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Track a Build Project with Coordinates, Dimensions and Screenshots

Build profiles let you record everything about a project in one entry. That covers what it is, where it is, how big it is and who designed it.

Set up a build profile

1. Open the Build Notes Mod menu and start a new build tracker entry.

2. Choose a scope. Use World for a single-save project or Server for a group build everyone should see.

3. Fill in the profile details:

  • Project name, such as "Spawn Castle" or "Iron Farm".
  • Dimensions, so you remember the planned footprint.
  • Coordinates. Press F3 to read your current position, then type it in.
  • Designer credits, useful when you copy a design or several players work on one build.

Add custom fields and screenshots

Custom text fields let you track details the standard profile doesn't cover:

  • Output rates for a farm.
  • A parts list of redstone components.
  • Running counts of materials gathered against materials needed.

You can also attach a screenshot gallery to the entry. This is a good way to show progress at each stage or to keep a reference image of the finished look. On a server, you can share these entries and galleries with other players so the whole team works from the same plan.

Tip: pin the profile's material notes to your HUD while you work, so the counts stay visible as you build.