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Published Dec 13th, 2021, 12/13/21 9:23 pm
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A datapack that displays your coordinates above your hotbar!
After installing, type /trigger help for more information.
Your coordinates will be sent to you on death unless you turned off coordinates for either yourself or everyone.
"/trigger coordsOff" to turn coordinates off for you.
"/trigger coordsOn" to turn coordinates on for you.
"/trigger sendCoords" to broadcast your coordinates to everyone in the game.
"/function gamerule:show_coords/false" to disable coordinates for everyone. This requires the person executing the command to have operator permissions and also disables the feature to broadcast your coordinates ("/trigger sendCoords") and will not send you coordinates on death.
"/function gamerule:show_coords/true" to enable coordinates for everyone. This also requires the person executing the command to have operator permissions.
Hope this makes your world a bit better!
After installing, type /trigger help for more information.
Your coordinates will be sent to you on death unless you turned off coordinates for either yourself or everyone.
"/trigger coordsOff" to turn coordinates off for you.
"/trigger coordsOn" to turn coordinates on for you.
"/trigger sendCoords" to broadcast your coordinates to everyone in the game.
"/function gamerule:show_coords/false" to disable coordinates for everyone. This requires the person executing the command to have operator permissions and also disables the feature to broadcast your coordinates ("/trigger sendCoords") and will not send you coordinates on death.
"/function gamerule:show_coords/true" to enable coordinates for everyone. This also requires the person executing the command to have operator permissions.
Hope this makes your world a bit better!
| Compatibility | Minecraft 1.14 |
| to | Minecraft 1.19 |
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I was experimenting a while ago with displaying items and text in variable parts of your screen, but I never got to a good point with it. I might revisit that as a possible solution to this suggestion.