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Compass Tracker Plugin for Minecraft

A simple leightweight mod, that allows players to track other players using compasses.

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Updated 18.10.2026

    About the Compass Tracker plugin

    This is a very simple, and lightweight plugin.

    What does it do?

    This plugin allows players using the compass, to right click, then track other players.

    How does it work?

    When a player right clicks holding a compass, the compass will find the closest player in the same world as him, and track it. The compass stops tracking if the player is closer then 30 blocks.

    How is it useful?

    This compass is very useful for PVP servers, it allows players wanting a fight, to find one, with ease.

    This exact same plugin was developed for survival.ownedcraft.com, it's now released on Bukkit after popular demand.

    How to install Compass Tracker

    1. A server on Paper or Spigot

      The plugin runs on the server core; players do not need to install anything.

    2. File goes into the plugins folder

      Download the file CompassTracker.jar (6 KB) and put it into the server’s plugins folder.

    3. Restart the server

      On startup the plugin creates its own settings folder in plugins.

    4. Or use the “To hosting” button

      On Millida Hosting, the button at the top of the page uploads the file to your server and restarts it for you.

    Versions

    With dependencies

    MinecraftLoaderFileDateActions
    ——CompassTracker V1.26.3 KB

    FAQ

    Do players need to install Compass Tracker?

    No, the plugin goes only on the server, into the plugins folder: players do not need to download anything.

    Where can I download Compass Tracker safely?

    On this page: the file CompassTracker.jar (6 KB) is stored on Millida’s server, with no link shorteners. SHA-1 checksum: 31fee06e265041448ca4eef99a67c01f0b857236.

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