Theres no way to report someone for xray for games like Hide and Seek this would include player tracers and X-Ray more broadly it’d be called Player Trackers
X-Ray really isn’t a problem in any games.
Hide and Seek: It will show the blocks, but it won’t show they eyes, legs, items, or hats if they’re hidden.
Wars: Scanning for ores or players isn’t really a problem either, due to the height limits.
Other games: Don’t really have a problem with X-Ray.
Besides, most people don’t even use X-Ray on the Hive, since it’s basically useless there.
This is so wrong.
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If someone can see your block through walls, it doesn’t matter if your cosmetics aren’t shown, they can still see your hiding position.
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X-ray wouldn’t exactly be useful in tw, but it still gives you an unfair advantage.
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If you can see innocents through walls in mm, that would be a problem. If you can see other people through walls in sg, that would be a problem. There are other games where X-ray can be a problem.
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Most people not using X-ray isn’t at all a good reason to not add a report option. No matter how unlikely the situation is, if someone is cheating in any way, they must be reported.
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My point exactly Thanks!
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My bad. I’m very sorry.
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Nah you’re good lol 
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This isn’t exactly true. When you are hidden, your character that is there turns into a real block, and will just get filtered out by the xray hack. Xray wouldn’t benefit someone in Hide and Seek unless someone is moving.
Also this would be extremely hard to moderate. Someone could be getting lucky and happen to find a few people quickly, but there is no real evidence that you have that can prove that they are indeed cheating. Someone could get false banned for no good reason. People couldn’t fairly get banned for xraying unless you have photo or video evidence of their perspective that is proving that they are cheating. Otherwise, all bans would just be assumed and have a lack of proof.
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Ah, right… i guess i didn’t think about that