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MapCoverageTracker
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A lightweight Fabric client-side mod for Minecraft 1.21.11 to track mapped locations in your world
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Runs entirely on the client. Works on vanilla servers.
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Ever started to create a giant map of your world, only to lose track of which 128×128-block “map squares” you’ve already covered?
Map Coverage Tracker helps you keep track of which areas you’ve already mapped.
Ever started to create a giant map of your world, only to lose track of which 128×128-block “map squares” you’ve already covered?
Map Coverage Tracker helps you keep track of which areas you’ve already mapped.
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Press M to open UI In the UI you can specify the area you want to track. -
Map ID The mod renders the map id on top of the item to make it easier to find the map you are searching for -
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