Ever wondered which mod added that enormous dungeon? Why your world is overflowing with structures? Or how to make villages more common without digging through dozens of configuration files?
Structure Sleuth puts structure discovery, investigation, and world-generation management in one place.
Originally developed as a diagnostic tool for modpack development, Structure Sleuth has evolved into a powerful utility for players, modpack creators, and world-generation enthusiasts.
Know exactly what you're looking at.
No more guessing which of your 200 mods put that enormous fortress in your backyard.
Take control of where structures appear.
Structure Sleuth provides an intuitive in-game editor for supported structure sets.
Available controls include:
Interactive sliders make configuration straightforward, while numeric fields provide the precision experienced modpack developers need.
Note: Some structures share placement settings, and not all generation methods support every control.
Experiment without losing track of your changes.
Whether you're creating a sparse wilderness or a world packed with adventure, Structure Sleuth helps you fine-tune the experience.
Use the /structuresleuth command to inspect structures at your current location.
Open the Structure Sleuth interface.
Select Worldgen.
Navigate to Structure Sets.
Select the structure set you want to modify.
Click Edit set to access the sliders.
Adjust the settings or enter exact numeric values.
Save your changes.
Important: Changes to world generation generally affect newly generated chunks. Existing structures and already-generated terrain are not retroactively changed.
Modpack Developers
Balance exploration, investigate overcrowded worlds, and fine-tune structure generation.
Players
Identify unfamiliar structures and customize supported world-generation settings.
Server Administrators
Investigate structure placement and prepare configuration changes for unexplored terrain.
Content Creators & Testers
Quickly inspect structures, experiment with generation settings, and diagnose worldgen problems.
Structure Sleuth began with a simple question:
“What the hell generated THAT?”
What started as a way to identify mysterious structures has grown into a tool for understanding and managing how structures populate your Minecraft worlds.
Less guessing. More exploring. Better worlds.