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CopyCoords is a small Fabric mod for Minecraft 1.21.x that makes it quick and easy to get, share, and convert coordinates.
Whether you're pasting a location into chat, coordinating building projects across dimensions, or just bookmarking a base, CopyCoords saves a few clicks.
/copycoords — prints your current block coordinates in chat and can copy them to your system clipboard./convertcoords — convert coordinates between the Overworld and the Nether, with optional clipboard copying./msgcoords — send your coordinates to another player, with optional dimension conversion.Use /convertcoords [goal] [x] [y] [z] to convert coordinates between Overworld and Nether.
goal — overworld or nether (autocomplete is supported).x y z — coordinates to convert; you can use relative coordinates with ~ (for example ~ ~1 ~-2)./convertcoords nether 100 64 200 converts Overworld 100 64 200 → Nether (X/Z divided by 8)./convertcoords overworld ~ ~ ~ converts your current position from Nether → Overworld (X/Z multiplied by 8).Notes: Conversion uses the standard 8:1 X/Z scaling between Overworld and Nether. Y is preserved and rounded to the nearest block. Converted coordinates can be automatically copied to your clipboard (enabled by default).
/copycoords [goal] — print and optionally copy current coordinates. When goal is provided, converts your current position to the target dimension./convertcoords [goal] [x] [y] [z] — convert coordinates between dimensions./msgcoords [player] [goal] — send your coordinates to another player, optionally converted to a target dimension.copycoords-<version>.jar into your mods folder.Config file: %APPDATA%/.minecraft/config/copycoords.json
{
"copyToClipboard": true,
"copyConvertedToClipboard": true
}
copyToClipboard to false to only show coordinates in chat (for /copycoords command).copyConvertedToClipboard to false to only show converted coordinates in chat (for /convertcoords command).Both options can also be toggled in the Mod Menu configuration GUI.
MIT — see the LICENSE file.
Suggestions or feature requests are welcome — open an issue or send a message.