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Statboard | Leaderboards, Statistics & Metrics

A Minecraft mod that tracks singleplayer and multiplayer statistics, metrics, and player leaderboards, featuring rich in-game GUI and an optional web dashboard integrated directly into the game.
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statboard-fabric-1.20.1-0.2.0.jar

File namestatboard-fabric-1.20.1-0.2.0.jar
Uploader
N0do_N0do_
Uploaded
Sep 12, 2026
Downloads
7
Size
14.8 MB
Mod Loaders
Fabric
File ID
8868253
Type
R
Release
Supported game versions
  • 1.20.1

Curse Maven Snippet

Fabric

modImplementation "curse.maven:statboard-1642411:8868253"

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What's new

  • Added an optional server-authoritative FTB Teams/Quests/Chunks integration with a conditional FTB Statistics page in both renderers and added aggregated FTB data in authorized Server Health responses.
  • Replaced the online-only Server Health ping list with a bounded, server-paged player directory covering persisted offline and online players, including filter, sort, page-size, presence, first-joined, last-seen, and authorized current/average ping fields. Player rows now open the selected Statistics profile.
  • Added the same modern roster table to the FTB page, restricted to the selected team and including each member's FTB role, presence, and authorized latency.
  • Added local player-head and Minecraft resource-pack item/block/entity visuals to Statistics rows in both renderers, with safe text fallback for unavailable assets.
  • Fixed FTB Quests progress collection against the supported 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 APIs, cached reflective method lookups, and reused prepared profile pages so large modpacks do not repeat full database, catalog, and sorting work per page.
  • Loaded and cached authorized player heads when the profile selector opens, and added heads to PixelView2 leaderboard and player-ping tables.
  • Compact large count and decimal statistic values for more readable tables and expanded the client-only mock preview to a seven-page modpack-sized profile.
  • Stream and merge large player profiles one bounded page at a time so modpacks with hundreds of nonzero metrics do not hide later Statistics categories, while publishing only completed merges to prevent tables and charts flashing.
  • Reworked Server Health into a clickable multi-series performance chart for TPS, MSPT, heap, players, and loaded chunks, including complete point tooltips, a 1d preset, working all/custom filters, persistent series choices, compact metric cards, title/card hover help, clearly differentiated accessible series colors, a larger balanced heap gauge, and seven-day defaults for new server configs. Network protocol is 14.
  • Expanded preview health data to nearly one day with independent performance, heap, player-count, and loaded-chunk scenarios.
  • Reduced transmitted health history to at most 300 spike-preserving points.
  • Refresh connected clients immediately after built-in permission defaults are saved, invalidating cached authorized views without polling or reconnecting.
  • Add a persisted Blocks Placed Mining metric from Minecraft's successful-use counters for registered block items, while retaining Blocks Mined separately; both renderers now expose the contributing placed-block values as a drill-down.
  • Removed periodic Statistics polling in favor of exact-series refreshes on reopen with the bounded stored-data cooldown; leaderboard and health refresh behavior is unchanged.
  • Removed duplicate FTB quest summary cards, compacted the quest-type counts and Server Health FTB totals, explained claim versus force-load values, and changed vanilla's oversized SQLite diagnostics block into a metric pill.
  • Removed the remaining duplicate WebView FTB chunk summary cards, aligned its player selector presence styling with Statistics, moved Statistics sorting to directional table headers, and wrapped native health metrics onto two rows.
  • Fit native Server Health pills to their contents, expanded the compact database summary, restored the Minecraft clock for uptime, added FTB-total tooltips to both renderers, and gently smoothed the WebView performance chart.

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