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Stats site

Every Thorium network gets a public stats site at stats.thorium.ac/<your-address>. It shows leaderboards and player profiles built from what the plugin already records, so there is nothing extra to install.

Set it up under Stats site in the dashboard sidebar, then press Publish. Nothing you change goes live until you publish.

What it shows

Kills (players and mobs), deaths, K/D, blocks mined and placed, playtime, distance travelled by walking, swimming, flying, elytra, boats and horses, damage dealt and taken, fish caught, items crafted, used and eaten, and any custom stats your own plugins send. You choose which ones are shown and which get a leaderboard.

Stats are recorded while Advanced Analytics is on (Settings). It is on by default.

Groups

A group is a set of servers with its own leaderboards, such as “Survival” or “Bedwars”. A group with no servers picked counts every server. Each group has its own list of stats.

Time windows

Every leaderboard has all-time, last 30 days and last 7 days views.

Who is shown

  • Players can leave the site with /stats hide and come back with /stats show. If another plugin on your server owns /stats, players can use /tstats or /thorium:stats instead.
  • Staff can hide players from Stats site > Hidden players.
  • Banned players are left off automatically.
  • Offline-mode (cracked) players are left off by default, because their names are not verified. You can include them in General.

Plans

Free and StarterNetworkPro and up
Stats site, themes, groups, custom statsYesYesYes
Your own domainYesYes
No “Powered by Thorium” footerYesYes
Edit the HTML templates and CSSYes

Your own domain

On Network and up, add a subdomain such as stats.yournetwork.com under Domain, then create the CNAME record the dashboard shows. Its target is unique to your network, which is how Thorium knows the domain is yours. If your DNS is on Cloudflare, leave the record unproxied (grey cloud). It usually goes live within 15 minutes.

Custom templates

On Pro and up, the Template tab lets you edit the site’s Liquid templates and CSS. Scripts, iframes and event handlers are removed when pages are served.