📖 Adventure Notes

Your personal adventure journal for Minecraft. Never forget where you built your base, found diamonds, or died again.

✨ Features

📝 Notes

Create unlimited notes with titles, text, and categories. Write down anything — base locations, plans, observations, coordinates of interesting places.

🏷️ Categories

Organize your notes with 8 color-coded categories:

General — for anything
Base — your builds and homes
Mines — ore locations and caves
Village — trading posts and villages
Nether — nether locations
End — end dimension notes
Danger — dangerous areas
To-Do — your task list

📍 Coordinates

Attach your current XYZ position and dimension to any note. Never lose a location again.

💀 Death Tracking

Every death is automatically recorded with coordinates, dimension, time, and cause. Open the death log anytime with a hotkey.

📕 Sealed Journal

Create a read-only copy of your journal and give it to another player. They can read all your notes but cannot edit them. The sealed journal glows with enchantment effect.

✏️ View & Edit Modes

Switch between View mode (read-only) and Edit mode. No accidental edits.

📋 Full Text Editing

Select text with Shift+Arrows
Select all with Ctrl+A
Copy/Paste/Cut with Ctrl+C/V/X
Scrollable text area with draggable scrollbar

⌨️ Hotkeys

J — Open journal (requires item in inventory)
O — Open death log
Right-click — Open journal from hand
Shift+Right-click — Create sealed copy

💾 Persistent Storage

All notes are saved per-player in the world data. Your notes survive death, relog, and server restart.

🌐 Multiplayer Ready

Full client-server synchronization. Works in singleplayer and on dedicated servers.

📦 How to Use

Craft or grab an Adventure Notes item
Right-click to open your journal
Press New to create your first note
Click View to switch to Editing mode
Write your title and text
Choose a category, attach coordinates if needed
Press Save
Done! Your note is stored forever.

📋 Requirements

Minecraft 1.20.1
Forge 47.x
Java 17

🌍 Languages

English
Russian

Adventure Notes