WebCoordsFinder

WebCoordsFinder is an online web editor for Minecraft texture rotation cracking! It allows users to easily label visible block texture variants in a screenshot to find the coordinates. Then, users can either run the scanner directly on the website or export a search config file for CoordsFinder to run on Nvidia GPU.

With WebCoordsFinder, you can trivally find the coordinates of any screenshot in under 10 minutes.

Check out my video on YouTube!

Links:

• Youtube Video
• CoordsFinder
• Colab Notebook

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If you want to include WebCoordsFinder in your own video/project, please credit me and my project as a gesture of kindness. Thank you!

Development

npm install
npm run dev

Validation

npm test
npm run lint
npm run build

Features

• Local-first screenshot analysis: images and projects stay in the browser's IndexedDB and are never uploaded.
• Perspective-aware 3D mesh editor: draw a base grid, extrude connected faces, calibrate a shared camera view, and pan or zoom to inspect evidence.
• Explicit world orientation and anchor controls for reliable X/Y/Z offsets.
• Manual and batch face labeling with perspective-correct crops, bundled vanilla reference textures, and grass-tint controls for supported blocks.
• Reviewable automatic variant proposals, scored in a background worker; only confirmed evidence is used for searching or export.
• Search configuration for Vanilla and Sodium texture algorithms, inclusive bounds, quarter-turn directions, error tolerance, and scanner tile settings.
• Run a compatible parallel CoordsFinder search locally in a WebAssembly worker pool, with pause, stop, exact shard checkpoints, and resumable results.
• Download or copy an exact coordsfinder.conf for the native CoordsFinder CPU/CUDA scanner.
• Manage multiple local projects, import/export portable .wcf bundles, and start from bundled example projects.
• Installable offline PWA with bundled reference textures and scanner assets.

Contributing

TLDR: The project creator (which is me, Laggy) is a person who learns to code well before the era of AIs. As such, he cares about code quality and code elegance well more than the "new-gen AI coders".

AI-generated PRs are allowed, with the following requirements:

• Please review the code and write the PR description yourself (as a human). You should understand your code and are responsible for your code.
• Keep the code change minimal and scoped as much as possible.
• Avoid optimizations that make the code hard or impossible to read.
• "Premature optimization is the root of all evil." I hope you understand what this phrase means.
• Please don't flood the repos with meaningless PRs.