PlaceholderAPI

All %aml_*% placeholders provided by AdvancedModList.

AdvancedModList includes a built-in PlaceholderAPI expansion with the identifier aml. When PlaceholderAPI is installed, the expansion registers automatically — no separate eCloud download is needed.

Placeholders do not start scans. They only read the latest known scan result or the state of a currently running probe.

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Scan results

Placeholder	Returns
%aml_clean% / %aml_is_clean%	Whether the last scan result was clean
%aml_mod_count% / %aml_mods_count%	Total number of mods detected
%aml_blocked_count%	Number of blocked mods detected
%aml_allowed_count%	Number of allowed/clean mods detected

%aml_clean% values

Value	Meaning
yes	Last scan was clean
no	Blocked mods were detected
checking	A scan is currently in progress
unknown	No scan data available for this player

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Mod lists

Placeholder	Returns
%aml_mods%	Complete list of all detected mods
%aml_blocked_mods%	List of detected blocked mods
%aml_allowed_mods%	List of detected allowed mods

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Client & status

Placeholder	Returns
%aml_brand%	Client brand identifier reported by the client
%aml_probe_status% / %aml_status%	Result status of the latest probe
%aml_bypass_risk% / %aml_risk%	Bypass risk as a percentage

%aml_probe_status% values

Value	Meaning
SUCCESS	Scan completed successfully
IN_PROGRESS	Scan is currently running
TIMEOUT	Scan exceeded the configured timeout
CANARY_FAILED	Canary check failed during scan
PACKET_SEND_FAILED	Failed to send probe packets to client
INTERNAL_ERROR	An internal plugin error occurred
BEDROCK_CLIENT	Client is a Bedrock player; scan was skipped
PLAYER_LEFT_BEFORE_START	Player disconnected before the scan began
UNKNOWN	Status could not be determined

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Testing placeholders

With PlaceholderAPI installed, you can test any placeholder in-game:

/papi parse <player> %aml_clean%
/papi parse <player> %aml_blocked_mods%
/papi parse <player> %aml_status%