Find the x-rayers hiding in your CoreProtect logs
TunnelVision reads back your server's CoreProtect history, rebuilds mining sessions player by player, and hands you a sorted list of sessions worth checking — with a suspicion score and every indicator behind it. All without spending your evenings on it.
After-the-fact analysis of existing logs · no server modification required
A triage assistant, not a ban bot.
TunnelVision ranks and explains suspicious sessions; a human moderator always makes the call. No automatic decisions, no ban ever triggered by the score.
Each session gets a 0-100 score and an indicative verdict.
See it run on a real case
An interactive 3D rebuild of real mining sessions, anonymised. The scene is a little heavy to load, so we let you decide when to load it. It is only available in French for now.
From your CoreProtect logs to a list of sessions to check
Four fully automatic steps, up to the point where a human takes over.
CoreProtect already does the work
Your server already logs every block broken. TunnelVision reads that existing history — nothing to install on the player side, nothing to change on the server.
Session rebuilding
Blocks are grouped by player and by world into mining sessions, separating walking from actual digging.
Path indicators
Ore yield per 100 blocks dug, detours between veins, turns pointing straight at ore that is not visible yet — the same signals a moderator spots by eye in a replay, but measured.
A 0-100 score, never a verdict
Every session gets a score and an indicative verdict (clear, worth watching, strongly suspicious) to guide the manual check — never an automatic sanction.
Noise is filtered out before it reaches you
The noise is filtered before it reaches you: caves and geodes, surface gathering and overly short sessions are dropped automatically, so the list only surfaces what really looks like guided mining.
Why caves fool x-ray detectors →
The menu as a moderator sees it in game
A faithful rebuild of the plugin's screens. This is not a screenshot: the buttons and tabs respond, try them.
Opens with /tunnelvision menu (permission tunnelvision.admin) — in-game players only. The menu follows each moderator's language, English or French: try the sign at the bottom right.
Interactive menu: click the buttons to see what each one does.
Your own inventory, masked with grey panes while this menu is open.
← Click a menu button: its description appears here.
What a moderator sees
The same panel as the demo above, on real sessions.
Filter by oreIsolate one watched ore (diamond, gold, iron…) and the materials drawn in the scene.
Detailed indicatorsYield, detours between veins, turns towards a vein — every component of the score explained, no black box.
Same view, different sessionThe same indicators, this time computed on an ordinary mining profile.
OverviewScore distribution across every session, to spot at a glance what deserves a second look.
Understanding x-ray detection on a Minecraft server
In-depth articles on the subject, useful even without TunnelVision.
- How to detect an x-rayer with CoreProtect
The full investigation method: the exact commands, how to read a path out of the logs, and the false evidence to rule out before sanctioning anyone.
- Why caves fool x-ray detectors
The ore-to-blocks ratio collapses as soon as a player picks up ore that is already exposed. What 1.18 made worse, and how to verify an alert.
- Detecting an x-rayer in caves
The test that replaces the counter: did this specific ore already touch a void nobody had ever opened? And why the whole vein must be judged as one.
- Why a score should never be enough to ban
What each indicator cannot prove on its own, the trap of a single threshold, and why the final call must always belong to a human.
- Detecting occasional x-ray
A short suspicious pass buried in an otherwise legitimate session drags any average back down. Why you should never average, per session or per player.
- Paper anti-xray: engine modes and limits
The three engine modes, how to configure them, and the limits acknowledged by PaperMC's own documentation. A lock is not a camera.
- Paper anti-xray bypass: what gets through
Exposed ores, world seed, range extension, the bypass permission: what obfuscation lets through, and how to spot it in your history.
Free beta, limited places
We are looking for a few servers willing to test TunnelVision on live servers, free for the duration of the beta. Your feedback matters more than the size of your community.
contact@tunnelvision.fr · What data leaves your server, where it goes, and for how long: privacy page.