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MSMP Entity

Mod

Extends the Minecraft Server Management Protocol (MSMP) by providing additional functions for getting and setting entity data

Type

Mod

Modrinth Downloads

5

Modrinth ID

KoGT0iGr

Last Updated

May 29, 2026

Description

MSMP Entity

A server-side Fabric mod that extends the Minecraft Server Management Protocol (MSMP) by providing additional functions for querying and setting entity data.

This mod is designed for tooling, dashboards, automation systems, external monitoring tools, and integrations that need structured access to entity information without relying on command parsing or RCON hacks.

RPC Methods

The mod currently provides the following MSMP RPC methods. All of these methods are also automatically discoverable through the standard rpc.discover MSMP endpoint.

Method Description entity:dimension Returns the dimension/world of an entity. entity:dimension/set Changes the dimension of an entity. entity:health Returns the current health of an entity. entity:health/set Sets the health value of an entity. entity:inventory Returns the inventory contents of a player or inventory-holding entity. entity:inventory/set Modifies or replaces inventory contents. entity:position Returns the current position of an entity. entity:position/set Teleports or changes the position of an entity. entity:rotation Returns the current entity rotation. entity:rotation/set Updates the entity rotation. entity:saturation Returns the food saturation level of a player. entity:saturation/set Sets the saturation level of a player. entity:uuid Resolves or returns UUID information for players.

Installation

  1. Download the mod .jar and place it in your server's mods/ folder.
  2. Enable the Management Server in server.properties: management-server-enabled=true
  3. Start the server. The Management Server will listen on localhost:25576 by default.

License

LGPL-3.0

Compatibility

Mod Loaders

Fabric

Game Versions

26.1 26.1.1 26.1.2

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