Better Navigation
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I created this mod that player, no longer to press F3 to navigate preventing to ruining of their exploration experiences.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Are you tired to press F3 of your keyboard? Well same here, and now I've decided to solve my problem to share all of you what I create.
And this is Better Navigation... It is simple HUD that no longer to navigate your coordinates, days, on your F3 Keyboard.
Features: Last Death Position (Press H on your keyboard or customized your own keybinds) Linear Compass Stats HUD (Coords, Day, FPS)
_Official Released in All Version 1.21.X (Fabric API required of specific version.
Coming Soon the Snapshot 26.x on June 15_
Let me know if there's the bug or not working for you and contact me on discord: https://discord.com/channels/1513463083492708515/1513463084134563993

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