Server replays help moderators review fights and handle player reports.
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ReplayActions is a server-side moderation and evidence tool for Minecraft PvP and PvE servers, combining death replays, player and bug reports, inventory tracking, and combat-disconnect detection in an administration interface. It records configurable periods before and after a death, then lets staff review the incident through client-side playback with ghost versions of the victim, attacker, nearby players, and mobs, plus pause, speed, and frame-by-frame seeking controls. Replays can show TACZ gun models, firing and reloading, bullet trails, and prone positions, making them useful for reviewing gunfights as well as other combat. Players can report insults, hate speech, cheating, teaming, and combat disconnects, with chat logs and relevant replays attached as evidence; moderators can review tickets and apply configurable mutes, temporary bans, or kicks. Bug reports cover missing items and unfair mob deaths, drawing on inventory history and PvE replays, while staff can resolve cases through a dedicated interface that supports item restoration. A rolling five-minute record of container interactions captures actions such as clicks, hotbar swaps, drops, and pickups, and can help administrators investigate missing-item reports through inventory replay. When someone disconnects during tracked combat, the mod can notify administrators and generate a replay for review; configurable permissions, moderation statistics, and sanction history support server administration.
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