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NeoProtect

by Sigismundsblade · on Modrinth

NeoProtect is a server-side logging mod that records block changes and player container interactions, allowing server administrators to inspect, look up…

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NeoProtect

NeoProtect is a CoreProtect style logging mod for NeoForge & Fabric with Forge support in work. NeoProtect is built for servers that want proper inspection and rollback tools without dragging performance down. It tracks the things that usually matter when something goes wrong: block placement, block breaks, block changes, container item movement, explosions, and fire spread.

Whether you are dealing with griefing, missing items, accidental damage, or just trying to work out what happened in an area, NeoProtect gives you a clean history and practical rollback tools to fix it.

Features

Screenshots

Block break and place history in chat

Break and place logs in chat

Container add and remove tracking

Container add and remove logs

Rollback logging

Rollback logs

Explosion break logging

Explosion break log

Commands

Rollback scopes

NeoProtect supports more precise rollback control than just full area restores.

Examples:

This lets you restore destroyed blocks, undo placed blocks, revert taken items, or remove added items depending on what kind of incident you are dealing with.

Performance

NeoProtect is designed for actual server use, not just feature count. Logging is handled with async database writes, embedded storage, and a lightweight event pipeline so normal gameplay does not pay more than it has to. The goal is to keep detailed history available while staying practical on active modded servers.

Notes

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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