CoreProtect Community Edition
CoreProtect is a fast, efficient data logging and anti-griefing tool. Inspect, lookup, rollback, and restore any amount of damage without impacting your server performance.
CoreProtect is the #1 anti-griefing plugin, and has been actively developed since early 2012.
Donation Keys
To support the project and obtain a donation key, visit coreprotect.net/donate.
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Core Features
- Fast, efficient data logging.
- Rollbacks and restores with lag-free processing.
- Multi-threaded to ensure server performance is never impacted.
- No configuration required. Install the plugin, and you're good to go.
- SQLite storage by default, with optional MySQL support.
- Supports Bukkit, Spigot, Paper, Folia, MultiPaper, and more.
- Permission system support and advanced lookup permissions.
- Easy-to-use commands and inspector.
- Advanced lookup filters and operation limits by radius, world, or WorldEdit selection.
- Paginated results with clickable pagination.
- Preview rollbacks and restores, and undo rollbacks by restoring the same data.
- Rollback or restore specific users, multiple users, or global activity.
- Inventory rollback support.
- Purge old data by time, world, and block type.
- Multi-world support.
- Configurable global and per-world logging settings.
- Safe default parameters.
- Include or exclude specific blocks, items, entities, or users, plus logging blacklists.
- WorldEdit and supported FAWE logging.
- Enhanced item lookup tooltips.
- Localization and translation support.
- Automatic update checking and error reporting.
- Developer and networking API support.
- ...and much more!
What does it log?
Blocks and World Changes
- Blocks placed or broken by players.
- Natural block breakage, such as attached blocks breaking when their support is removed.
- Block movement, including falling sand, gravel, and piston movement.
- Water and lava placement, removal, and flow.
- Liquid tracking, associating flowing liquids with the player who placed the source.
- Fire ignition from flint and steel or fire charges, block burning, and fire fade.
- Optional natural fire extinguishing.
- TNT, Creeper, Ghast, and other explosions, plus primed TNT removal.
- Entities changing blocks, including Endermen, Ender Dragons, and zombies breaking doors.
- Leaf decay.
- Tree growth linked back to the player who planted the sapling.
- Mushroom, vine, amethyst, chorus, and bamboo growth.
- Sculk spread from sculk catalysts.
- Nether portal and other natural portal generation.
- Crops trampled by players and turtle eggs trampled by players or entities.
- Snow generated by snow golems.
- Liquid-formed blocks such as obsidian, cobblestone, and concrete.
- Flowers placed in flower pots.
- Dragon egg teleportation.
- Suspicious sand and gravel brushing or destruction.
- Custom blocks, such as CraftEngine blocks.
Containers, Inventories, and Items
- Items taken from or placed into vanilla or supported third-party containers.
- Hopper, dropper, and dispenser transactions, including container transfers.
- Player inventory transactions, including items dropped, thrown, shot, or picked up.
- Items broken, created, destroyed, deposited, or withdrawn by players.
- Items placed on campfires and lectern book transactions.
- Chiseled bookshelf, decorated pot, and shelf inventory transactions.
- Copper Golem chest and jukebox transactions, plus crafter slot changes.
- Bundle actions through the
#bundle tag.
- Items crafted or traded with villagers.
- Allay item exchanges.
- Paintings and item frames.
Entities and Player Activity
- Entity deaths and detailed death reasons.
- Player-caused entity kills, including animals and monsters.
- Armor stands and End Crystals.
- Villagers killed by lightning, gossip data, and job-site memories.
- Thrown eggs, snowballs, potions, ender pearls, tridents, and wind charges.
- Player interactions with doors, buttons, levers, containers, bookshelves, and jukeboxes.
- Sign text, color, glow, wax, and modern double-sided signs.
- Player chat messages and commands.
- Player sessions including logins and logouts, player deaths, and username changes.
- Skull skin texture data on Paper servers and custom skull textures.
- WorldEdit changes and supported FAWE clipboard pastes.
- ...and more!
How to use the inspector
Once you have the inspector enabled with /core inspect or /co i, you can do the following:
- Left-click a block to see who placed that block.
- Right-click a block to see what adjacent block was removed.
- Right-click while placing a block in a location to see what block was removed at that location.
- Right-click while placing a block in another block to see who placed it. For example, place dirt in water to see who placed the water.
- Right-click a door, button, lever, container, or similar block to see who last used it.
A Few Reviews
- "It's easy to use and lightning fast when it comes to rollbacks."
- "I've been running a MC server since before Bukkit, so I've used just about every block logger out there. CoreProtect is the best and the fastest."
- "Go with CoreProtect. It's fast, updated frequently, and logs WorldEdit."
- "Overall it felt more natural, simpler, and much faster to use CoreProtect than Prism, which just doesn't compare."
- "CoreProtect brings complex logging and rollbacks, whilst at the same time keeping a low profile."
- Featured on Linus Tech Tips.
Useful Links
Documentation
https://docs.coreprotect.net
Commands
https://docs.coreprotect.net/commands/
Permissions
https://docs.coreprotect.net/permissions/
API Documentation
https://docs.coreprotect.net/api/
Feedback & Support
https://github.com/PlayPro/CoreProtect/issues
Discord
Join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/b4DZ4jy
Donate
Enjoy using CoreProtect and want to show your support? Join our Patreon!
Sponsors
Thanks to HostHorde for sponsoring CoreProtect!
Bug Reports
For any bug reports, please submit a ticket here:
https://github.com/PlayPro/CoreProtect/issues
Thanks for your support!
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