Lilys Survival Waypoints Banner Mod / Addon

Lilys Survival Waypoints Banner Mod — you place a banner and a tidy prompt pops up: give this spot a name, save it, done. From there your travel kit lives in two places you already use: interact with any map in hand to open the waypoint menu, or click an existing banner to pull up the same UI. Your list shows only your waypoints, so on shared worlds you’re not wading through everyone else’s pins. Tap a name and you’re there—teleport drops you a hair above the block center to avoid suffocating in walls or leaves.

It feels natural in play. You finish a long branch mine, plant a banner at the ladder, name it “South Shaft,” and never lose it again. In the Nether you tag “Fortress West,” bounce home to resupply, then jump right back without running that lava gauntlet twice. End city hopping is finally sane: mark the gateway, loot a ship, and warp to safety before your elytra timer makes things spicy. When a marker goes stale, open the Remove screen and clean it out in a couple clicks.

Under the hood it’s friendly to legit worlds: waypoints are stored per-player without experiments or cheats, so achievements keep ticking. Dimension awareness is baked in—you can save pins across Overworld, Nether, and End—and the join message can introduce the system the first time someone logs in (or every login if you prefer). Even the placement flow is version-tolerant, so the banner prompt feels like it fires “on place” whether you’re clicking or tapping. If you want fast travel that feels diegetic—banners as signposts, maps as your control panel—Lilys Survival Waypoints Banner Mod is the cleanest way to turn landmarks into instant routes.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!