TrackMyMiner is a plugin I developed to address the issue of "xray cheaters" using xray packs in Minecraft. The idea for TrackMyMiner came from a server owner who needed a trustworthy solution after the previous plugin's developer proved to be untrustworthy.

I designed this powerful tool to help server administrators catch suspicious players who may be using xray hacks to locate hidden ores. When a player mines an excessive number of ores in a short time, the plugin sends a notification to admins, alerting them to potential foul play. To further investigate, administrators can use the plugin to discreetly "spy" on the player and view their inventories.

During development, I built TrackMyMiner using Java and integrated it with the Spigot API. The process was challenging, as I had to learn everything from scratch, but the result was a robust and efficient plugin.

I poured significant effort into understanding Spigot's documentation to ensure a seamless integration of various functionalities into the plugin's architecture.

Since its creation, TrackMyMiner has been deployed on 16 servers, making a positive impact on maintaining fair gameplay environments. Its effectiveness and value have been recognized by the Minecraft community.

As the developer of TrackMyMiner, I am committed to its ongoing maintenance and compatibility with future Minecraft and Spigot releases. I actively keep an eye on updates and improvements, with the goal of incorporating new features that enhance the plugin's capabilities.

You can track the plugin's usage at bStats. I take pride in creating TrackMyMiner, a powerful tool that helps administrators uphold fairness and ensure an enjoyable experience for all Minecraft enthusiasts.