Death Logger

>💡 **Inspired by [DeathLog](https://modrinth.com/mod/deathlog) by glisco03 — not a fork.** DeathLogger is written from scratch: its own storage format, networking, GUI and multiloader build, with no code carried over. [](https://github.com/pamquale/deathlogger/releases) [](https://minecraft.net) [](https://modrinth.com/mod/death-logger) An advanced death history mod. Keeps track of your deaths, restores inventory layouts, and saves coordinates. Essential for any survival world. ## ✨ Features - 🎒 **Inventory Preview** — Full inventory snapshot at the moment of death, including armor and offhand - 📍 **Death Coordinates** — Exact location with dimension info for easy navigation back - 🔍 **Searchable History** — Filter deaths by time, death message, or location - 🔄 **Inventory Restoration** — Restore items via GUI - 📦 **Container Preview** — View contents of Shulker Boxes and Bundles - 📸 **Death Screenshots** — A screenshot is captured at the moment of death and shown with the entry - 📋 **Copy as Command** — Middle-click an item to copy a `/give` for it, enchantments and container contents included - 🖥️ **Server Support** — Dedicated servers keep their own logs, with `/deathlogger` commands to inspect and restore them ## 📸 Screenshots   Forge builds are published for 26.1.2 only. Forge has no recommended build for 26.1 or 26.1.1, and those versions fail to start regardless of which mods are installed. ### Requirements - **Fabric** — [Fabric Loader](https://fabricmc.net/use/) and [Fabric API](https://modrinth.com/mod/fabric-api) - **NeoForge** — nothing beyond the loader - **Forge** — nothing beyond the loader - Java 25, which is what Minecraft 26.1+ ships with ### Optional integrations - **[Better Statistics Screen](https://modrinth.com/mod/better-stats)** — adds a DeathLogger entry to its menu bar, next to File, View and About. Fabric and NeoForge only; there is no Forge build of it. - **[Mod Menu](https://modrinth.com/mod/modmenu)** — settings reachable from the mod list on Fabric. NeoForge and Forge use their built-in mod list for the same thing. ## ⌨️ Usage - Open from the **Statistics** screen, or bind a key in **Controls** (unbound by default) - Select a death on the left to see its details on the right - **Restore** returns the inventory and experience; **Delete** removes the entry - **Middle-click** an item to copy a `/give` command for it to the clipboard - **Settings** opens the screenshot and death-detection options ## ⚙️ Configuration `config/deathlogger.json`, or the Settings button in the mod's own screen. | Option | Default | What it does | | :-- | :-- | :-- | | `screenshotsEnabled` | `true` | Capture a screenshot at the moment of death | | `useLegacyDeathDetection` | `false` | Record a death when health hits zero, for servers that never send a death message. No effect in singleplayer, and can produce false positives. | ## 🖥️ Server commands Operators only: - `/deathlogger list [search]` — print a player's recorded deaths - `/deathlogger view ` — open that player's log in your own GUI - `/deathlogger restore ` — restore a recorded inventory ## 🔨 Building ```bash ./gradlew build ``` Jars land in `fabric/build/libs`, `neoforge/build/libs` and `forge/build/libs`. The target Minecraft version and every dependency version live in `gradle.properties`. `common` holds the loader-agnostic code; each loader module only carries its own entry points and networking. ## 📄 License MIT — see [LICENSE](LICENSE). ## 🙏 Credits - **glisco03** — author of [DeathLog](https://github.com/glisco03/deathlog), the mod that inspired this one - **pamquale** — DeathLogger author and maintainer