PvP fight tracking and newer Minecraft support
SpawnBox 1.1.0 adds live PvP fight tracking, support for the newest Minecraft versions, and a batch of crash and reliability fixes.
Highlights
- · See your players' PvP fights as they happen - who fought who, who came out on top, and who threw the first hit - right in the live activity timeline.
- · SpawnBox now catches combat-logging: when a player disconnects mid-fight to dodge a death, the record still reflects what really happened.
- · Run the newest Minecraft - SpawnBox's combat and PvP tracking now works on Minecraft 1.21.5 and the 26.x versions, and the update reaches servers you already have.
- · Player names now show where they used to be blank: nearby players in the Activity feed, and players on plugin-based servers, resolve to real names instead of IDs.
- · Fixed three crashes some players hit after the 1.0 launch - the mods browser, the upgrade screen, and the server-info panel - plus a crash on the new fight cards.
- · Your PvP history now carries over when you switch a server's type, sessions close cleanly when players leave, and switching a server to Paper no longer stops it from starting.
- · Plus a number of smaller reliability and display fixes.
This release is all about seeing your server come alive. Live PvP fight tracking arrives in the activity timeline, SpawnBox catches up to the newest Minecraft versions, and a batch of crash and reliability fixes smooths out the rough edges from the 1.0 launch.
PvP fights, as they happen
See your players’ PvP fights play out live in the activity timeline: who fought who, who came out on top, and who threw the first hit. And if someone tries to dodge a death by disconnecting mid-fight, SpawnBox still records what really happened, so the story stays honest.
Run the newest Minecraft
SpawnBox’s combat and PvP tracking now works on Minecraft 1.21.5 and the 26.x versions, and the update reaches servers you already have. You can keep playing on the latest without starting over.
Real names, not IDs
Player names now show up where they used to be blank. Nearby players in the Activity feed, and players on plugin-based servers, now resolve to their real names instead of ID numbers.
Crash and reliability fixes
We fixed three crashes some players hit after the 1.0 launch, in the mods browser, the upgrade screen, and the server-info panel, plus a crash on the new fight cards. On top of that, your PvP history now carries over when you switch a server’s type, sessions close cleanly when players leave, and switching a server to Paper no longer stops it from starting. A number of smaller reliability and display fixes round things out.