AvAAntiCheat: Simple & Effective Minecraft Anti-Cheat

AvAAntiCheat is a lightweight, easy-to-use anti-cheat plugin designed for Minecraft Java servers running on the Bukkit/Spigot API. It helps maintain a fair and clean environment for players.

It is confirmed to work with Minecraft version 1.21.10.

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Core Features / Detections

The anti-cheat actively monitors and logs several common unfair advantages:

• Movement Hacks: Flying
• Combat Evasion: Combat Logging
• Unfair Automation: Auto Clicking
• Chat Abuse: Chat Spamming
• Exploits: Select types of Packet Manipulation

Note on Logging: The system employs a violation counter. Detections are logged (e.g., first violation for minor flying) even if no immediate action is taken, allowing staff to track repeat offenders.

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Installation

Installing the plugin is straightforward:

1. Download the Plugin File

Choose your preferred method to obtain the .jar file:

• GitHub: Download the latest compiled version from the GitHub Releases page.
• Plugin Sites: Get the .jar file from CurseForge (or other supported sites).
• Manual Compilation (For Developers):
  • Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/nsharp-collab/AvAAntiCheat.git
  • Run the Maven command: mvn clean package
  • The compiled file will be in your local /target directory.

2. Server Setup

1. Place the AvAAntiCheat.jar file into your server's /plugins folder.
2. Restart your server.
3. Verify installation using the command /ac status.

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Usage & Commands

For a full list of commands, permissions, and configuration options, please refer to the project Wiki.

[https://github.com/nsharp-collab/AvAAntiCheat/wiki/Commands]

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Troubleshooting / Known Issues

Incorrect Version Display

If the /ac status command or startup messages report an incorrect Minecraft version (e.g., "1.8.8" when the file name says "1.9"):

• Reason: This is typically a display error where the developer forgot to update the version string in the plugin's internal configuration.
• Action: Please create a GitHub Issue detailing the version mismatch. The functionality of the anti-cheat itself should remain correct for the listed supported version.

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Support, Issues, and Contribution

• Reporting Issues: If you find a bug, a crash, or a bypass, please open a detailed Issue Ticket on GitHub.
• Contributing: Guidelines for submitting feature suggestions and pull requests can be found in the separate CONTRIBUTING.md file.