Q&A for How to Find Your Coordinates in Minecraft

As of Minecraft PE 16.0, commands are available. You can find current coordinates with the teleport command (/tp). Type "/tp ~ ~ ~"; it will not teleport you anywhere actually, because you didn't specify where, but the command's output will say "teleported to location X," which will show your coordinates.

You could download the toolbox app for Minecraft. This way, you'll have the coordinates displayed on your screen while you're playing.

When you press the debug key it will show your x y and z coordinates. However, if you have a certain mod installed, the mod may affect your ability to view the x y and z coordinates. I would get some info on the mod/mods that affect your ability to view your coordinates.

Hopefully in the new update. But you can't now, because they haven't added more codes.

On most keyboards, the function keys are located at the very top, labeled as F1, F2, F3, etc.

You can try remapping the debug button (default F3) in the options menu under Controls. Remap it to something that isn't already mapped, but not too inconvenient to hunt for while playing.

You cannot set or change coordinates in Minecraft.

It doesn't work on Windows 10; instead, you have to use the command tp ~ ~ ~ to look.

On a PC, hold Fn (bottom left corner of the keyboard) and press F3.

Yes there are maps, but they may not show your coordinates.

If you do not have a function key on your keyboard, then usually you can just press F3 and the result will be the same.

Press the same buttons you pressed to put them there; F3 on PC, Fn F3 on Mac.

When your computer starts up, press F2 and you will open your computer's BIOS. There is an option there to change the functions of the F keys.

You can't because there is the problem that the Lenovo F3 key allows you to make the volume go up, not showing coordinates. It only works on a normal keyboard.

First you will have to remove cheats, coordinates do not work if you have cheats. After that you should be able to just press F3.

Go to the main menu, and the options button will be right under the "play" button.

When you are making a world, there’s an option to show players’ coordinates. Just turn it on. It’ll appear on the top left side of your screen. You can also go back and edit the settings on your world from the select a world page

You can open the starting map and see the coordinates there.

Yes, it will only show in 1.13 or under. If you are in 1.16.2, 1.15, or 1.13.1 will only be the debug menu.

Press F3 and Alt and Fn to see (unless you're in a newer version than 1.13).

Keep putting it in your hand and take it out all over again. You need to be in the overworld to make it unable to work.

You cannot craft gunpowder, you can get it from killing creepers though, as well as raiding a desert temple.