How to Check What a Specific Player Has Been Doing

Filtering by Player

Use /ledger search with a player filter to pull every recorded action attributed to that player. This gives you a chronological view of their placements, breaks, and interactions across the server.

Combining with Time and Area

A player-only search can be very long on an active account. Add a time range to focus on a session, or add a positional filter to focus on a region. Combining player, time, and area filters is the fastest way to audit suspicious activity.

Reviewing the Timeline

Read entries in order. The action type tells you whether the player placed, removed, or interacted with something, and the timestamp orders the events. Look for bursts of activity or actions in areas the player should not have access to.

Paging Large Histories

When a player has many entries, results are paginated. Use /ledger page to continue through the list. If the output is overwhelming, tighten the filters rather than paging through everything.

Practical Tips

Cross-check with in-world inspection: search for the player, note the coordinates of an interesting entry, then inspect that block directly to confirm. This two-step approach catches misattributed or ambiguous entries.