WITS Mod Wiki
WITS Mod Wiki & Guide
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WITS Mod adds a simple command that tells you the name of any structure you are standing in. When you use the command, it shows the official registry names for structures at your location. This is very helpful for making modpacks, as it lets you easily see which mod adds a certain building. It works
Guides
Step-by-step, in-game.
How to Find Out Which Mod Adds a Structure You're Standing InRun the Command Where You Stand Stand exactly where the structure is — inside the walls, on the floor, or at the…How to Identify a Structure at Any Coordinate as a Server OperatorCheck Your Permissions First The operator command /witsop requires operator status on the server. If you are not…How to Tell Which Mod Owns a Structure Without Leaving Your BaseUnderstand What the Command Reads The mod does not scan the world or guess — it queries the game's structure registry…How to Troubleshoot a Blank or Unexpected /wits ResultBlank Results If /wits returns nothing, the most common cause is position. Structure bounding boxes are often larger…
Frequently asked questions
How do I use the WITS mod to find out what structure I'm standing in?
Stand inside the structure and type /wits in chat. The command prints the registry names of every structure at your current position, which usually includes the mod ID in the name.
What's the difference between /wits and /witsop?
/wits only checks the structure at your own position and works for any player. /witsop lets server operators check any coordinate in any dimension by specifying the dimension and coordinates.
How do I check a structure at specific coordinates as an operator?
Use /witsop followed by the dimension and the coordinates, for example the overworld, nether, or end plus your X, Y, and Z values. You need operator permissions to run it.
Why does /wits say nothing or return a blank result?
You're probably not standing inside a structure that the vanilla /locate command can find. Small features like dungeons, desert wells, and other minor generated features aren't tracked as structures, so WITS can't detect them.