mypos is a Fabric server mod with a single job: intercept chat messages containing the wordDocumentation Index
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mypos and replace it with the sending player’s current X, Y, Z coordinates. This page covers the background behind the mod, what it does, the guiding philosophy, and the requirements your server must meet before installing it.
What mypos does
When a player sendsmypos as their entire message, the server suppresses the public chat and sends the coordinates back to that player privately. When a player embeds mypos inside a longer message — for example, meet me at mypos — the keyword is replaced inline and the full message is broadcast to all players.
There are no commands, no GUIs, and no configuration files. The mod registers a single chat event listener on startup and does nothing else.
The philosophy
mypos is built around one principle: do one thing, do it well. The mod is designed to be zero-bloat, lightweight, and secure. It does exactly what it says — swaps a keyword for your location — and nothing more. No telemetry, no external network calls, no optional features waiting to be accidentally enabled.mypos is a server-side only mod. Players do not need to install anything on their Minecraft client to use it.
Requirements
Your server must meet the following version requirements before installing mypos.| Dependency | Required version |
|---|---|
| Minecraft | ~26.1.2 |
| Fabric Loader | >=0.19.2 |
| Fabric API | 0.149.0+26.1.2 or any compatible build |
| Java | >=25 |
fabric.mod.json and gradle.properties.
Next steps
Installation
Step-by-step instructions for adding mypos to your Fabric server.
How it works
Learn the two coordinate-sharing modes the mod supports.