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The examples below show what you type, what the server does, and what other players see. All coordinate values are illustrative — your actual output depends on where you are standing when you send the message.

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Example 1: Private coordinate check

Send mypos as your entire message to get a private readout. No other players see anything in chat. 
[You type]
mypos

[You see — private system message]
[128,-64,256]

[Other players see]
(nothing)

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Example 2: Inline coordinate sharing

Include mypos as part of a longer message. The mod replaces the keyword with your coordinates and broadcasts the result to everyone. 
[You type]
meet me at mypos

[Everyone sees]
<PlayerName> meet me at [128,-64,256]
The original message you typed is cancelled. The broadcast is a new system message constructed by the mod with your name prepended.

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Example 3: Multiple substitutions in one message

Every occurrence of mypos in the message is replaced. If you mention it twice, both are substituted with the same coordinates. 
[You type]
I'm at mypos going to mypos

[Everyone sees]
<PlayerName> I'm at [128,-64,256] going to [128,-64,256]
Both substitutions reflect your position at the moment you sent the message.
Use the exact match — send mypos by itself — when you only want to check your own coordinates privately. Reserve inline use for when you actually want to share your location with other players.

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Frequently asked questions

The mod only activates when your message contains the exact string mypos (case-sensitive, no spaces). If you typed MyPos, my pos, or MYPOS, the message passes through as normal chat with no substitution.
If your message contains mypos alongside other text, the mod uses inline substitution mode, which always broadcasts to all players. This is intentional — inline use is for sharing your location publicly. If you want only yourself to see the coordinates, send mypos as the entire message with nothing else.
Send mypos as your complete message — no other words, punctuation, or spaces. The mod detects this as an exact match and sends the coordinates back to you as a private system message that no other player can see.
No. Coordinates are rounded to the nearest whole number and displayed without decimal places. For example, if you are at X=128.7, Y=-64.2, Z=256.9, you will see [128,-64,256]. This keeps the output concise and aligns with how Minecraft displays block positions.

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