Tested Minecraft Versions:
- 1.17
- 1.18
- 1.19
- 1.20
StatTrackers requires eco to be installed
![[IMG]](https://i.imgur.com/TpNcpwG.png "[IMG]")
![[IMG]](https://i.imgur.com/7b3RmvT.png "[IMG]")
Support is given exclusively on my discord. Do not make feature requests or bug reports in the review section.
Image Transcription
StatTrackers brings the legendary StatTrak system to minecraft. Simply drop
a tracker onto an item and it will start to track stats for anything you want.
Damage dealt, players killed, blocks broken, whatever you want. You can show
off what you’ve done with any item in the game, and encouraging competition
between players to use their items more, increasing their playtime in a fun way.
StatTrackers lets you make as many trackers as you want for as many stats as you
can dream of. Want to track the amount of diamond ore broken? What about the
amount of times you’ve jumped while in the nether? You can be as specific
or as broad as you like, and pick from over 100 triggers and an infinite combination
of filters and conditions to track exactly what you want. It’s completely customisable.
Stat Trackers are entirely cosmetic, making them entirely compatible
with whatever EULA mojang throws at you. They’re perfect to put in
crates, or to have directly purchasable on your store as a cosmetic.
It’s a great way to improve your monetisation and boost your revenue
without ever having to resort to pay-to-win.
Want to make Stat Trackers available for free? StatTrackers supports
full custom item crafting with items from all your favourite plugins:
EcoItems, Oraxen, ItemsAdder, the list is endless. And what’s more,
you can also even specify enchants, reforges, and anything else.
Even the Stat Trackers themselves support custom model data.
StatTrackers lets you put multiple trackers onto one item thanks to its intuitive
GUI. Just hold an item and run /stattrackers to open the menu, and drag and
drop as many trackers as you want onto your item. And thanks to StatTrackers’
unique packet display system, you never have to worry about performance
or desync because the lore added only ever exists client-side.
![[IMG]](https://i.imgur.com/L5Q7V18.png "[IMG]")
Support is given exclusively on my discord. Do not make feature requests or bug reports in the review section.
Image Transcription
StatTrackers brings the legendary StatTrak system to minecraft. Simply drop
a tracker onto an item and it will start to track stats for anything you want.
Damage dealt, players killed, blocks broken, whatever you want. You can show
off what you’ve done with any item in the game, and encouraging competition
between players to use their items more, increasing their playtime in a fun way.
StatTrackers lets you make as many trackers as you want for as many stats as you
can dream of. Want to track the amount of diamond ore broken? What about the
amount of times you’ve jumped while in the nether? You can be as specific
or as broad as you like, and pick from over 100 triggers and an infinite combination
of filters and conditions to track exactly what you want. It’s completely customisable.
Stat Trackers are entirely cosmetic, making them entirely compatible
with whatever EULA mojang throws at you. They’re perfect to put in
crates, or to have directly purchasable on your store as a cosmetic.
It’s a great way to improve your monetisation and boost your revenue
without ever having to resort to pay-to-win.
Want to make Stat Trackers available for free? StatTrackers supports
full custom item crafting with items from all your favourite plugins:
EcoItems, Oraxen, ItemsAdder, the list is endless. And what’s more,
you can also even specify enchants, reforges, and anything else.
Even the Stat Trackers themselves support custom model data.
StatTrackers lets you put multiple trackers onto one item thanks to its intuitive
GUI. Just hold an item and run /stattrackers to open the menu, and drag and
drop as many trackers as you want onto your item. And thanks to StatTrackers’
unique packet display system, you never have to worry about performance
or desync because the lore added only ever exists client-side.
