Pixel's AntiCheat

# Pixel's AntiCheat A basic anti-cheat solution for Minecraft servers running NeoForge. This mod helps server administrators detect and prevent the presence of cheats, hacks, and other unauthorized modifications. --- ## ✨ Features - **Mod Whitelist/Blacklist**: Control which mods are allowed or blocked on your server - **Blocks Most Popular Cheat Mods**: Blocks popular cheats by default and can be configured for new ones. - **Suspicious Mod Detection**: Automatically detect potentially harmful mods - **Anti-Tamper Verification**: Verify the integrity of the AntiCheat to prevent tampering - **Resource Pack Scanning**: Detect suspicious resource packs (such as XRay) that might give unfair advantages - **Configurable Actions**: Choose how to handle players with suspicious content --- ## ⚙️ Installation ### 🔔 Important Note > This mod is required on both server and client sides. > Players attempting to join a server with this mod installed will be disconnected if they don't have the exact same version of the mod installed on their client. --- ### 🖥️ Server Installation 1. Download the latest version of Pixel's AntiCheat from **[CurseForge/Modrinth/GitHub Releases]** 2. Place the JAR file in your server's `mods` folder 3. Start your server – a default configuration will be generated automatically 4. Optionally customize the configuration file located at `config/pixelsanticheat.json` --- ### 🖥️ Client Installation 1. Download the **exact same version** of Pixel's AntiCheat that is installed on the server 2. Place the JAR file in your client's `mods` folder 3. Start your game --- ## 📝 Configuration The configuration file is located at `config/pixelsanticheat.json`. It uses a JSON format with comments to make configuration easier. ### 🔧 Configuration Options - **WhiteList**: List of mod IDs that are always allowed - **BlackList**: List of mod IDs that are always blocked - **SuspiciousModIds**: List of strings that, if found in a mod ID, mark it as suspicious - **AllowedModIds**: List of mod IDs that are exempt from suspicious checks - **SuspiciousFilePatterns**: Regex patterns for suspicious JAR files - **AllowedFilePatterns**: Regex patterns for JAR files exempt from suspicious checks - **SuspiciousResourcePackPatterns**: Regex patterns for suspicious resource packs - **AllowedResourcePackPatterns**: Regex patterns for resource packs exempt from suspicious checks - **KickOnSuspiciousContent**: Whether to kick players with suspicious content --- ### 📦 Example Configuration ```json { // List of mod IDs that are always allowed "WhiteList": [ "jei", "waila", "journeymap" ], // List of mod IDs that are always blocked "BlackList": [ "hackclient", "cheatmod" ], // Whether to kick players with suspicious content "KickOnSuspiciousContent": true }