Save Your Location | Home Mod / Addon

Save Your Location | Home Mod is built for players who hate losing track of their base, raid spot, or secret bunker. Instead of memorizing coordinates or typing commands, you just pull out a compass, open a slick in-game menu, and manage all your homes from there. Each slot stores the exact X, Y, Z and the dimension you saved it in, so you don’t end up teleporting into the wrong world or into the void by accident. You’ve found a village worth returning to, but your base is thousands of blocks away and your inventory is already full. Save Your Location | Home lets you mark places like these and return to them through a compass menu.

The add-on gives Minecraft Bedrock players multiple home slots for locations they want to visit again. A saved point records your coordinates and dimension, so you can choose a destination from the menu instead of writing down numbers and retracing the whole route. Your main house is an obvious first choice, but a home slot doesn’t have to be inside a house. It could lead to the entrance of a mine, a farm you check regularly, or a village where you’ve spent time setting up trades.



Using the system starts with a compass. Hold it and right-click on a computer, or press and hold the screen on mobile, to open the home menu. From there, you can save your current position, select a location you’ve already marked, and manage your slots. Take a moment to choose the exact spot before saving it. A clear floor inside your base or beside a well-lit path is easier to return to than a crowded doorway or the edge of a cliff. If you rebuild the area later, remember to check that the place you saved still makes sense.

The system becomes especially handy once your survival projects are spread across the map. You might have a storage room at home, a mine in the mountains, and a village that’s worth visiting whenever you need supplies. Instead of spending your entire evening traveling between them, you can return to each project when you’re ready to work on it. Bring your ore home, sort it into chests, and head back to the mine without trying to remember which path led past that second river. You’ll still get to explore new terrain; returning to the places you’ve already found simply takes less time.

On a shared world, saved locations can help players keep up with builds that are far apart. Mark your own base, then consider saving a spot near a project you work on with friends. Pick an arrival point with enough space to move so you don’t land in the middle of someone’s construction. The compass menu can also be useful after a long expedition when you’re ready to unload your supplies and plan the next trip.

Import the add-on and activate it in your world settings. The setup instructions call for the Beta APIs experimental feature, so check that setting when creating or editing your world. Once you’re in the game, grab a compass and save a location you know well. Try returning to it first, then decide which other places deserve a spot on your home list.

You can name each home however you like, turning your list into something readable instead of a mess of numbers: “Main Base”, “End Farm”, “Nether Hub”, “Mob Grinder”, whatever fits your world. Because the addon tracks dimensions per slot, hopping from overworld base to Nether network to End island stays safe and predictable. No chat spam, no commands, no guesswork.

Since everything runs through simple forms, this works great in survival worlds with friends too. You decide who gets access, how many homes are allowed, and your world stays organized while everyone teleports like they’re using a polished RPG home system.

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!