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Query block changes in a specific area

Using the lookup command

LogBlock stores every block change made on your server. To find out what happened in a particular location, use the lookup command with area parameters.

Basic steps:

1. Stand near or navigate to the area you want to investigate

2. Use /lb area <radius> to define a search radius around your position, or /lb coords <x1> <z1> <x2> <z2> to specify exact boundaries

3. Add filters to narrow results: /lb player <name> to see only one player's changes, or /lb block <blocktype> to find specific blocks

4. Execute /lb lookup to run the query

Reading the results

LogBlock will display matching changes in your chat, showing the player, action (placed/destroyed), block type, and timestamp. Click on results to see more details or to preview the exact location. You can page through results using the navigation buttons if there are many entries.

Combine multiple filters for precise searches—for example, finding all diamond ore destroyed by a specific player in the last hour helps identify griefing quickly.