How to Edit Player Data with NBTExplorer
Learn how to use NBTExplorer to fix player inventories, locations, and other issues.
NBTExplorer lets you edit individual player data files to fix issues like players stuck in the void, corrupted inventories, or wrong game modes.
Editing Player Data
Find the player's UUID
Go to namemc.com and search for the player's username to find their UUID.
Download the player data file
Access the XGamingServer panel, stop your server, go to Files, navigate to /world/playerdata/, and download [UUID].dat.
Open with NBTExplorer
Install and open NBTExplorer, then open the downloaded .dat file.
Make your edits
Common fixes:
| Tag | Description | Fix |
|---|---|---|
Pos (list of 3 doubles) | Player position X, Y, Z | Change Y to 100 to fix stuck-in-void |
Inventory (list) | Player inventory items | Delete entries to clear items |
EnderItems (list) | Ender chest contents | Delete entries to clear ender chest |
playerGameType | Game mode | 0=Survival, 1=Creative, 2=Adventure |
Health | Health points | Set to 20.0 for full health |
foodLevel | Hunger level | Set to 20 for full hunger |
XpLevel | Experience level | Change to desired level |
Dimension | Current dimension | Change to move player to a different dimension |
Save and re-upload
Save in NBTExplorer, then upload the modified .dat file back to /world/playerdata/ via Files.
Start your server
⚠️ Warning: The server must be stopped while editing player data. Editing while the server is running will be overwritten.
💡 Tip: If you just need to clear a player's inventory, using
/clear [player]inConsoleis much easier (player must be online).
See also: Reset Player Data | Edit Level Data
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