HC Autopsy

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Capture Hardcore wipes, player stat snapshots, leaderboards, and lifetime run history on Fabric servers.

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Minecraft
26.2

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GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 or later
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1.4.0+mc26.1-26.3-snapshot-1
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HC Autopsy is a lightweight Fabric server mod that turns Hardcore wipes into durable run history, lifetime totals, and in-game postmortem tools.

Minecraft normally treats a Hardcore death as the end of the story. Servers get reset, stat files move around, chat scrolls away, and the details of the run can disappear. HC Autopsy keeps a separate server-side record in a fixed Tempest Studios app-data folder, so each wipe leaves behind the death context, vanilla stat snapshots, run totals, cached player names, and lifetime player and server history.

It works server-side on dedicated Fabric servers. Players do not need to install the mod. When the first player dies in a run, HC Autopsy records the wipe, snapshots every player's vanilla stat JSON, aggregates the run, updates lifetime totals, broadcasts an in-game wipe summary, and can optionally send a Discord webhook summary. It now also posts readable, category-colored run leaderboards after the wipe summary, including playtime, blocks broken, damage taken, damage dealt, and diamond ore mined.

Features

  • Persistent Hardcore wipe history across server resets
  • First-death wipe detection for active runs
  • Death message, damage source, attacker, player, and world metadata
  • Raw vanilla player stat snapshots for complete stat fidelity
  • Stores per-run metadata, per-player snapshots, aggregated run totals, and cached player names
  • Maintains lifetime player and server totals across wiped runs
  • In-game wipe summary and post-wipe stat leaderboard after stat capture completes
  • /hcautopsy commands for status, run history, cached players, player totals, server totals, and lifetime leaderboards
  • Operator/console-safe tools for continuing a wiped run, recalculating lifetime totals, reloading config, broadcasting full post-wipe leaderboards, and testing Discord webhooks
  • Optional Discord webhook notifications for wipe summaries and category-colored post-wipe leaderboards
  • Automatic post-wipe awards for playtime, blocks broken, damage taken, damage dealt, and diamonds mined
  • Launcher-agnostic app-data storage with first-launch migration from the old config/hc-autopsy/ folder
  • Defensive config/data loading and atomic writes for persisted HC Autopsy data
  • Server-only install; no client mod required

Good for

  • Hardcore Fabric servers
  • Challenge and limited-life runs
  • Community worlds with seasonal resets
  • Post-wipe stat review
  • Comparing lifetime playtime, deaths, distance walked, and jumps
  • Calling out the run's biggest post-wipe stat winners
  • Rebroadcasting full post-wipe rankings to game chat and Discord
  • Long-term server history
  • Discord communities that want automatic wipe summaries
  • Players who want the receipts after a run goes wrong

Install note

Install Fabric Loader, Fabric API, and the HC Autopsy jar that matches your Minecraft version.

HC Autopsy is designed for server-side use. Install it in the dedicated Fabric server mods folder. It does not need to be installed on players' clients.

Choose the compatibility-group jar that matches your server:

  • 1.20-1.21.11
  • 26.1-26.3-snapshot-1

HC Autopsy stores config and run history outside launcher-local .minecraft folders:

  • Windows: %APPDATA%\TempestStudios\HC-Autopsy\
  • macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/TempestStudios/HC-Autopsy/
  • Linux: $XDG_DATA_HOME/tempest-studios/hc-autopsy/ or ~/.local/share/tempest-studios/hc-autopsy/

On first launch, existing config/hc-autopsy/ data is copied to the new app-data folder when the new folder is empty. Old files stay in place as a backup.

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  • Status Command Output
    Status Command Output
  • Player Command Output
    Player Command Output
  • Death Notifications in Discord
    Death Notifications in Discord
  • Run List Command Output
    Run List Command Output
  • Run Last Command Output
    Run Last Command Output

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