This means that ores exposed to air in caves, for example, are still visible. As you can see in the picture above, engine-mode: 1 isn't perfect because only ores that are completely covered by solid blocks can be hidden. The following picture shows how this looks like for a player using Xray on your server.Įngine-mode: 1 is less computationally intensive but engine-mode: 2 works better to prevent Xray. engine-mode: 1 replaces specified ores by 'fake' stone, netherrack or end stone blocks depending on the world type and engine-mode: 2 randomly places specified fake ores when a chunk packet is sent to the client. The official documentation for the Anti-Xray settings and what they mean can be found here.īasically Anti-Xray has two different modes. Executing the /reload command (you should never do this) won't apply the settings to worlds that are already loaded. Note that after changing any settings for Anti-Xray you have to restart your server. To understand how per world configuration works please read this first. Recommended Paper Anti-Xray settings by stonar96 GeneralĪnti-Xray can be configured per world in the paper.yml configuration file. ❗ This has been moved to the official PaperMC docs ❗

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