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# Base Finder

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### 🛰️ Base Finder

The **Base Finder** is a special tool designed to help players **locate hidden bases** by scanning an area for storage-related activity.

#### 🔍 How It Works

When used, the Base Finder **scans a 3x3 chunk area** (centered on the player) and returns a **percentage based on the number of tile entities** found in that zone.&#x20;

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Tile entities include blocks that store data, such as:

* **Chests**
* **Furnaces**
* **Shulker Boxes**
* **Barrels**
* **Hoppers**
* **Droppers**
* **Dispensers**
* **Enchanting Tables**
* **Brewing Stands**
* **Item Frames**
* And more...

The higher the percentage, the **more likely** there is a **base or hidden structure nearby**.

> For example:
>
> * 5% = Very low chance (mostly natural terrain)
> * 35% = Suspicious (some storage or machines)
> * 70%+ = Very high chance of a base
> * 100% = Something is going on&#x20;