Keep inventory after death: Java and Bedrock commands

Select your version line

To disable, replace true with false. command require rights; on a public server, the player does not change the general rules arbitrarily.

Turn it on in your world

In Bedrock, open the world edit and the cheats/rules section: Keep Inventory / Save inventory. Read the achievement warning before enabling the required cheats. The command option from the table is convenient when you already have rights.

In Java, use the allowed commands of your world. In new versions, the owner's rights are located in World Options; in older releases, the command time resolution was often set via Open to LAN. Check the name of the button in your version, especially in Hardcore, where these actions are limited.

Check without valuable equipment

In a separate copy, take one block, a simple pickaxe and some experience. Make a note of your inventory contents and spawn point. Query the rule, then test the death in a secure test; the administrator can use /kill @s only for himself. After revival, compare items and experiences.

On the multi-world Paper, check the exact game area where death occurs. world Survival, arena and individual island can be controlled by different settings and plugins. The server version of command is determined by the kernel, even if you logged in with the old client through a translator.

Before the test, make sure where the character will return. Spawn Point.

If things are still missing

Check whether it was a death: the end of a mini-game or changing an inventory group may normally return other equipment. The grave and arena plugins are also capable of processing items. Tell the admin world, time, rule value and exact action.

This rule does not protect against deleting a save, throwing away an item, or stealing from a chest. To keep your data safe, you need a backup copy; keepInventory solves specific death mechanics.

A separate archive protects preservation during experiments. Copy of Java-world.