Minecraft plugin InventoryRollbackPlus

🔌 About InventoryRollbackPlus

InventoryRollbackPlus — is a Minecraft plugin that creates automatic backups of player data so staff can view and restore inventories, enderchests, location, health, hunger and XP. It is designed as a Spigot/Bukkit moderator utility to recover lost items after deaths, glitches or griefing and to inspect recent player states.

🎯 Purpose

InventoryRollbackPlus solves accidental or server‑related item loss by keeping recent snapshots of player state. It reduces manual recovery work for admins and gives moderators a GUI to view and selectively restore saved states. The plugin targets server operators running Spigot/Bukkit compatible servers who need reliable inventory backups. ()

⚙ Main features

• Save player Inventory and EnderChest snapshots (on death, join, leave, world change, or manual). ()
• Save player Location, Health, Hunger and XP alongside inventories. ()
• GUI to browse and restore backups (single‑click restore option configurable). ()
• Manual force backup command and administrative enable/disable/reload commands. ()
• Configurable retention counts (defaults: 50 deaths, 10 joins/leaves/world changes). ()

🧩 Who it suits

• Server owners and admins who need fast inventory recovery tools.
• Moderator teams that must inspect player state after incidents.
• Small to medium Spigot/Bukkit networks wanting local backups without heavy infrastructure. ()

🏗 Usage examples

• Restore a player’s inventory after a lag death by opening the rollback GUI and selecting the death snapshot.
• Force an immediate backup before a risky event (map change, PvP event) with the manual command.
• Configure retention to limit disk usage on busy servers. ()

⚡ Notes & compatibility

• Declared as a Spigot/Bukkit plugin; tested for Minecraft versions from 1.8 through 1.21.11 (native major version: 1.21). It may require Java 17 or higher according to the resource notes. ()
• Default backup counts and GUI options are configurable in the plugin configuration. ()

⌨️ Commands

(Commands and aliases documented in official project resources.) ()

🔐 Permissions

(Permission defaults and nodes are taken from official project documentation.) ()

⚙ Installation

📥 Install

• Download the plugin .jar from an official resource (Spigot / GitHub / Modrinth).
• Place the .jar into your server plugins/ folder.
• Fully restart the server (do not use /reload) to generate config files and folders.
• Verify plugin loaded correctly in console. ()

📦 Dependencies

• No required plugin dependencies are listed in official resources. The plugin is a Spigot/Bukkit plugin and runs on compatible server cores. It may require Java 17 (check the resource notes before installing). ()

🧾 Configuration

• The plugin generates a configuration on first run. Confirm and edit retention counts (deaths/joins/leaves/world changes) and GUI/restore options as needed.
• The official documentation shows configurable defaults (50 deaths, 10 joins/leaves/world changes). ()
• No official mention of MySQL/SQLite remote DB support in the public README; information about database backends is not present in the official sources. ()

🧠 Additional information

Known conflicts & limitations

• Plugins that directly manipulate inventories or intercept inventories/GUI events can conflict (common with other inventory managers). Test on a staging server if you run many inventory/GUI plugins. ()
• Proxy/multi‑server setups (Bungee/Velocity) compatibility is not explicitly documented; assume single‑server usage unless tested. ()

FAQ

Q: What does the plugin save? A: Inventory, EnderChest, Location, Health, Hunger and XP for saved events. ()

Q: Which Minecraft versions are supported? A: Official resources list support/tested versions from 1.8 up to 1.21.11 (native major: 1.21). Check the resource page for the exact latest supported version before installing. ()

Q: Is there a GUI to restore items? A: Yes — a rollback GUI is provided; a single‑click full restore can be enabled in config. ()

Q: Where to get support? A: The Spigot resource links to a Discord support invite and the GitHub repo is the issue tracker for bug reports. Use GitHub Issues for reproducible bugs. ()

Telemetry / bStats

No official mention of bStats or automatic telemetry in the visible docs/readme. Information about anonymous metrics collection is absent from the main sources. ()

Support channels

Official project resources point to a GitHub repository (code and issues) and the Spigot resource page (support link/Discord). Use those for downloads, updates and support. ()