Bob is already in the world when you arrive. The listing's frame is that someone uploaded a strange build, deleted it a day later, and you installed it anyway. The world was there, and so was Bob. His map is the M key. The three places the feature list names are his cabin, his grave, and his log.
How to use the map
Open it with M whenever you leave camp. The official text does not publish coordinates, distances, or a marker legend. If a guide quotes a block number, it is not from the game page. Walk toward the markers you can see, in daylight, and come back before the night screenshot's kind of problem.
What each landmark is allowed to mean
The cabin is the shelter in the feature list. Official media shows a finished wood interior with a bed and a window on sunset grass. That picture is a result, not a floor plan you can copy block for block.
The grave is named beside the cabin and the log. Put Down says you buried Jerry next to Bob. Sent Back says Bob's dog can rest now. Laid to Rest says Jerry found his way back to Bob. Those three badge lines are the published connection between Jerry and Bob. They are not a single route with a button order.
The log is the third named object. Read it when you find it. The page does not quote the log, so this guide will not invent Bob's sentences.
Biomes the listing names
Forests, caves, and marshes are the explorable set. The field screenshot is the open grass and flowers. The tunnel screenshot is the cave problem: dark, a torch, and hunger already ticking. Marshes are named and not shown in the five media shots, so there is no honest picture of them here. Fullbright clears caves, underground, and the darkest nights if you would rather not rely on torches.
Off the Edge is walking off the end of Bob's world. The catalog has awarded that badge only rarely. It does not say which direction the edge is.
Uncle Ray is the person the opening badge says you came looking for. Ray's Kit is described as Uncle Ray's old kit. Nothing on the listing says where he is now.