Here 'n' There

About

To insert coordinates, simply type the keyword (also known as an 'alias'), then press the Tab key.

By default, the following aliases are available:

• here - the player's coordinates, formatted as x y z
• here, - as above, formatted as x,y,z
• there - the coordinates of the block that the player is looking at, formatted as x y z
• there, - as above, formatted as x,y,z

Configuration

The mod can be configured via a Cloth Config options UI, accessible via ModMenu or the mod list.

HereNThere uses a placeholder system, so in addition to the basic aliases enabled by default, you can add aliases for a range of other values. Currently, the following placeholders are available:

• %pos%
  • The player's position, e.g. 35 -14 183.
  • The full pattern allows for variations, all of which can be combined:
  • %lpos% - gets the position of the block that the player is looking at.
  • %posd% - gets the player's precise position as a 3D decimal vector.
  • %pos,% - alters the delimiter between values to ,.
  • %pos^1.3^^-2% - alters the position according to the caret modifiers (distance left, up and forwards relative to the player's facing angle).
• %x%
  • A single X, Y, or Z component of the player's position, e.g. 35.
  • The full pattern allows for modifications, all of which can be combined:
  • %ly% - gets the Y coordinate of the block that the player is looking at.
  • %zd% - gets the precise coordinate as a decimal.
  • %x+5, %x*7.4 - performs a single operation ([+-*/]) on the value.
• %facing%
  • The angle that the player is facing, as a 3D decimal vector of magnitude 1 e.g. -0.092361,-0.489725,-0.866971.
  • The full pattern allows for variations, all of which can be combined:
  • %facing,% - modifies the delimiter between values to ,.
  • %facing+14% - performs a single scalar operation ([+-*/]) on the vector.
• %target-id%
  • The UUID of the entity that the player is looking at.
• %name%
  • The player's name.
• %dimension%
  • The name of the dimension that the player is currently in, e.g. minecraft:overworld.
• %dimension-path%
  • As per %dimension% but only the path - that is, only the value after the :.

This list may be expanded in future development.

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