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CoreProtect can do more than roll back grief.
You can also use it to investigate suspicious player activity.
To check blocks around your current location, use:
/co near
This performs a nearby lookup.
To search what a player did during the last hour:
/co lookup u
layerName t:1h
To check blocks broken by that player:
/co lookup ulayerName t:1h a:-block
A useful command for investigating possible Xray is:
/co lookup i:diamond_ore t:1h a:-block
This shows diamond ore that was mined during the selected period.
You can also search player chat:
/co lookup ulayerName t:30m a:chat
Or login history:
/co lookup ulayerName a:login
If the result contains multiple pages, CoreProtect lets you move between lookup pages.
Do not automatically ban somebody just because they mined many ores.
Use CoreProtect information together with other evidence.
For example, check mining patterns, timestamps and whether the player repeatedly moved directly between valuable ore veins.
CoreProtect's official command documentation supports filters for users, time, radius, actions and block types, including diamond ore, chat and login lookups.
You can also use it to investigate suspicious player activity.
To check blocks around your current location, use:
/co near
This performs a nearby lookup.
To search what a player did during the last hour:
/co lookup u
layerName t:1hTo check blocks broken by that player:
/co lookup u
layerName t:1h a:-blockA useful command for investigating possible Xray is:
/co lookup i:diamond_ore t:1h a:-block
This shows diamond ore that was mined during the selected period.
You can also search player chat:
/co lookup u
layerName t:30m a:chatOr login history:
/co lookup u
layerName a:loginIf the result contains multiple pages, CoreProtect lets you move between lookup pages.
Do not automatically ban somebody just because they mined many ores.
Use CoreProtect information together with other evidence.
For example, check mining patterns, timestamps and whether the player repeatedly moved directly between valuable ore veins.
CoreProtect's official command documentation supports filters for users, time, radius, actions and block types, including diamond ore, chat and login lookups.