HomeGUI

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Client-side Minecraft mod

HomeGUI is my client-side home management mod for Minecraft. Instead of repeatedly typing a home name in chat, you can open an interface, search the available destinations and select where to teleport.

The mod reads the server’s response to /homes and presents that information on the client. It does not install a new teleportation system on the server. This makes the difference between a convenient interface and a server plugin important when deciding whether it fits your setup.

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Project image

HomeGUI interface screenshot from its Modrinth gallery — Published project screenshot; check the release page for the current interface.

What the project does

Open the interface with the default H key; change the binding in Minecraft controls.
Search home names and mark favorites with a right-click.
Review recent teleport history and local usage statistics.
Use the English or French interface; preferences are stored in config/homegui.json.

Environment and requirements

A Fabric client with the dependencies listed for your chosen release, and a server with compatible home commands. Use the current Modrinth version list rather than the older README’s single-version example.

Getting started

Install a matching Fabric Loader and Fabric API, then place the HomeGUI JAR from the linked project page in your mods directory. Join a server with compatible home commands before opening the interface. The local JSON settings file is generated on first launch.

Scope, limitations and attribution

Server permissions and teleport rules still apply. A server with heavily customized or obfuscated chat formatting may not be parsed correctly. Check the current download page for supported Minecraft versions rather than assuming that every Fabric release is compatible.

Project sources

Project description and releases on Modrinth · reviewed on 7 September 2026. Modrinth is the primary destination for current releases and compatibility.