Inspector

✨ Inspector v1.0 - Complete Feature List

• 🔍 Interactive Inspection Tool: No complex commands needed for daily use. Simply right-click any block with the Inspector Tool (Stick) to view its full history. Features a clickable Pagination System ([< Previous] [Next >]) and smart time separators for maximum readability.
• 🧨 Advanced Explosion Forensics: Determines exactly who caused an explosion. Tracks TNT primed by flint & steel, flaming arrows, or complex Redstone mechanisms (tracing signals back to buttons/levers). Also fully supports Bed Bombing and Respawn Anchors in other dimensions.
• 📦 Container Transaction Logging: Meticulously records items deposited into or withdrawn from chests, barrels, furnaces, and hoppers. Includes a Snapshot System that logs the full contents of a container the exact moment it is broken/destroyed.
• 🌊 Smart Flow Tracking: Detects who spilled water or lava. If a liquid stream washes away crops, rails, or Redstone, the plugin correctly attributes the destruction to the player who placed the source bucket, even blocks away.
• 🛡️ Granular Access Control: Admins can Grant or Revoke temporary inspection access to players for a specific duration (e.g., /inspector grant Steve 10). Includes a persistent toggle system that remembers a player's inspection mode even after re-logging.
• 🧱 Entity & Interaction Logging: Tracks subtle griefing methods, including Item Frame theft, Armor Stand breaking, Enderman block stealing, and crop trampling.
• 🚀 High-Performance Architecture: All database operations (SQLite) run Asynchronously to ensure zero main-thread lag. Includes a configurable Module System, allowing admins to disable resource-heavy features (like Flow or Entity tracking) on weaker servers.
• 🏹 "Sniper" Detection: Solves the "mystery arrow" problem. If a player activates a button or target block using a projectile (Arrow/Trident) to trigger TNT, the plugin identifies the shooter as the culprit.
• 🌍 Per-Player Localization: Full multi-language support (EN/PL). Players can select their preferred language via commands, and this preference is saved permanently to their persistent data container.