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Death Finder Mod adds the exact position of every death to the death screen as well as the death message, so you know exactly where to go looking for your items. Never waste time searching for your items ever again. Features: The death position is added to the death screen.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Death Finder Mod GuideFinding Your Items After Death Death Finder Mod records where you die and shows that location right on the death…How to Enable Click-to-Teleport for All Players on Your ServerUnderstand the Restrictions By default, only server operators can click coordinates in the death message to teleport.…How to Find Your Items After DyingRead the Death Screen When you die, the death screen now shows the exact position where you died, not just the…How to Get Death Messages for Villagers and Named EntitiesWhy This Matters By default, the mod already shows a death message whenever a villager or a named entity dies. This…How to Use the Distance Readout to Navigate Back to Your Death PointWhat the Distance Tells You The death message includes your current distance from the death point. This number…

Frequently asked questions

What does the Death Finder Mod add to the death screen?
It adds the exact position of your death to the death screen so you know where to go looking for your items.
What information is included in every death message?
Each death message includes the coordinates, the dimension, and your current distance from the death point.
Can server operators teleport to a death point from the death message?
Yes, server operators can click the coordinates in the death message to teleport to the death point.
What restrictions apply if teleporting is enabled for all players?
Teleporting only works within the next 5 minutes after dying, and only for your own most recent death point.

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