Two-Eye Stronghold Triangulation
Two-eye triangulation is the seedless path for players who can throw Eyes of Ender but do not know the world seed. Enter the X and Z position for each throw, record the Java Edition F3 yaw, and let the app compare the sight lines to estimate a target center, direction, distance, crossing quality, and search radius.
The screen explains the practical rhythm: move roughly 150–300 blocks across the Eye’s path, repeat the throw, and use a wider crossing angle for a tighter area. Because readings are approximate, the result is presented as a search area rather than a promise of one exact block, giving survival players a clearer place to continue digging.
Seed Lookup Across Java and Bedrock
Seed lookup gives a deterministic route when the Minecraft world seed is available. Choose the exact Java or Bedrock edition and version, enter the seed and current X/Z position, select Stronghold or Village, and set a search radius of up to 20,000 blocks. The app then lists nearby structures in nearest-first order.
Supported combinations are presented before the search, including Java 1.20.6 and 1.21.11 plus Bedrock 1.20.0 and 1.21.60. Keeping the version selection explicit helps players avoid mixing generation rules and makes the tool useful for both survival worlds and planned exploration.
Coordinates, Routes, and Copy-Ready Results
Results are designed to turn a calculation into a route you can follow in Minecraft. The finder returns coordinates, distance, and direction details, with Java routes using F3 yaw and Bedrock routes using a cardinal direction plus signed X/Z changes. That extra context helps players translate a location into the next movement step instead of reading a bare coordinate.
The nearest result can be copied together with the seed, edition and version, starting position, radius, target structure, and route. This makes it easier to move the plan from the phone to a notes app, share it with a teammate, or keep a repeatable record for a speedrun attempt.
Practice Sightings for Speedrun Preparation
Practice and saved sightings make the estimator easier to learn before a real hunt. Load the built-in practice example to see how two readings fit together, then review the saved sighting cards before pressing Estimate stronghold. Clear saved sightings when you want a fresh calculation, or keep a small set of readings while comparing throws from a survival route.
The uncluttered finder layout suits players who want a focused utility beside Minecraft rather than a general map browser. It is especially useful for speedrunners, technical players, and survival groups that need quick coordinates without uploading seeds or maintaining an account.
