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"title": "Welcome to MineGeo",
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"markdown": "# Welcome to MineGeo\n\nWelcome, explorer! MineGeo drops you into a Minecraft view and asks one question: **where are you?** Look for clues, pick a spot on the map, and see how close you got.\n\n> Me: “I know this place.” Also me: guesses on the other side of the map. 🗿\n\n## Just want to play?\n\n1. Open [Play & maps](https://minegeo.vercel.app/servers).\n2. Choose a map.\n3. Choose Easy for a relaxed first game.\n4. Click **Start exploring**.\n\nYou can play public maps without an account or Minecraft installed. A game has five rounds. Read **Your first game** in the page menu if you want a walkthrough.\n\n## Find your guide\n\n- **Multiplayer and chat:** invite friends and talk while you play.\n- **Accounts and appearance:** change your name, theme, or glow color.\n- **Windows desktop client:** play in a separate app.\n- **Create and publish a map:** let others explore your Minecraft builds.\n- **Share and import maps:** play a map your friend sent as a ZIP file.\n- **Bug reports and support:** get help when something breaks.\n\n## A small heads-up\n\nYou need an internet connection. Sign in to host a party or keep your own maps. These instructions use the English button names; Russian is available in the site's footer.\n\nMineGeo is an independent community project, not affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft."
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"markdown": "# Welcome to MineGeo\n\nWelcome, explorer! MineGeo drops you into a Minecraft view and asks one question: **where are you?** Look for clues, pick a spot on the map, and see how close you got.\n\n> Me: “I know this place.” Also me: guesses on the other side of the map. 🗿\n\n## Just want to play?\n\n1. Open [Play & maps](https://minegeo.site/servers).\n2. Choose a map.\n3. Choose Easy for a relaxed first game.\n4. Click **Start exploring**.\n\nYou can play public maps without an account or Minecraft installed. A game has five rounds. Read **Your first game** in the page menu if you want a walkthrough.\n\n## Find your guide\n\n- **Multiplayer and chat:** invite friends and talk while you play.\n- **Accounts and appearance:** change your name, theme, or glow color.\n- **Windows desktop client:** play in a separate app.\n- **Create and publish a map:** let others explore your Minecraft builds.\n- **Share and import maps:** play a map your friend sent as a ZIP file.\n- **Bug reports and support:** get help when something breaks.\n\n## A small heads-up\n\nYou need an internet connection. Sign in to host a party or keep your own maps. These instructions use the English button names; Russian is available in the site's footer.\n\nMineGeo is an independent community project, not affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft."
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"markdown": "# Your first game\n\nYour goal is to work out where the view was taken. You do not need to know Minecraft coordinates to enjoy a game.\n\n## Play a round\n\n1. Open [Play & maps](https://minegeo.vercel.app/servers), choose a map, and keep **Solo** selected.\n2. Pick a difficulty and click **Start exploring**.\n3. Drag the picture to look around. You can turn your view, but you cannot walk around.\n4. Look for a mountain, beach, river, road, or interesting building.\n5. Open the small map in the bottom-right corner. Click where you think you are to place a pin.\n6. Move the pin if you change your mind, then submit your guess before time runs out.\n\n## Pick your pace\n\n- **Easy:** 3 minutes per round, with zoom. A good place to start.\n- **Normal:** 90 seconds per round, with zoom.\n- **Hard:** 30 seconds per round, without zoom. Bring your detective hat.\n\n> “Just one more look around.” The timer: 0:01. 💀\n\n## How points work\n\nA closer guess earns more points. You can get up to **5,000 per round** and **25,000 across all five rounds**. If the clock runs out without a guess, that round gets zero. You can still finish the game.\n\nNorth is at the top of the map. Compare shapes: a bend in a river or the edge of a forest can be easier to spot than a single house.\n\n\n\nA familiar reaction when every mountain looks like your mountain. [Meme source: Imgflip](https://imgflip.com/memetemplate/373211007/Confusion).\n\n## See how you did\n\nAt the end, compare your guesses with the real locations. Visit the [Leaderboard](https://minegeo.vercel.app/leaderboard) to search for players or choose a difficulty. Your best full-game score is used for ranking. Multiplayer has its own results, and private imported maps do not add leaderboard scores."
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"markdown": "# Your first game\n\nYour goal is to work out where the view was taken. You do not need to know Minecraft coordinates to enjoy a game.\n\n## Play a round\n\n1. Open [Play & maps](https://minegeo.site/servers), choose a map, and keep **Solo** selected.\n2. Pick a difficulty and click **Start exploring**.\n3. Drag the picture to look around. You can turn your view, but you cannot walk around.\n4. Look for a mountain, beach, river, road, or interesting building.\n5. Open the small map in the bottom-right corner. Click where you think you are to place a pin.\n6. Move the pin if you change your mind, then submit your guess before time runs out.\n\n## Pick your pace\n\n- **Easy:** 3 minutes per round, with zoom. A good place to start.\n- **Normal:** 90 seconds per round, with zoom.\n- **Hard:** 30 seconds per round, without zoom. Bring your detective hat.\n\n> “Just one more look around.” The timer: 0:01. 💀\n\n## How points work\n\nA closer guess earns more points. You can get up to **5,000 per round** and **25,000 across all five rounds**. If the clock runs out without a guess, that round gets zero. You can still finish the game.\n\nNorth is at the top of the map. Compare shapes: a bend in a river or the edge of a forest can be easier to spot than a single house.\n\n\n\nA familiar reaction when every mountain looks like your mountain. [Meme source: Imgflip](https://imgflip.com/memetemplate/373211007/Confusion).\n\n## See how you did\n\nAt the end, compare your guesses with the real locations. Visit the [Leaderboard](https://minegeo.site/leaderboard) to search for players or choose a difficulty. Your best full-game score is used for ranking. Multiplayer has its own results, and private imported maps do not add leaderboard scores."
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"markdown": "# Windows desktop client\n\nWant MineGeo in its own window? The Windows app plays the same online game as the website.\n\n## Get the app\n\n1. Open [Downloads](https://minegeo.vercel.app/downloads).\n2. Choose the **Windows x64** download.\n3. When it finishes, open the downloaded MineGeo file. You can usually find it in your Downloads folder.\n4. Play as a guest or sign in to your account.\n\nThere is no installation wizard. You need an internet connection. The current app is for Windows; on Mac or Linux, use the website instead.\n\n## A Windows warning?\n\nThe current app may show an unknown-publisher warning. Download it only from MineGeo's official Downloads page. If you are unsure about the warning, use the website or ask support for help.\n\n## Updates and sign-in\n\nWebsite changes appear when the app reloads. When a new desktop app is released, download the new version from Downloads.\n\nThe app remembers your sign-in on that computer. Choose **Sign out** when using a shared computer. Removing the downloaded app file does not automatically sign you out.\n\n## If it will not open the game\n\nCheck your internet connection and try [MineGeo in your browser](https://minegeo.vercel.app). Tell support whether both versions fail or only the app."
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"markdown": "# Windows desktop client\n\nWant MineGeo in its own window? The Windows app plays the same online game as the website.\n\n## Get the app\n\n1. Open [Downloads](https://minegeo.site/downloads).\n2. Choose the **Windows x64** download.\n3. When it finishes, open the downloaded MineGeo file. You can usually find it in your Downloads folder.\n4. Play as a guest or sign in to your account.\n\nThere is no installation wizard. You need an internet connection. The current app is for Windows; on Mac or Linux, use the website instead.\n\n## A Windows warning?\n\nThe current app may show an unknown-publisher warning. Download it only from MineGeo's official Downloads page. If you are unsure about the warning, use the website or ask support for help.\n\n## Updates and sign-in\n\nWebsite changes appear when the app reloads. When a new desktop app is released, download the new version from Downloads.\n\nThe app remembers your sign-in on that computer. Choose **Sign out** when using a shared computer. Removing the downloaded app file does not automatically sign you out.\n\n## If it will not open the game\n\nCheck your internet connection and try [MineGeo in your browser](https://minegeo.site). Tell support whether both versions fail or only the app."
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"title": "Create and publish a map",
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"markdown": "# Create and publish a map\n\nBuilt something worth getting lost in? Turn it into a map for other players.\n\n## The short version\n\n1. Capture views in Minecraft with a MineGeo capture tool.\n2. Upload them to your account.\n3. Check your private map and choose the views you want to use.\n4. Send it for review when it is ready.\n\nUploading does not immediately make your map public. A **draft** is a map only you can work on before sharing it publicly.\n\n## How do I take the pictures?\n\nUse the MineGeo capture mod from [Downloads](https://minegeo.vercel.app/downloads). A mod is an add-on for Minecraft. It helps you capture views and send them to MineGeo.\n\nOpen **Capture your Minecraft world** in these docs for the next steps. If you have never installed a Minecraft mod, ask a friend who has, or your server owner, to help. You do not need a capture tool just to play other people's maps.\n\n## Check your map\n\nAfter uploading, open **My account**, find your map, and click **Open map**. Wait for the pictures to finish preparing.\n\nGive it a clear name and description. Look all the way around each view: can a player see useful clues? Keep at least **five locations**. A map can hold up to **24**. Save your changes.\n\n> Your beautiful base: 10/10. Your ability to recognize its back wall: 0/10. 😅\n\n## Let everyone play\n\nClick **Submit for review**. A Moderator or Admin will check the map. If they return it, read their feedback, make the changes, and send it again.\n\nWhile a public map's update is being checked, players can still enjoy its previous approved version. Some editing controls are unavailable during review.\n\nA map imported from a friend's ZIP cannot be submitted as your own. You can play that copy privately instead."
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"markdown": "# Create and publish a map\n\nBuilt something worth getting lost in? Turn it into a map for other players.\n\n## The short version\n\n1. Capture views in Minecraft with a MineGeo capture tool.\n2. Upload them to your account.\n3. Check your private map and choose the views you want to use.\n4. Send it for review when it is ready.\n\nUploading does not immediately make your map public. A **draft** is a map only you can work on before sharing it publicly.\n\n## How do I take the pictures?\n\nUse the MineGeo capture mod from [Downloads](https://minegeo.site/downloads). A mod is an add-on for Minecraft. It helps you capture views and send them to MineGeo.\n\nOpen **Capture your Minecraft world** in these docs for the next steps. If you have never installed a Minecraft mod, ask a friend who has, or your server owner, to help. You do not need a capture tool just to play other people's maps.\n\n## Check your map\n\nAfter uploading, open **My account**, find your map, and click **Open map**. Wait for the pictures to finish preparing.\n\nGive it a clear name and description. Look all the way around each view: can a player see useful clues? Keep at least **five locations**. A map can hold up to **24**. Save your changes.\n\n> Your beautiful base: 10/10. Your ability to recognize its back wall: 0/10. 😅\n\n## Let everyone play\n\nClick **Submit for review**. A Moderator or Admin will check the map. If they return it, read their feedback, make the changes, and send it again.\n\nWhile a public map's update is being checked, players can still enjoy its previous approved version. Some editing controls are unavailable during review.\n\nA map imported from a friend's ZIP cannot be submitted as your own. You can play that copy privately instead."
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"markdown": "# Capture your Minecraft world\n\nThis page is for players who want to make a map. If you only want to guess locations, you can skip it!\n\n## Before you start\n\nYou need Minecraft Java and the matching MineGeo capture mod from [Downloads](https://minegeo.vercel.app/downloads). The page lists the supported Minecraft versions and what to install alongside it.\n\nIf mod installation is new to you, ask a friend or server owner for help with that part. Choose the download matching your Minecraft version. Your server does not need its own MineGeo plugin for you to use the capture mod.\n\n## Capture a new map\n\n1. Open Minecraft with the capture mod installed.\n2. Join the world or server you want to show.\n3. Press **G** to open MineGeo's capture panel.\n4. Follow the sign-in steps to connect your MineGeo account.\n5. For a new map, leave **Add to map ID** empty.\n6. Capture at least **five different viewpoints**, up to 24, then upload.\n7. Return to **My account** on MineGeo and open your map when it is ready.\n\nA viewpoint is the place you stand when taking a view. Spread them around interesting parts of the world so players have something to recognize.\n\n## Pick useful views\n\n- Show landmarks, paths, rivers, hills, and buildings.\n- Check the view is clear rather than completely blocked by a wall.\n- Capture places you have permission to share.\n- Preview the finished pictures before sending the map for review.\n\n## What if my server owner handles maps?\n\nAsk them whether they can make a map with MineGeo's server plugin. You do not need to type server commands or manage the server yourself.\n\n## Adding views to someone else's map?\n\nRead **Contribute panoramas** first. You will need the owner's map ID, which tells MineGeo which map should receive your views."
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"markdown": "# Capture your Minecraft world\n\nThis page is for players who want to make a map. If you only want to guess locations, you can skip it!\n\n## Before you start\n\nYou need Minecraft Java and the matching MineGeo capture mod from [Downloads](https://minegeo.site/downloads). The page lists the supported Minecraft versions and what to install alongside it.\n\nIf mod installation is new to you, ask a friend or server owner for help with that part. Choose the download matching your Minecraft version. Your server does not need its own MineGeo plugin for you to use the capture mod.\n\n## Capture a new map\n\n1. Open Minecraft with the capture mod installed.\n2. Join the world or server you want to show.\n3. Press **G** to open MineGeo's capture panel.\n4. Follow the sign-in steps to connect your MineGeo account.\n5. For a new map, leave **Add to map ID** empty.\n6. Capture at least **five different viewpoints**, up to 24, then upload.\n7. Return to **My account** on MineGeo and open your map when it is ready.\n\nA viewpoint is the place you stand when taking a view. Spread them around interesting parts of the world so players have something to recognize.\n\n## Pick useful views\n\n- Show landmarks, paths, rivers, hills, and buildings.\n- Check the view is clear rather than completely blocked by a wall.\n- Capture places you have permission to share.\n- Preview the finished pictures before sending the map for review.\n\n## What if my server owner handles maps?\n\nAsk them whether they can make a map with MineGeo's server plugin. You do not need to type server commands or manage the server yourself.\n\n## Adding views to someone else's map?\n\nRead **Contribute panoramas** first. You will need the owner's map ID, which tells MineGeo which map should receive your views."
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"markdown": "# Bug reports and support\n\nFound something broken? Tell us what happened so we can help.\n\n## Send a report\n\n1. Click **Report a bug** in the header, or open [Support](https://minegeo.vercel.app/support).\n2. Give it a clear title, such as “The map stays blank when I start a game”.\n3. Describe what you clicked, what you expected, and what happened instead.\n4. Add a screenshot if it helps. You can attach one PNG, JPG, or WebP picture up to **5 MB**.\n5. Click **Send bug report**.\n\nA screenshot is a picture of what is on your screen. On Windows, press **Windows + Shift + S**, select the area, and save the picture before attaching it. Hide private messages, passwords, and other personal information first.\n\n## Example\n\n“I opened a map, chose Normal, and clicked Start exploring. The timer started, but the picture stayed blank. I tried refreshing once. I am playing in the Windows app.”\n\nYou do not need technical words or a perfect explanation. Tell us what you saw.\n\n## Read and send replies\n\nOpen the report from **Your bug reports** on the support page. Staff replies appear there, and you can send more information in the same conversation. You do not need another app or a separate support account.\n\nIf the report says it is still waiting to be delivered, keep an eye on that message. A saved report may not have reached support yet.\n\n## Keep access to your report\n\nSigning in is the easiest way to keep your reports. If you sent one as a guest, return using the same browser. Sign in there and choose **Keep this report in my account**.\n\nClearing your browser data before linking a guest report may lose access to it.\n\n## Rewards\n\nStaff may award a username glow and **Bug finder** badge for a confirmed bug. If you receive a glow, choose its color in settings. A guest must link the report to an account to receive a pending account reward.\n\n## Finished with the report?\n\nOnce support has received it, you can choose **Close report**. Staff can close it too. It becomes **Done** and you cannot send more messages.\n\n**Closed reports, messages, and screenshots are deleted after three days.** The page shows the deletion date. Save anything you need before then. Account rewards you have already received stay with your account."
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"markdown": "# Bug reports and support\n\nFound something broken? Tell us what happened so we can help.\n\n## Send a report\n\n1. Click **Report a bug** in the header, or open [Support](https://minegeo.site/support).\n2. Give it a clear title, such as “The map stays blank when I start a game”.\n3. Describe what you clicked, what you expected, and what happened instead.\n4. Add a screenshot if it helps. You can attach one PNG, JPG, or WebP picture up to **5 MB**.\n5. Click **Send bug report**.\n\nA screenshot is a picture of what is on your screen. On Windows, press **Windows + Shift + S**, select the area, and save the picture before attaching it. Hide private messages, passwords, and other personal information first.\n\n## Example\n\n“I opened a map, chose Normal, and clicked Start exploring. The timer started, but the picture stayed blank. I tried refreshing once. I am playing in the Windows app.”\n\nYou do not need technical words or a perfect explanation. Tell us what you saw.\n\n## Read and send replies\n\nOpen the report from **Your bug reports** on the support page. Staff replies appear there, and you can send more information in the same conversation. You do not need another app or a separate support account.\n\nIf the report says it is still waiting to be delivered, keep an eye on that message. A saved report may not have reached support yet.\n\n## Keep access to your report\n\nSigning in is the easiest way to keep your reports. If you sent one as a guest, return using the same browser. Sign in there and choose **Keep this report in my account**.\n\nClearing your browser data before linking a guest report may lose access to it.\n\n## Rewards\n\nStaff may award a username glow and **Bug finder** badge for a confirmed bug. If you receive a glow, choose its color in settings. A guest must link the report to an account to receive a pending account reward.\n\n## Finished with the report?\n\nOnce support has received it, you can choose **Close report**. Staff can close it too. It becomes **Done** and you cannot send more messages.\n\n**Closed reports, messages, and screenshots are deleted after three days.** The page shows the deletion date. Save anything you need before then. Account rewards you have already received stay with your account."
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"markdown": "# Troubleshooting\n\nStart with the problem closest to yours. If these steps do not help, use **Report a bug** and tell us what you see.\n\n## The picture is blank or loading forever\n\nCheck your internet connection and refresh once. Try a different map. If only one map fails, mention which one in your report. In multiplayer, the timer keeps running while you refresh.\n\n## I cannot host a party\n\nSign in first. Hosting needs an account; joining a friend's invitation does not. Your host name comes from your account's Display Name.\n\n## My friend's invite will not work\n\nAsk whether the party is full, already started, or closed. The host can create a fresh party if needed. Old unfinished parties expire after 24 hours.\n\n## My upload is taking a while\n\nOpen the map from **My account** and read its progress message. Preparing a large map can take time. If it shows an error, include that message in a bug report. Repeatedly uploading the same map usually will not help.\n\n> Upload button: clicked. Me, one second later: “Are we there yet?” ⏳\n\n\n\nThe classic waiting reaction. Check the progress message before trying the upload again. [Meme source: Imgflip](https://imgflip.com/memetemplate/123104217/Mr-bean-waiting).\n\n## I cannot publish a friend's ZIP map\n\nThat is expected. You can play the imported copy privately and invite friends. Only the original owner can submit the original map for public review.\n\n## My contribution disappeared\n\nContributions leave the dashboard list after five days, but they are not deleted. Use the direct link if you kept it, or ask the map owner for help.\n\n## The capture says I am on the wrong server\n\nCheck that you joined the server the map owner told you to use. If it still fails, ask them to check the expected server address.\n\n## I cannot open an old guest bug report\n\nTry the browser you originally used. Guest reports depend on that browser remembering you. For future reports, sign in or choose Keep this report in my account. Closed reports are deleted after three days.\n\n## The Windows app will not load\n\nCheck your connection, then try [MineGeo in your browser](https://minegeo.vercel.app). Tell support whether the website works and the app does not, or both fail.\n\n## Discord still shows a closed party\n\nThe message turns red and should disappear five minutes after the closed notice reaches Discord. If delivery is delayed, the invite's lobby page shows whether the party is actually open."
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"markdown": "# Troubleshooting\n\nStart with the problem closest to yours. If these steps do not help, use **Report a bug** and tell us what you see.\n\n## The picture is blank or loading forever\n\nCheck your internet connection and refresh once. Try a different map. If only one map fails, mention which one in your report. In multiplayer, the timer keeps running while you refresh.\n\n## I cannot host a party\n\nSign in first. Hosting needs an account; joining a friend's invitation does not. Your host name comes from your account's Display Name.\n\n## My friend's invite will not work\n\nAsk whether the party is full, already started, or closed. The host can create a fresh party if needed. Old unfinished parties expire after 24 hours.\n\n## My upload is taking a while\n\nOpen the map from **My account** and read its progress message. Preparing a large map can take time. If it shows an error, include that message in a bug report. Repeatedly uploading the same map usually will not help.\n\n> Upload button: clicked. Me, one second later: “Are we there yet?” ⏳\n\n\n\nThe classic waiting reaction. Check the progress message before trying the upload again. [Meme source: Imgflip](https://imgflip.com/memetemplate/123104217/Mr-bean-waiting).\n\n## I cannot publish a friend's ZIP map\n\nThat is expected. You can play the imported copy privately and invite friends. Only the original owner can submit the original map for public review.\n\n## My contribution disappeared\n\nContributions leave the dashboard list after five days, but they are not deleted. Use the direct link if you kept it, or ask the map owner for help.\n\n## The capture says I am on the wrong server\n\nCheck that you joined the server the map owner told you to use. If it still fails, ask them to check the expected server address.\n\n## I cannot open an old guest bug report\n\nTry the browser you originally used. Guest reports depend on that browser remembering you. For future reports, sign in or choose Keep this report in my account. Closed reports are deleted after three days.\n\n## The Windows app will not load\n\nCheck your connection, then try [MineGeo in your browser](https://minegeo.site). Tell support whether the website works and the app does not, or both fail.\n\n## Discord still shows a closed party\n\nThe message turns red and should disappear five minutes after the closed notice reaches Discord. If delivery is delayed, the invite's lobby page shows whether the party is actually open."
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