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Track Raw Statistics

by Vanilla Tweaks

Tracks and displays various player statistics on a scoreboard. Monitor playtime, deaths, mob kills, and more.

Overview

Track Raw Statistics surfaces hidden player numbers on an in-game sidebar by wiring scoreboard objectives to vanilla stat criteria. It reads totals like deaths, mob kills, and time played and prints them in a readable panel on the right edge of the screen. Because it counts per player, everyone on a server keeps their own running tallies. The pack adds reporting only and never changes how those underlying statistics accumulate.

It fits multiplayer servers and long-running survival worlds where players enjoy comparing playtime, death counts, and kill totals at a glance. It comes from Vanilla Tweaks, sits in the Utility category, and is rated a simple, drop-in pack to run. Everything happens through vanilla data pack functions, so no mod loader such as Fabric or Forge is required to use it on Minecraft 1.20 through 1.21.4.

Category
Utility
Complexity
Simple
Install Method
World & Server
Popularity
Popular

Features

How It Works

Under the hood, Track Raw Statistics relies on plain data pack mechanics rather than any client mod. Here is what happens in-game once it is loaded:

  1. 1Creates scoreboard objectives bound to vanilla stat.* criteria such as deaths and mob kills.
  2. 2A function assigns those objectives to the sidebar display slot for visibility.
  3. 3The game updates each objective automatically as the matching statistic increments.
  4. 4Scores are stored per player entry, keeping individual totals separate on a shared world.

Supported Versions

1.201.20.11.20.41.211.21.4

Compatibility

May conflict with packs that use the same scoreboard objectives.

  • Conflicts with packs that claim the sidebar display slot, since only one objective can occupy it at a time.
  • May clash with packs reusing identical objective names, so duplicate stat objectives can overwrite each other.
  • Coexists with action-bar or tab-list packs because those use different display slots than the sidebar.

Track Raw Statistics is a pure data pack and does not ship a resource pack, so it changes server-side behaviour without altering textures, models or sounds on the client.

Tags

statisticsscoreboardtrackingstats

How to Install

Track Raw Statistics installs as a standard Java Edition data pack and runs on both singleplayer worlds and multiplayer servers. Recent 1.21 releases bumped the data pack format, so keep the pack's pack.mcmeta in step with your server version.

  1. 1.Download the Track Raw Statistics pack as a .zip and keep it zipped.
  2. 2.Open the target world folder — a singleplayer save under .minecraft/saves, or the world folder on your server.
  3. 3.Drop the .zip into that world's datapacks folder, creating the folder if it does not exist.
  4. 4.Load the world (or run /reload if it is already open) and run /datapack list to confirm it is enabled.

The pack is built for Minecraft 1.20 through 1.21.4, so it loads on vanilla Java without Fabric, Forge or any other mod loader. After dropping it in run /reload so the setup function registers the objectives and binds the sidebar display.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Minecraft versions are supported?

Java Edition 1.20, 1.20.1, 1.20.4, 1.21, and 1.21.4 are supported.

Does it require any mods?

No mods are needed. It is a server-side vanilla data pack using scoreboard objectives and functions.

Which statistics does it track?

It tracks values such as deaths, mob kills, and total playtime, with several stat categories shown.

Where do the stats appear?

They appear on the scoreboard sidebar on the right side of the screen, updating as you play.

Are stats tracked for each player separately?

Yes. Each player has their own score entry, so totals do not mix on a shared server.

Do I need to reload after installing?

Yes. Running /reload lets the pack register its objectives and place them on the sidebar.

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