chunkbase - Reddit r chunkbase: This unofficial community is for chunkbase com , that is a website for apps and mods for Minecraft
How does chunkbase work? : r Minecraft - Reddit Chunkbase even had diamond and ancient debris finder and only ~2 weeks ago, someone found the mathematical way to find diamonds in rivers and swamps (swamps never work for me btw) Or chunkbase owner was able to extract the world generation from minecraft jar and just uses it in the backend
How accurate is chunkbase? : r Minecraft - Reddit How accurate is chunkbase? I've never had issues with chunkbase, but today I couldn't find a desert well and now a desert temple Both where supposed to be in the same desert with newly loaded chunks (1 20) I know it says "likely" desert temple, but sofar everythinghas been there for me Archived post
Substitute for Chunkbase? : r Minecraft - Reddit Substitute for Chunkbase? I don’t know if this is allowed? But I really need to ask, does anyone know of an alternative to Chunkbase that can find the dungeon spawners from my world seed? Little back story, I’m on a Bedrock realm with friends and we’re really struggling to find a skeleton spawner
Using chunkbase for Minecraft PE : r Minecraft - Reddit In chunkbase website there is no option for pocket edition I tried using the default (Java 1 20) and the seed produced a slightly different map than what I have So, I chose Bedrock 1 20 and the map was correct but the coordinates aren't correct I tried to find a ruined portal and the location given by chunkbase was incorrect
Is there a seed map viewer or mod equivalent that works for . . . - Reddit One of my favorite things to do in minecraft is load up my seed on chunkbase and explore around grabbing buried treasures, shipwrecks, ruined portals and jungle desert temples Same hat for the nether later on and rooting out all the Bastions
why isnt chunk base working? : r Minecraft - Reddit When used correctly, I find chunkbase to be very reliable If this is an existing world with chunks that have already been generated then that will skew the results as Minecraft won't change existing chunks to add new structures There's a caveat here in that biomes are 3d now and the world height changes added some nuance to that rule
Do you guys use chunkbase in your worlds? : r Minecraft - Reddit No, I avoid using chunkbase because using external tools to find structures and biomes is definitely cheating Besides, it’s easier to just turn on cheats and use locate than to put the seed in a website anyway
Guide to seed finding with the help of Cubiomes and Chunkbase The Chunkbase map site In the map site we can enter the seed in the designed place and change the version to java or bedrock if we need it for those platforms Then we can filter features to make the map less cluttered and more understand-able I would usually remove these features unless they are needed for my decision: Slime Chunk Mine Shaft
::. TO HELP PEOPLE WHO CANT FIND A NETHER FORTRESS. :: Yes, the Chunkbase link is safe, and I've used many of the tools on that site As IronMagus said, it's a great resource But just for the record, AMIDST also has Nether Fortress location capabilities, but it is a program that you need to actually download and run