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M I N E H U T  C O M M U N I T Y  F A Q

HOW TO USE COREPROTECT

DIFFICULTY: EASY

Introduction to CoreProtect

CoreProtect is a fast, efficient, data logging and anti-griefing tool. Rollback and restore any amount of damage. Designed with large servers in mind, CoreProtect will record and manage data without impacting your server performance. CoreProtect is the #1 anti-griefing plugin, and has been actively developed since early 2012.

 

Inspect Command:

  • Using CoreProtect, you can view a block's history. To enable, run the command /co i. Now that you’ve got inspect enabled, you can click blocks to view all the information about it. 
  • To disable inspect, just run the command /co i again.

 

Rollback Command:

  • The rollback command allows you to "rollback" (go back to a previous block state), within a certain area. Here's the command /co rb u:(user) t:(time) r:(radius) a:(action) b:(blocks e:(exclude). It looks difficult, but it's not.
    • u:(user) specifies the user the rollback is for
    • t:(time) specifies the amount of time you want to rollback, this is done in weeks (w), days (d), hours (h), minutes (m) and seconds (s). For example this can turn into t:1w,2d,4h,30m,2s
    • r:(radius) specifies what you want to rollback, this can be the number of blocks (r:10), a specific world (r:#world_nether), a selected worldedit (r:#we) or globally (r:#global)
    • a:(action) specifies the specific action you want to rollback, though there are quite a few actions you can specify, I'll only mention a few here, blocks placed (a:+block), items taken out of a container (a:-container) or mobs killed (a:kill) are just a few examples of the many actions out there!
    • b:(blocks) specifies which blocks you want to rollback specifically, if you want to rollback cobblestone and dirt for example this will turn into b:4,3
    • e:(exclude) specifies the blocks you want to exclude from the rollback, so if you want everything except a certain block to be rollbacked, you use this. So if you don't want obsidian to be rollbacked for example you use e:49

Here's an easy example of the rollback command, /co rb Trent 1d 50, this would rollback anything the user Trent has done within the past 1 day, within a radius of 50 blocks from you. 

Lookup Command:

  • The lookup command allows you to search through block data. It uses the same format as the rollback command, so view above for parameters. Here’s the command, /co lookup u:<user> t:<time> r:<radius> a:<action> b:<blocks> e:<exclude>.
  • An example of this would be /co lookup Trent 1d 50, this would view the history of anything the user Trent has done within the past 1 day, within a radius of 50 blocks from you.

Other Commands:

CoreProtect hosts a ton of other commands. For a full list of commands, visit the official site.

 

Require further assistance?:

If you need more help on this topic, head over to this section of forums, or join our Discord!

 

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