of your world border, without any commands or configuration necessary!
You can choose the colour for your border in the config file.

## Automatic with BlueBridge
[BlueBridge](https://github.com/Mark-225/BlueBridge) is another plugin that can add a marker where your vanilla world border is.
Download `BlueBridgeCore.jar` and `BlueBridgeWB.jar`, and place them in your plugins folder.
For more information on how to use this plugin, please visit [its wiki](https://github.com/Mark-225/BlueBridge/wiki/Usage).

## Automatic with ChunkyBorder
If you're not using the vanilla world border, you can also use [Chunky](https://modrinth.com/plugin/chunky) and its extension [ChunkyBorder](https://modrinth.com/plugin/chunkyborder) to add a world border.
You can then create a world border like this:
```
/chunky radius 1000
/chunky border add
```
or like this:
```
/chunky world the_nether
/chunky shape circle
/chunky radius 1000
/chunky border add
```
For more information on how to use Chunky and ChunkyBorder, please visit their respective wiki's: [Chunky Wiki](https://github.com/pop4959/Chunky/wiki) and [ChunkyBorder Wiki](https://github.com/pop4959/ChunkyBorder/wiki)
You can choose the colour for your border in the config file.

If this is an Earth map that you got from from [earth.motfe.net](https://earth.motfe.net/), then you can find the exact commands and coordinates to add your border on this website: [docs.apocmc.us/minecraft-earth-map/map-borders](https://docs.apocmc.us/minecraft-earth-map/map-borders#id-1-500-scale-map)
Please note that you do _not_ have to run `/chunky start`, though, like this website suggests!

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