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Recover a Minecraft player inventory from a backup
A Java Minecraft player's saved inventory can sometimes be recovered without rolling back everyon...
Inspect block changes and preview a CoreProtect rollback
CoreProtect records supported actions while its logging is enabled. It is useful for investigatin...
Investigate one chest withdrawal with a bounded CoreProtect lookup
A missing item report needs the correct container, time window and transaction type. Query a smal...
Exclude routine block types from a CoreProtect investigation
A busy build area can produce thousands of ordinary block records. Use a bounded lookup and a del...
Limit a CoreProtect lookup to a WorldEdit selection
An irregular incident boundary can be easier to select than describe with a radius. CoreProtect s...
Review an inventory rollback before restoring missing player items
Inventory recovery can duplicate items if the original transactions are not understood. Inspect t...
Reverse an accidental CoreProtect rollback with the matching scope
An accidental rollback should be reversed from its recorded parameters, not followed by a broader...
Turn off CoreProtect inspection without granting rollback access
Inspection mode changes what happens when staff click blocks, so leaving it enabled can confuse r...
Plan CoreProtect retention without losing evidence needed for recovery
Older audit records consume storage but may be the only evidence for a delayed grief report. Deci...
Investigate a growing CoreProtect consumer queue without discarding it
A growing write queue can explain why recent actions do not appear in lookups yet. Preserve queue...
Explain why CoreProtect has no record of an older action
An empty lookup can reflect scope, retention or logging settings rather than a broken database. W...
Rehearse a supported CoreProtect database-backend migration
CoreProtect’s migration command is available only in specific supported builds and backends. Rehe...