Grid Easy

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Keep the big picture in view. Let the grid handle the intervals.

Planning a row of windows, lining up pillars, or checking the width of a room? Grid Easy puts adjustable guides directly into your world, with distance pins and saved markers for the details that matter.

📐 Every interval, in view

Choose your spacing and see the pattern around your build. Give X, Y, and Z different intervals, or keep them matched for a consistent layout.

• Build in three dimensions with XYZ, or work on a single XZ, XY, or YZ plane.
• Start where you need it. Enable the grid while looking at a block to use it as your reference point.
• Fine-tune the fit with origin offsets, visible axes, colors, and opacity.

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Make repeating details easier to line up, from windows to floor heights.

📏 Two pins. A clear answer.

Aim at a block and press N to place Pin A. Aim at another block and press it again for Pin B.

Read the distance above B, then get back to building. Axis-aligned measurements also show the number of block spaces between the endpoints; diagonal measurements include X/Y/Z differences and straight-line distance. Completed measurements are copied to your clipboard.

Press N once more to clear both pins.

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A quick width check, right where you are working.

✨ Refined in 1.5.2

• Edit a pin without placing it again. Change its X/Y/Z coordinates and apply to update the measurement.
• Use clear world coordinates. A/B positions stay independent of the grid’s reference point.
• Adjust with confidence. Undo and redo pin moves from the settings screen.
• See which pin you are styling. Separate A/B cards and a matching color preview make selection clearer.

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Move Pin B by one block: the distance updates from 12 to 13.

🎨 Your grid, your setup

Choose a color that stands out against your build, soften the opacity, and save a setup you will use again.

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• 📍 Markers: name important positions and edit their coordinates and colors. Markers stay visible when the repeating grid is off and are saved locally for each world/server and dimension.
• 🗂️ Profiles: reuse your grid settings for facades, interiors, or another project. Press P to cycle through saved profiles.
• 🔗 Sharing: import and export profiles and markers through the clipboard or JSON files.

🎮 Start in seconds

All key bindings can be changed in Minecraft’s Controls menu.

📦 Ready for your Minecraft version

Grid Easy 1.5.2 offers version-specific downloads spanning Minecraft 1.20 through 26.3. Choose the file that matches your exact Minecraft version.

1. Install Fabric Loader and the matching Fabric API.
2. Place the matching Grid Easy JAR in your mods folder.
3. Launch the game, enter a world, and press . to begin.

Client-side: install it on your own game client. No server installation is required. Mod Menu is optional.

Updating? Close the game and replace the old Grid Easy JAR, keeping only one matching version installed.

Less counting. More building.

Screenshots: Grid Easy 1.5.2 on Minecraft 26.3. Showcase build by Eduard Georgiev, used under the MIT license. Imported and staged for these screenshots.