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# Map System
Our map system ensures that you can create maps in one world and take them to all other worlds without any problems. \
So, if you want, you can build maps on your realm and sell them in the main world.
#### Original maps
To ensure that only the map builder can duplicate the map, this only works with original maps.
You get an original map by creating the map normally with a right click with the blank map. This is then also written under the map.
The original map is specially marked.
To duplicate an original map, you need a cartography table. Simply place the **original** map in the upper field and one or more blank maps in the lower field. \
On the right side, you can now take out the copy of the map. The original card will not be used up.
With the copy of a card (it will not be marked as an original card either) no further copies can be made.
You can copy the map in the cartography table.
#### Enlarge maps
If you place a piece of paper in addition to the original map in the cartography table instead of a blank map, you can scale the original map 1x larger. You will then receive an original map with a larger area. The original map is used up in the process.
Also the one-time larger scaling of a map is possible in the cartography table.
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How do you get a cartography table? It's simple: Craft it for yourself!
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