UUID Command Mod FAQ

Type /uuid into chat, then click on or look at the entity you want to identify. The mod will display that entity's UUID in your chat.

Yes, you can use /uuid on players just like any other entity. This is useful for tracking player data or debugging multiplayer issues.

No, the command only works on loaded entities. If an entity is outside your render distance or in an unloaded chunk, you won't be able to target it with /uuid.

After running /uuid on an entity, the UUID appears in chat as a clickable message that you can copy to your clipboard, or you can manually select and copy it.

UUIDs are useful for debugging entity behavior, tracking specific mobs across server restarts, managing data in command blocks, or identifying entities in logs and error reports.

Yes, the mod works on both single-player and multiplayer servers, though server administrators may need to allow the command depending on their permissions setup.

No, UUID Command Mod is lightweight and only runs when you actively use the /uuid command, so it has no noticeable impact on game performance.

The command will fail silently or show an error message because the entity is no longer loaded in the world.

For most entities, UUIDs are regenerated when chunks reload, but named entities and players retain their UUIDs across world reloads.

The /uuid command is primarily a player-facing tool for manual identification; for automation, you'd typically use other commands or mods that can query entity data directly.