Crash Utilities FAQ

Press CTRL + U on your keyboard to open the Crash Utilities interface. This is a client-side feature, so you can use it in single-player or on servers where the mod is installed.

Yes—use the chunk map view to see loaded chunks and their entity/TileEntity counts, or use the entity buildup detection to find areas with excessive mobs or block entities. The RAM usage monitor also helps you track memory consumption over time.

Use the TileEntity locator command to search for specific block entities in the world, then remove or manage them directly through the mod's interface. This is useful for tracking down lag-causing machines or broken mod blocks.

Yes, the mod includes a command to open and read player inventories for moderation and troubleshooting purposes. It also supports Curio items, so you can see equipment stored in Curio slots.

Use the crash report retrieval command to pull log files and crash reports directly through the mod without needing file system access. This makes it easier to diagnose what went wrong.

If too many items are scattered on the ground (causing lag), you can set a threshold and the mod will automatically clear excess items. This is useful after explosions or when players farm and drop stacks of materials.

Yes, the mod includes a cross-dimensional teleport command that lets you send players to different worlds or dimensions, as well as a command to send players back to spawn.

Yes—most features are server-side commands that admins can use, while the GUI and chunk map are client-side tools. Both work together to help diagnose and fix server problems.

The mod is designed to help *reduce* lag by identifying problem areas, but the monitoring features themselves have minimal overhead. Use the RAM tracker to verify performance impact on your setup.

Yes, the mod lets you read and remove items from player inventories through commands, which is useful for confiscating contraband or fixing inventory corruption issues.

It is a Minecraft utility mod that provides crash-report analysis and debugging tools for troubleshooting game errors. It also adds tools for finding and fixing common server problems.

According to the mod file, it supports Minecraft 1.21 through 1.21.1 on NeoForge. The Modrinth project page lists 1.20.1 on Forge.

The mod file lists NeoForge. The Modrinth project page lists Forge, but the mod file information takes priority.

It lets you view loaded chunks on a map, view entity and block entity counts on a map, and open other players' inventories. It also includes crash-report analysis and debugging tools.

It adds commands to get log files and crash reports, clear items if there are more than X on the ground, find specific tile entities, send players to spawn, crossdimensional teleport, check RAM usage over time, find chunks with large amounts of entities, and read or remove items from player inventories with Curio support.

Yes. It includes a command to find chunks with large amounts of entities, and you can view entity and block entity counts on a map.

Yes. There is a command to clear items if there are more than X on the ground.

Yes. It can read and remove items from player inventories, with Curio support.

Yes. It has a command to check RAM usage over time.