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Type /tp (playername) or if you are in a server that you do not own, or you are not op, type /tpa (playername) this will send a notification to the other player and they have a choice to accept the tpa (/tpaccept) or decline (/tpdecline) Share. Improve this answer. edited Sep 1, 2015 at 21:58. user114997.
For anyone looking for a command solution, this works in vanilla Minecraft: execute at [username] run tp @p ~ ~ ~ This will teleport the player to themselves, outputting the coordinates. This is mostly unnoticeable, but will dismount the player from any entities they are currently riding (boats, minecarts, horses, etc.)
You can also use a map to see other players, but other players can see you as well. Also, you can't get their exact coordinates. If you are targeting a specific player in a command, simply type their name on the <Player> tag or do @p for nearest player, @r for random player or @a for all players. Share. Improve this answer.
If the player is in the negative half, you continue there, otherwise in the positive half. There you select half of the remaining world again, in this case for example from X=0 to X=15000000. After that you can half the search area again and again, until after just 27 steps you have narrowed down this 60 million block range into less than one ...
0. /execute as PLAYER/TARGET run execute at @s run tp @s ~ ~ ~. this teleports a target to its current location. I tested it on a bunch of chickens so I should work. The server console should be able to see the feedback from this command, thus showing the coordinates of a player/mob.
You can convert from UUID to player name and vice versa with the help of this site: https://mcuuid.net In case that ever goes down, you can always use the official Mojang API:
On Bedrock Edition there seems to be no easy way of getting usernames from UUIDs, at least at the time of writing this answer. On Java Edition, every Minecraft player has a different UUID which is a randomly generated string. This means that players can change their names multiple times easily. To get the username of a player in Java Edition ...
As far as I know, I don't see there being a way in just vanilla Minecraft without using some sort of item editor or if the item along with its NBT is stored in player.dat, but if there is no possible way to find 100% of an item's NBT, being able to just find the SkullOwner of a certain player head would be good to know too. Thanks!
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The process should be functional in all versions of Minecraft with /data, /execute if, /execute store, and /scoreboard. I should note that you cannot store the entire UUID of the player inside a scoreboard. This is because the entire UUID of the player uses 4 integers (128 bits) and scoreboard uses 1 integer (32 bits).