I want to know how to make a waypoint in minecraft
How do I make a waypoint in Minecraft? I know you can but I can't figure out how. I don't mean things like beacons or high towers of blocks, like those signs on Stampy and Squids' race to the moon video. Please tell me how to do that or make my world UN-infinite.
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You can't in Vanilla minecraft. Rei's minimap allows you to make waypoints, and also includes a minimap.
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How do you make a waypoint in Minecraft?
In order to mark a waypoint on a map, all a Minecraft player needs to do is walk up to a banner that was placed down in the world and use a map on the banner. That banner's name, color and location will then be denoted on the player's map.Can you place markers in Minecraft?
To get a locator map in Bedrock edition, you need to use a cartography table to add a compass-either before or after the map is explored. You can also put paper in a cartography table to create an empty map, or paper and a compass to create an empty locator map.How to add Location Markers to Maps in Minecraft Java
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For waypoints, you need client-side mod for minimap. You can do it by installing Forge or Liteloader, depends on your minimap (or ingame map) choose. How to install these you can get on the websites of corresponding projects. (Rei's minimap, Zan's minimap, voxelmap, journeymap, mapwriter, and more....)
For limited world, you need some server-side work. Known solution is to have the server of Bukkit/Spigot/Cauldron type, then installing plugins. Here you search for WorldBorder. It can setup inpassable border in any diameter, circle or square. For each dimension separate one. Note: With the server already installed, you can also install Dynamp plugin, then you will be able to see the map in your browser, however no waypoints in-game with it.
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