IPFinder
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“A client-side Minecraft mod that displays the server address and port when you join a multiplayer server.”
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
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IP Finder Mod
Overview
IP Finder is a
Minecraft client mod that helps you quickly see the server address and port you're currently connected to. Whether you joined via a domain name like "example.com" or a direct IP
address, the mod displays the connection details in your chat.
Features
• Automatically shows the server address and port when you join a server
• Displays addresses in a readable format like "example.com:25565" instead of just numbers
• Includes a /ipfinder chat command to show the server address at any time
• Shows the actual connection port (accounts for SRV records and redirects)
How to Use
1. Automatic Display: When you join a server, the mod automatically shows a message in chat with the server address and port.
2. Manual Command: Type /ipfinder in chat at any time while playing to see the server address again.
3. Format: The address is shown as "hostname:port" – for example, "example.com:25565" or "play.server.net:12345".
Tips & Tricks
• If you connect via a domain name, the mod will keep showing that domain (not the numeric IP), making it easier to remember.
• The displayed port is the actual connection port, which may differ from the default Minecraft port (25565) due to server configurations.
• Use the /ipfinder command if you miss the automatic message or need to check the address later in your session.
Known Limitations
• The mod only works on multiplayer servers, not in single‑player worlds.
• If you join via a direct IP address (like "192.168.1.1"), that IP will be shown as the hostname.
• The command only works while you are connected to a server; it will show an error message if used in a single‑player world or on the main menu.
IP Finder Mod
Overview
IP Finder is a
Minecraft client mod that helps you quickly see the server address and port you're currently connected to. Whether you joined via a domain name like "example.com" or a direct IP
address, the mod displays the connection details in your chat.
Features
• Automatically shows the server address and port when you join a server
• Displays addresses in a readable format like "example.com:25565" instead of just numbers
• Includes a /ipfinder chat command to show the server address at any time
• Shows the actual connection port (accounts for SRV records and redirects)
How to Use
1. Automatic Display: When you join a server, the mod automatically shows a message in chat with the server address and port.
2. Manual Command: Type /ipfinder in chat at any time while playing to see the server address again.
3. Format: The address is shown as "hostname:port" – for example, "example.com:25565" or "play.server.net:12345".
Tips & Tricks
• If you connect via a domain name, the mod will keep showing that domain (not the numeric IP), making it easier to remember.
• The displayed port is the actual connection port, which may differ from the default Minecraft port (25565) due to server configurations.
• Use the /ipfinder command if you miss the automatic message or need to check the address later in your session.
Known Limitations
• The mod only works on multiplayer servers, not in single‑player worlds.
• If you join via a direct IP address (like "192.168.1.1"), that IP will be shown as the hostname.
• The command only works while you are connected to a server; it will show an error message if used in a single‑player world or on the main menu.
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