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AntiGhost Mod requests the server to send surrounding blocks to you, to get rid of ghost blocks. Features: Requests the server to resend blocks around the player, fixing invisible or desynced blocks. Identifies ghost blocks and refreshes them without requiring manual intervention.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Fixing Ghost Blocks on Multiplayer ServersWhy Servers Cause More Desync On a multiplayer server your client and the server exchange data over the network, and…How to Fix Ghost Blocks With AntiGhost ModWhat a Ghost Block Is A ghost block is a block that looks present on your client but no longer exists on the server…Setting Up and Using the AntiGhost Refresh KeybindFinding the Keybind AntiGhost is designed to be triggered on demand rather than running constantly. Its core control…Using AntiGhost to Clear Invisible or Desynced BlocksWhy Blocks Go Invisible Invisible blocks are the mirror image of ghost blocks : the server knows a block is there,…

Frequently asked questions

How do I use AntiGhost to get rid of ghost blocks?
Press the AntiGhost refresh keybind (default is G) while standing near the ghost blocks. The mod sends a request to the server asking it to resend the blocks around you, which replaces the desynced client-side blocks with the real ones.
What is the default keybind for AntiGhost?
The default refresh key is G. You can change it in your controls settings under the AntiGhost keybind category if it conflicts with another mod or your own preferences.
Does AntiGhost work on multiplayer servers?
Yes, it works on any server because it only sends a standard block-resend request that vanilla clients can also trigger. It does not require server-side installation and won't get you banned on most servers.
Why isn't AntiGhost fixing my ghost blocks?
Make sure you're standing close enough to the affected blocks, since the mod only refreshes blocks within a certain radius around the player. If the blocks are still wrong after refreshing, the issue is likely server-side lag or an actual block change, not a client desync.

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