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Delete player data

How to delete a player's data on your Minecraft server.

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Last updated 1 month ago

Deleting player data from your Minecraft server resets a player's progress, such as removing their inventory, experience, and location data.

Make sure you're certain before doing this, as it will reset the player's in-game progress as if they're a new player on the server.

Head over to the Game Panel and select "File Manager" on the sidebar menu.

Click on the world folder to edit the player data for a specific world. If you have multiple worlds, you'll need to repeat this for each world.

Click on the playerdata folder.

You can now select the player data files you wish to remove, and click "Delete" to delete them.

The name of each player data file is the player's UUID. You can use a tool like NameMC to find their UUID from their username.

Once done, restart your server to process the changes.