🛡️ ServerEye: Player Behavior Monitoring for Minecraft Servers

ServerEye is a specialized modification tool for comprehensive tracking of participant activity within the Minecraft gaming environment. It continuously records in real-time the actions of all users connected to the server and generates visualized reports through an integrated web interface, providing full detail of events occurring on your server.

The plugin will be useful both to game server owners and administrators, as well as regular participants: it allows for a structured overview of player behavior patterns and assists in effective monitoring and community management.

🔍 Tracked Parameters

The system registers and displays in the control panel numerous types of in-game events, including:

• Player joining and leaving the game world
• Text messages in chat (with optional filtering of undesirable vocabulary)
• Block destruction and placement (including data on exact coordinates)
• Game mode changes and related parameters
• Complete logging of command execution by administrators and users (with result outputs)

The collected data allows:

✅ Quickly identifying suspicious or rule-breaking activity ✅ Analyzing consistency of gaming habits and participant time distribution patterns ✅ Maintaining records of administrative actions execution to prevent misuse ✅ Obtaining detailed logs of command results to improve moderation efficiency

💡 Simplicity of Connection and Operation

No complex preliminary configurations are required to start using the plugin: simply add the corresponding file to the server directory, and the system will begin functioning immediately upon startup.

After activating the plugin, open any browser and navigate to the standard local address:

<a href="http://localhost:8080">http://localhost:8080</a>

You'll see an intuitive interface providing the following functionality:

• ✅ Live stream of events happening on the server
• ✅ Classification and filtering of events by type
• ✅ Search system by participant names
• ✅ Statistical summaries and analytical metrics of the environment

In certain usage scenarios, optional utilization of external server data upload may be required: this will require configuring an additional link.

🧪 Example Data Structure

Each event captured in the system is accompanied by complete contextual metadata. For example, when a player breaks a diamond ore block, the following log entry is generated:

json { "timestamp": "2025-05-24T12:34:56Z", "player": "Notch", "event": "block_break", "details": { "Block": "minecraft:diamond_ore", "Coordinates": "X: 123, Y: 64, Z: -45" }, "serverIp": "127.0.0.1" }

This allows for precise tracking of correlations between specific interactions, their time of occurrence and location within virtual space, and the participating individuals.

🧭 Suitable Usage Scenarios

• Regular activity monitoring in public multiplayer servers
• Fixing typical behaviors and deviations in survival projects
• Full-scale accounting of command usage within the technical platform of the virtual world
• Collection of behavioral model data about gameplay state for entertainment or research purposes