Exploration & Getting Around

Journeymap

A live minimap in the corner of your screen and a full-screen map (press J by default) showing terrain you’ve explored. Right-click anywhere on the full map to place a custom waypoint, or press B while standing somewhere to drop a waypoint at your current location. Waypoints show up as markers both on the minimap and in the world as a small beam/label so you can navigate toward them. You can toggle between minimap shapes/sizes and change map themes in its options menu (found in Mod Menu or the map screen itself).

Waystones

Craftable teleport hubs. Once you build a Waystone, right-click it to activate it and give it a name. Right-click any activated Waystone afterward to open a teleport menu listing every Waystone you’ve discovered — click one to warp there instantly (this may cost XP levels depending on server settings). Great for setting up a home base plus quick links to farms, mines, or friends’ bases.

Universal Graves

If you die, a “grave” marker spawns where you died containing all your dropped items. Just walk up and interact with it to get your items back before they’d normally despawn — much safer than diving back into danger to grab a floating item pile. Some configurations show a compass-style indicator pointing you back to your grave.

Lootr

Changes how loot chests (in dungeons, villages, ruins, etc.) work: each player gets their own personal, randomized version of the chest’s loot the first time they open it, instead of the loot being shared and emptied for everyone. This means you and your friends can loot the same dungeon chest separately without racing each other or finding it empty. Chests behave exactly like normal — just open and take items as usual.

Veinminer Enchantment

Lets you break an entire connected vein of matching blocks in one hit. Our server runs Veinminer in “enchantment” mode, which means veinmining only works on tools that have the Veinmine enchantment on them. You can get this enchantment the normal way — through an enchanting table, an anvil (combining a Veinmine book with your tool), or villager trades. Once your pickaxe (or axe, etc.) has Veinmine on it, hold down the keybind (defaulted to ‘y’) and mine normally: breaking one block in a vein of matching blocks will break the whole connected vein automatically, consuming durability and dropping items for each block as usual. Veinmining will only work on blocks that you’d typically break with that tool (pickaxe for stone and ores, shovel with dirt, etc).