TrailSeeker makes Minecraft exploration maps easier and more enjoyable to follow. Keep travelling, climbing, sailing, or flying while a clean directional HUD points toward your selected destination and displays the remaining distance.
Carry several maps at once and TrailSeeker will organize them for you: one destination remains active while smaller colored arrows indicate up to three additional locations. You can switch destinations manually, automatically follow the nearest one, or open a compact list showing every supported map in your inventory.
Features
- Clear directional chevrons inspired by modern navigation displays
- Live distance and map name for the active destination
- Persistent guidance after placing the map back in your inventory
- Support for multiple exploration maps
- One main direction plus up to three colored secondary arrows
- Manual destination cycling or automatic nearest-destination selection
- Optional destination list with names and distances
- Progressive colors as you approach your target
- A special indicator when the destination is behind you
- Proximity notification, arrival checkmark, and arrival sound
- Adjustable HUD position, size, opacity, and arrival radius
- Settings and visibility preferences saved between sessions
- Fully client-side; no server installation required
TrailSeeker only uses destination markers already contained in maps you possess. It does not scan for structures, reveal unexplored locations, or require access to the world seed.
Default Controls
- N — Show or hide navigation
- J — Show or hide the active map name
- R — Select the next destination
- V — Toggle automatic nearest-destination selection
- H — Show or hide the destination listI — Open TrailSeeker settings
Every key can be reassigned from Minecraft’s Controls menu under TrailSeeker.
TrailSeeker Team
