🧭 ST Explorer
Get a title for every new biome and structure you find, and save your own waypoints — all from one menu. No mods, no setup, no operator permissions.
ST Explorer is a standalone datapack that turns exploring into something you can see and track. The first time you step into a biome — or inside a structure — a big title shows its name, a soft chime plays, and your running count updates. When you find a place worth coming back to, save it as a waypoint: a beam of light marks it from far away and a compass leads you there.
✨ Features
🧭 Biome Explorer
- A title with the biome's name the first time you step into it, in a different color every time.
- Every vanilla biome counts, and the total adjusts to your version (63 / 64 / 66).
- Check your progress anytime in the menu ("12/66") and press [View missing] for a list of every biome you haven't visited yet.
🏛 Structure Explorer
- Step inside a structure for the first time and get the title, a chime and a chat line with your running count.
- 19 structures: Village, Pillager Outpost, Woodland Mansion, Desert Pyramid, Jungle Temple, Igloo, Swamp Hut, Ruined Portal, Ocean Monument, Shipwreck, Ocean Ruins, Mineshaft, Stronghold, Ancient City, Trail Ruins, Trial Chambers, Nether Fortress, Bastion Remnant and End City.
- Variants count as one (any village, any mineshaft, any shipwreck…).
- Its own count ("5/19") and [View missing] list in the menu.
📍 Waypoints
- Up to 20 per player, in a paged list that only shows the ones you have, with a [+ New waypoint] button.
- Pick one of 10 types — Home, Mine, Farm, Base, Portal, Village, Dungeon, Treasure, Marker, Other — or name it yourself with a Book and Quill (write just the name on the first page; the first 24 characters are used). Rename any time with [✎].
- Every row shows how far away the waypoint is. [Go] gives you a compass named after it — Waypoint compass #3 · My base — and pressing it again replaces your previous one for that waypoint. [✕] deletes it (after asking you to confirm).
- Stepping through a Nether portal auto-saves a waypoint on each side, so you can always find your way back.
💡 A beam of light for every waypoint
Only you see your own waypoints. The marker adapts to how far away you are, so it guides you from a distance without getting in your way when you arrive: