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Manhunt Tracker
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Manhunt Tracker

by Nextr · on CurseForge

Real-time Manhunt tracker for Minecraft Bedrock 1.21+. Action-bar compass arrow, distance/coords, dimension-aware messaging, and offline last-seen…

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Manhunt Tracker — screenshot 1

Introduction

Minecraft Bedrock Edition 1.21+

Manhunt Tracker is a powerful, real-time tracking addon for Minecraft Bedrock, designed for Manhunt, PvP, and competitive survival gameplay. Track any player using a simple command and get a live action-bar display with a relative compass, distance, and coordinates — all while staying balanced and dimension-aware.

Features

Relative Compass Arrow (Action Bar)

Live Data Display

 

Dimension Awareness

Target moved to THE NETHER. Last seen here: X: 100 Z: -50
Target is in THE OVERWORLD. Go there!

Offline / Crash Handling

 

It keeps the last known location and dimension until the player reconnects.

Flexible Commands

Installation & Setup

  1. Install the pack(s) into your world.

  2. Open World Settings → Experiments.

  3. Enable “Beta APIs” (Required).

  4. Add and activate the behavior packs.

  5. Enter the world and use the command below to start tracking.

NOTE: This addon requires Beta APIs to function correctly.

Commands

Gameplay Balance Notes

Compatibility

Perfect for:

Why Not Use a Compass?

Many Manhunt addons rely on a compass-based tracking system. While that works well on Java Edition, it is not reliable or clean on Minecraft Bedrock and causes several gameplay and technical issues.

On Bedrock Edition, compass tracking often works by constantly resetting the world spawn point to the runner’s position. This leads to multiple problems:

Because of these limitations, a compass-based system on Bedrock is not a proper or stable solution.

Action Bar Tracking

Manhunt Tracker uses a custom action-bar tracking system instead of a compass:

In Game Images

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