Simple PlayerData Backups
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A simple mod to create PlayerData Backups.
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Simple PlayerData Backups
A lightweight, server-side-only mod for creating efficient, automatic, and manual backups of critical player and mod data folders (e.g.,
playerdata,advancements, FTB data). It avoids backing up large world region files, making data recovery quick.
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- Server-Side Only: Zero client installation required.
- Highly Configurable: Set auto-backup intervals, define folders (include/exclude), and limit the total number of backups via a TOML file.
- Manual Backups: Trigger instantly using the
/simpleplayerdatabackups startcommand. - Efficient: Backups are compressed into timestamped
.zipfiles in theplayerdata_backupsfolder. - Lightweight: Tasks run asynchronously to ensure minimal server performance impact.
Customize settings in yourworld/serverconfig/simpleplayerdatabackups-server.toml.
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