Isolated Console

Isolated Console

Isolated Console opens a separate desktop window for running commands, reading logs, and checking the status of your local Minecraft server.

Features

• Run commands in Server Console mode or through a selected online player in Player Context mode.
• Read live console output with filters, search, pause, resume and copy controls.
• Browse latest.log, debug.log, older logs, and crash reports.
• Check TPS, MSPT, player count, memory usage, server queue latency and thread activity.
• Show or hide the console with F10. Closing the window hides it while Minecraft continues running.

How To Use?

The console opens automatically when a graphical desktop is available. Open your world and enter commands in the console input. A leading slash is optional.

Available diagnostic commands:

• :status — display server statistics.
• :threads — display a thread snapshot.
• :lag — sample CPU and thread activity.
• :clear — clear the console view.
• :help — display help.

Server Console mode executes commands with permission level 4 on the local server. Player Context mode uses the selected player's permissions, position, rotation and dimension.

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.20.1
• Forge 47.x
• Java 17
• No additional mods are required.

Installation

• For singleplayer or LAN hosting, place the JAR in the hosting client's mods folder.
• For a dedicated server, install it in the server's mods folder. The external window opens on the server computer and requires a graphical desktop. Headless servers continue running without opening the window.

Disclaimer

• This mod was developed by YukiMB.
• Not an official Minecraft product. Not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.
• Installing the mod only on your client does NOT provide console access to a remote server. Commands still require Minecraft's server thread to be responsive.