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HUD Compass Mod — Minecraft 1.21.10 (Fabric)

A lightweight client-side HUD compass mod that adds a clean mini compass to the top-left corner of your screen for quick navigation and player tracking.

Perfect for SMPs, PvP, survival, exploration, and team gameplay — all without installing anything on the server.

Features

Feature	Description
🧭 HUD Compass	Minimal always-visible compass rendered in the top-left corner
🌍 Spawn Mode	Compass needle points directly toward world spawn
👥 Player Mode	Displays separate compass indicators for nearby or tracked players
⚡ Quick Toggle	Switch modes instantly with `Ctrl + Alt + Z`
🎯 Player Tracking	Pin specific players using `/compasstrack` commands
📏 Distance Display	Shows real-time direction and distance
🖥 Client-Side Only	No server installation required
🚀 Lightweight	Minimal performance impact and clean UI design

🎮 Controls

Action	Keybind
Toggle Spawn ↔ Player Mode	`Ctrl + Alt + Z`

The current mode is briefly displayed in the action bar whenever you switch modes.

Commands (Client-Side)

/compasstrack add <player>

Adds a player to your tracked list.

/compasstrack remove <player>

Removes a player from the tracked list.

/compasstrack list

Displays all currently tracked players.

/compasstrack clear

Clears the tracked list and re-enables automatic nearby player detection.

Player Detection

When no tracked players are set, Player Mode automatically detects and displays nearby players currently loaded in your world/chunks.

This makes the mod useful for:

SMP coordination
Tracking teammates
PvP hunting
Finding friends nearby
Navigating crowded multiplayer servers

Compatibility

Minecraft 1.21.10
Fabric Loader
Client-side only
Works on most multiplayer servers
No server plugins required

Why Use HUD Compass?

Unlike the vanilla compass, HUD Compass gives you:

Instant directional awareness
Multi-player tracking
Cleaner navigation
No inventory slot usage
Better multiplayer utility

A simple but powerful navigation tool built for modern multiplayer gameplay.

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