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A mod to track and log the position of every player connected to a server.
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Works on the client or the server alone, but does more when on both.
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WAT (Where are they?)
WAT is a mod to track the position of every player connected to a server and then log those positions into a text file. Those logs can then be used with the Player Tracker Decoder app to interactively visualize, analyze, and export that data.
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WARNING: DO NOT USE THIS ON SERVERS WITHOUT PERMISSION, YOU COULD GET BANNED!
The data created by this mod is effectively useless without using the companion program to visualize the data: Github page for the companion application
This works on both the client or the server, but it works best on the server. The client version tracks only the rendered players, so it has a limited tracking range and only tracks players in the dimension you are in. The server, on the other hand, tracks all players in all dimensions.
It is a great way to see what the players on your server are doing and where they are. It allows you to see hotspots of activity and the paths players take to navigate around the world.
The mod lets you configure the rate at which positions are logged, in ticks. You can use either the config file or ModMenu if you use it on your client.
NOTICE: This mod only tracks connected player names and positions, no other information is collected. I do not collect any data from this mod.
WAT (Where are they?)
WAT is a mod to track the position of every player connected to a server and then log those positions into a text file. Those logs can then be used with the Player Tracker Decoder app to interactively visualize, analyze, and export that data.
WARNING: DO NOT USE THIS ON SERVERS WITHOUT PERMISSION, YOU COULD GET BANNED!
The data created by this mod is effectively useless without using the companion program to visualize the data: Github page for the companion application
This works on both the client or the server, but it works best on the server. The client version tracks only the rendered players, so it has a limited tracking range and only tracks players in the dimension you are in. The server, on the other hand, tracks all players in all dimensions.
It is a great way to see what the players on your server are doing and where they are. It allows you to see hotspots of activity and the paths players take to navigate around the world.
The mod lets you configure the rate at which positions are logged, in ticks. You can use either the config file or ModMenu if you use it on your client.
NOTICE: This mod only tracks connected player names and positions, no other information is collected. I do not collect any data from this mod.
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