Death Coordinates Log
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A persistent /deaths list of where you last died (coords, dimension, day, cause) so you can walk back to your stuff. No gravestone, no map mod.
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Death Log
A persistent list of where you last died — coordinates, dimension, in-world day, and cause — kept across restarts. No gravestone block, no map mod: run /deaths and walk back to your stuff.
The recovery compass is single-use, and gravestone mods add blocks that can clash with minimaps. Death Log is a lightweight server-side history instead: it records each death and lets you look it up any time.
Death Log — your last 3 deaths (newest first):
#1 · day 12 · (210, 64, -88) overworld — Slain by Zombie
#2 · day 9 · (-44, 12, 301) overworld — Fell from a high place
#3 · day 4 · (88, 70, -150) the_nether — Walked into fire/deaths shows your own history (last 10, newest first); /deaths <player> is op-only and resolves currently-online players. Cause text is the vanilla death message captured at the time of death, stored in vanilla world data so it survives restarts.
It's read-only and server-side — no mixin, no config, no blocks or items — so it can't conflict with other mods. Pairs with the sibling mod Death Forensics, which explains a single death in depth.
Server-side — install on the server only.
Free to use in any modpack. Source and issues: https://github.com/KURONAMI333/death-log
Death Log
A persistent list of where you last died — coordinates, dimension, in-world day, and cause — kept across restarts. No gravestone block, no map mod: run /deaths and walk back to your stuff.
The recovery compass is single-use, and gravestone mods add blocks that can clash with minimaps. Death Log is a lightweight server-side history instead: it records each death and lets you look it up any time.
Death Log — your last 3 deaths (newest first):
#1 · day 12 · (210, 64, -88) overworld — Slain by Zombie
#2 · day 9 · (-44, 12, 301) overworld — Fell from a high place
#3 · day 4 · (88, 70, -150) the_nether — Walked into fire
/deaths shows your own history (last 10, newest first); /deaths <player> is op-only and resolves currently-online players. Cause text is the vanilla death message captured at the time of death, stored in vanilla world data so it survives restarts.
It's read-only and server-side — no mixin, no config, no blocks or items — so it can't conflict with other mods. Pairs with the sibling mod Death Forensics, which explains a single death in depth.
Server-side — install on the server only.
Free to use in any modpack. Source and issues: https://github.com/KURONAMI333/death-log
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