[DP] DevAssist
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In-game datapack profiling and runtime inspection for Fabric servers.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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[DP] DevAssist
In-game datapack profiling and runtime inspection for Fabric servers.
[DP] DevAssist is built for datapack authors, map makers, and technical server operators who need to see what is happening inside a world without leaving Minecraft. It combines a server-side lag profiler with a client-side inspector for entities, markers, display entities, command storage, scoreboards, tags, and raw SNBT.
What It Does
- Profiles datapack functions and commands on the server.
- Streams compact entity performance snapshots to the client every 5 ticks.
- Shows nearby entities within 30 blocks, including invisible entities and vanilla marker entities.
- Displays per-entity tick cost, peak MSPT drain, lifecycle, top hot path, and recent tick history.
- Provides a full in-game inspector for entity SNBT, scoreboard values, scoreboard tags, and command storage.
- Includes raw SNBT editing plus a structured tree view for easier inspection.
- Adds searchable text views for SNBT, scoreboards, and storage.
- Lets permitted users teleport to or delete inspected entities.
- Includes creative noclip while flying, server-authorized, similar to Carpet's creative noclip behavior.
Why Use It
Datapack lag can be hard to diagnose from outside the game. [DP] DevAssist lets you look at the actual entities and functions involved while you are standing in the affected area.
Use it to answer questions like:
- Which marker or display entity is causing a spike?
- What function path is currently hot?
- What changed inside this entity's SNBT?
- Which scoreboard values are attached to this entity?
- What command storage entries exist and what do they contain?
- Is the server MSPT spike global, or tied to a specific entity?
Basic Usage
The default assist key is Left Alt. Hold the assist key to show entity markers and compact runtime information in-world. While holding the assist key, right click an entity marker or targeted entity to open the inspector.
The inspector includes:
- Entity list sorted by heat
- Server and entity MSPT snapshots
- Profiler hot paths
- Entity overview
- Scoreboard values
- Scoreboard tags
- Raw SNBT editor
- Structured SNBT tree view
- Command storage browser and editor
Creative noclip is automatic when permitted by the server: enter creative mode, start flying, and you can pass through blocks. It does not force flying by itself.
Commands
Main command:
/dpdevassist
Short alias:
/dpda
Available subcommands:
/dpdevassist status
/dpdevassist monitor on
/dpdevassist monitor off
/dpdevassist threshold spike <ms>
/dpdevassist threshold command <ms>
/dpdevassist threshold function <ms>
All commands require admin-level command permissions. In singleplayer, the world owner is allowed automatically.
Safety Notes
This is a developer and operator tool. It can edit entity SNBT, scoreboard values, scoreboard tags, command storage, and it can delete entities. Use it carefully on production worlds.
Recommended:
- Back up important worlds before editing SNBT or storage.
- Test changes in a staging copy first.
- Only give access to trusted operators.
Performance Notes
[DP] DevAssist is designed to stay responsive without flooding the client:
- Entity summaries sync every 5 ticks.
- Full entity SNBT is sent only when requested.
- Scoreboard resolution is throttled.
- The client renders nearby synced entities and keeps heavy editing views inside the inspector.
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