Ledger Mod FAQ

Give yourself the ledger permission node and run /ledger inspect, then right-click or left-click a block to see its history. If nothing shows up, check that logging is enabled and that your player has the required permissions.

Use /ledger inspect and then click the block or the empty space where it used to be. The chat output lists the player, action, and timestamp for each recorded change.

Use /ledger search with filters to find the actions you want to undo, then run /ledger rollback on those results. Always run /ledger preview first so you can see exactly what will change before committing.

Rollback undoes recorded actions to return the world to an earlier state, while restore reapplies actions that were previously rolled back. Use rollback to remove griefing and restore to bring back builds that were wrongly undone.

Run /ledger search with the player filter set to their name, and add time or action filters to narrow the results. Use /ledger page to move through large result sets.

The block may not have any recorded actions, logging may be disabled for that world or dimension, or your player may lack the inspect permission. Try inspecting a block you just placed yourself to confirm logging is working.

Yes, Ledger is built for Fabric and Quilt servers and runs server-side, so vanilla clients can connect without installing anything. Client-side mods are not required for players to join.

Ledger is designed to be more performant than older logging mods, but heavy activity on large servers can still add load. Tune your logging filters and prune old entries periodically to keep performance steady.

Yes, use /ledger restore to reapply actions that were rolled back. Preview the restore first so you can confirm it targets the right entries.

Run /ledger search filtered by that player and a recent time range, then page through the results. You can also inspect specific blocks they interacted with to see the exact actions.