CoreProtect: Plugin Guide for Minecraft Servers

CoreProtect: Plugin Guide for Minecraft Servers

CoreProtect is a powerful inspection plugin designed to help you track and analyze player actions on your Minecraft server. While it’s primarily used to detect and investigate potential griefing, its functionality goes far beyond that. With CoreProtect, you can view detailed logs of player activity, whether manually or through specific commands. It records everything down to the exact second an action was performed. Key commands include /co lookup to search for specific player actions and /co rollback to undo unwanted changes when needed.

Basic Usage

1. Action Lookup

Enter Inspector mode using /co i. From there, you can search for a player’s specific actions with /co lookup u:<name>. This includes block placements, lava or water interactions, block destruction, and even chat logs.

Example: /co lookup u:playername

2. Restore and Purge: After some time, you may want to clean up your logs or restore reverted actions. Use /coreprotect restore to recover changes or /co purge to delete all stored chat and command records.

Example: /coreprotect restore  
Example: /co purge

3. Nearby Actions: Use /co near to scan the nearby area for recent changes, including block placements, destructions, or nearby entities.

Example: /co near

4. Rollback Changes:If griefing occurs, revert the affected area to its previous state using /co rollback.

Example: /co rollback

Server Setup

1. Server Jar Selection: Before installing plugins like CoreProtect, ensure your server jar is compatible. CoreProtect supports Spigot and Paper. Choose either version from your control panel’s jar selection menu.

2. Plugin Installation:

• Go to the Plugins tab in your Multicraft panel and search for “CoreProtect.”

• Click on it and confirm it matches your Spigot or Paper version.

• You can verify version compatibility on the official CoreProtect website.

• Finally, click Install.

  
  

3. MySQL Connection:

• Access your server’s MySQL tab in Multicraft.

• Create a new database and note down your login credentials.

• Open CoreProtect’s configuration file (config.yml).

• Fill in your MySQL details as shown below:

Example:
Host: your_host
Database: your_database
Username: your_username
Password: your_password

• Save the file and restart your server.

Conclusion

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