Possibilities, not promises.

Find a biome in this view

On the Biomes layer, choose a biome in the finder to highlight matching samples. The result is the nearest matching sample to the map center—not the biome’s edge or center.

Searches cover only the displayed grid. Small patches can fall between samples; an empty result does not prove a biome is absent from the wider world. Pan or widen the view to look farther.

Scan for Java points of interest

1. Choose Surface or Underground, then POIs.
2. Check the types you want. Use All / None to adjust the list.
3. Choose Find POIs to apply the checklist and scan the current view.
4. Select a marker or result to inspect its coordinates and guidance.

Geodes are opt-in; the other underground types start enabled. Letters as well as colors identify marker types. Bedrock does not offer POI prediction.

Checkbox edits stay pending until Find POIs. Show filters existing results without scanning again or hiding saved places. Panning uses the applied types, not pending checklist edits.

Read coordinates carefully

Structure coordinates are candidate start references with unknown Y—not entrances, safe destinations or surveyed buildings. A stronghold marker is not a portal-room location; a mineshaft marker is not a tunnel map. Geode Y is approximate, and generation attempts may fail.

Changing Sample Y changes underground biome colors, not the candidate list. Distances are straight-line from the map center, not spawn or a route you can safely travel.

All these predictions remain experimental. The eight newer structure types have no independent game validation; historical village checks do not establish broader accuracy.

Make it your discovery

Save the displayed world, then choose Save this place on a prediction. Add your own notes and mark Found or Visited only when you want to record that progress. Saved annotations remain separate from regenerated predictions.