How To Use Minecraft Location Tracker

Creating a New World: Click on the "Create New World" button at the top of the page. Enter a name for your Minecraft world and click "Create".

Switching Between Worlds: Use the world selector dropdown to switch between your different Minecraft worlds. All locations specific to that world will be displayed.

Deleting a World: Select the world you want to delete, then click the "Delete World" button. You'll be asked to confirm this action.

Step 1: First, select the world where you want to add the location.

Step 2: Fill out the "Add New Location" form with the following details:

• Location Name: A descriptive name (e.g., "Main Base", "Desert Temple").
• Coordinates: The X, Y, and Z coordinates from your Minecraft game (press F3 in-game to see these).
• Dimension: Select Overworld, Nether, or The End.
• Category: Choose a category that best fits your location.
• Description: Add any helpful notes or details about this location.
• Color Tag: Optionally pick a color to visually identify this location.

Step 3: Click "Save Location" to add it to your world.

Viewing Locations: All locations for the currently selected world will appear in the "Saved Locations" section.

Filtering Locations: Use the filter dropdowns to show only specific dimensions or categories. You can also use the search box to find locations by name or description.

Editing a Location: Click the "Edit" button on any location card. The form will be pre-filled with that location's details. Make your changes and click "Update Location".

Copying Coordinates: Click the "Copy Coords" button to copy the location's coordinates to your clipboard. This makes it easy to share with friends or paste into Minecraft commands.

Deleting a Location: Click the "Delete" button on any location card. You'll be asked to confirm before it's removed.

Nether Portal Calculator: This tool helps you find corresponding coordinates between the Overworld and Nether (8:1 ratio).

1. Overworld to Nether: Enter your Overworld X and Z coordinates, leave the Nether fields empty, then click "Calculate". The tool will show where to build your portal in the Nether.
2. Nether to Overworld: Enter your Nether X and Z coordinates, leave the Overworld fields empty, then click "Calculate". The tool will show where your portal will appear in the Overworld.
3. The tool will automatically fill in the corresponding coordinates after calculation.

Note: In Minecraft, the Nether is compressed 8:1 compared to the Overworld. This means 1 block in the Nether equals 8 blocks in the Overworld.

Distance Calculator: Calculate the distance between any two saved locations.

1. Select two locations from the dropdowns
2. Click "Calculate Distance"
3. View both the 3D distance (including Y axis) and horizontal distance (X and Z only)

Exporting Data: Click the "Export Data" button to download a JSON file containing all your worlds and locations.

Importing Data: Click "Import Data" to upload a previously exported file. This will add those worlds and locations to your current data.

Clearing All Data: The "Clear All Data" button will remove all worlds and locations. Use with caution!