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Vitek's Player Finder (Triangulate Waypoints)

by Vitek91130 · on Modrinth

When you press the "V" key (you can change it in the settings), press it once, then move away and look in the same direction, 2 "lines" are drawn and if…

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Vitek's Player Finder (Triangulate Waypoints)

Vitek's Player Finder is a clever utility mod designed to help you locate distant players, structures, or landmarks using the real-world mathematical principle of triangulation.

Instead of running thousands of blocks to find out where a base or a player is, you can now pinpoint their exact coordinates from a distance by taking just two directional sights!


✨ Features


🛠️ How It Works (Step-by-Step)

Using the mod is simple, but requires a small change in your position to calculate the intersection:

  1. First Sight (Point A): Look directly at your target (or the direction where you think a player/base is) and press the "V" key (default). This casts the first imaginary line.
  2. Move Away: Walk a reasonable distance to the left or right to create an angle (this forms your baseline).
  3. Second Sight (Point B): Look at the same target from your new position and press "V" again.
  4. Boom, Waypoint! The mod will automatically calculate where those two lines intersect and instantly create a Xaero's waypoint at that exact spot.

🚀 Requirements & Compatibility

To function properly, this mod requires a map system to plot the coordinates. You must install the following mods for this to work:

Currently only compatible with Fabric 1.21.11.


📝 Modpacks & Permissions

You are completely free to include this mod in any modpack on Modrinth or CurseForge! No permission required.

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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