Spectator Stealth

作者：okakatsuo

Turns Spectator Mode into a lightweight server-side stealth and vanish system.

模组 NeoForge 实用服务器工具

介绍

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SpectatorStealth

SpectatorStealth is a lightweight, server-side NeoForge mod that turns Minecraft’s Spectator Mode into a simple stealth/vanish system.

Put a player into Spectator Mode and they appear to leave the server. Bring them back to another game mode and they appear to join again.

No client-side installation is required.

Features

Spectator Mode acts as stealth mode
Hides stealthed players from the TAB player list
Hides stealthed players from /list
Excludes stealthed players from the server list player count and player sample
Shows a fake leave message when entering Spectator Mode
Shows a fake join message when leaving Spectator Mode
Suppresses real join/leave messages while connecting or disconnecting in stealth
Supports joining directly in stealth on the next login
Server-side only

Usage

Enter Stealth

Simply use the vanilla game mode command:

/gamemode spectator <player>

The player enters Spectator Mode, disappears from the player list, and appears to have left the server.

Leave Stealth

Change the player back to Survival, Creative, or Adventure Mode:

/gamemode survival <player>

The player becomes visible again and appears to have joined the server.

Stealth Login

Schedule a player to enter stealth automatically the next time they connect:

/stealth nextlogin <player>

Cancel a scheduled stealth login:

/stealth cancel <player>

View all scheduled players:

/stealth list

The /stealth commands require permission level 2.

Server-Side Only

SpectatorStealth only needs to be installed on the server.

Players can connect using an unmodified client without installing the mod.

Compatibility

Minecraft: 1.21.1
Mod Loader: NeoForge
Environment: Server-side

Limitations

SpectatorStealth is intended as a lightweight stealth utility, not a complete security or administrative invisibility system.

Stealthed players remain connected to the server and may still be detectable by other mods, administrative tools, commands, selectors, or other systems that directly inspect connected players.