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Ghostbys Death Waypoints
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Saves where you died and points you back to it with a compass on your screen. It even guides you through the Nether to get your stuff back.
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GhostbyTMGs Death Waypoints
Never lose your stuff again.
When you die, the mod saves the exact spot and shows a compass on your screen that leads you straight back to it.
✨ Features
- ☠️ Death compass: a bar at the top of your screen points to where you died, with the distance and how far up or down it is
- 📍 Exact coordinates: shown on screen and posted in chat when you die (only you can see the message)
- 🔥 Nether guide: if you died in the Nether and you’re in the Overworld (or the other way round), it shows the matching spot so you know where to build a portal
- ✅ Clears itself: the waypoint disappears once you make it back
- 💾 Remembered: each world and server keeps its own death point, even after you restart the game
- 🧭 Two styles: a compass bar at the top or a small arrow in the corner
- ⚙️ Settings: press O, or open them from Mod Menu
📋 Requirements
- Fabric API
- Mod Menu (optional)
Client-side only, so it works on any server.
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