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Configurably obfuscate players' coordinates.
A Minecraft Paper plugin that configurably obfuscates players' coordinates.
Minecraft offers a useful debug menu (F3) that allows anyone to easily see their coordinates in the world.
This makes it easy to save points of interest and share locations with friends (or enemies).
However, not all multiplayer servers want coordinates to be so easily accessible. /gamerule reducedDebugInfo can
administratively hide coordinates from the F3 menu, but it is trivial for a player to add a client-side mod that
shows them.
CoordinateOffset is a plugin for Paper-based Minecraft servers that modifies every coordinate in packets between the
server and client. The player still sees the exact same world they would normally see. But no matter which mods they
install, they cannot see their real coordinates.
This plugin isn't intended for all servers. Here are a few ideas that might make CoordinateOffset useful:
Some known incompatible plugins are: Most anticheats, Geyser.
After ensuring that you meet the requirements, just grab the latest
release and drop it in your server's plugins
folder. Then follow the steps below to configure how coordinates are shifted for each player.
Main article: Configuration Guide
The main configuration file is automatically generated after the first run at plugins/CoordinateOffset/config.yml.
defaultOffsetProvider: random
The default configuration contains five predefined "offset providers". An "offset" refers to the amount that the
player's coordinates should appear to be shifted from their real location. Get started by picking a strategy that
matches the type of offsetting you're trying to achieve:
constant - Specify the exact offset you want players to have.disabled - Players will see their real coordinates.random - Individually randomize each player's offset. Optionally re-roll offsets upon player actions.zeroAtLocation - Use an offset based on the player's starting location, so they see themselves near (0, 0).permission - Assign permissions to players, like coordinateoffset.offset.160.-240, to control their offset.You can customize these providers further, use different providers for different players/worlds/groups, and define your
own providers. See the complete
Configuration Guide.
See the Commands and Permissions Guide
for details.
You can use or extend CoordinateOffset in your own plugin by using the API. Please see the
API Guide.
Special thanks to Cavallium for developing
CoordinatesObfuscator, which CoordinateOffset is a fork of.
CoordinateOffset's packet translation logic was heavily modeled after the work done by CoordinatesObfuscator.
Libraries used: