MineralTracker QOL Additions
This mod significantly extends the functionality of MineralTracker by adding three extremely useful commands for more convenient tracking of mineral deposits.
JourneyMap Integration
Having the JourneyMap mod installed provides additional comfort when working - all ore deposits found in chat can be instantly converted into waypoints with a simple click!
Important advantage: this mod is client-side only. No server installation is required for it to work, making its compatibility universal.
/mtlocateores Command
Format: /mtlocateores <number of deposits> <comma-separated list of ore names>
This command displays the closest deposits of specified resources relative to your current location. For example, executing /mtlocateores 5 iron will produce a result similar to the one shown below:
The system always prioritizes deposits that are located closest to your current position. Letter case doesn't matter - entering "iROn" or "iron" is processed equally correctly.
Predefined Shortcuts for TerraFirmaCraft
For convenience, predefined shortcuts are available that automatically cover all related ore variants:
- iron
- copper
- tin
- nickel
- bismuth
- zinc
- redstone
- diamonds
Universal "*" Wildcard
Particular attention deserves the "" wildcard character, which allows displaying the nearest deposits of any ore types. For example: /mtlocateores 5 </em> demonstrates a result similar to this:
As you can see, the system lists all available ores by distance from nearest to farthest, limited only by the specified quantity.
/mtielocatechunks Command for Immersive Engineering
Format: /mtielocatechunks <number of deposits> <comma-separated list of ore names>
Functionally similar to the previous command, but specializes exclusively in cores collected in Immersive Engineering. This solution was added to solve the problem of incorrect display of large numbers of cores in JourneyMap.
/mtremovedeposit Command
Format: /mtremovedeposit <X> <Z>
Allows removing a specific deposit from the MineralTracker database. X and Z coordinates can be easily obtained through the /mtlocateores command. Removal helps avoid cluttering the output during subsequent searches.
Important recommendation: Before using this command, it's recommended to create a backup of the mineraltracker folder in the Minecraft root directory in case of unexpected failures.
