AvA Anti-Cheat
ModrinthA lightweight Anti-Cheat made for java servers that detects flying/movement hacks, chat spaming, combat logging and a few types of hacking
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 (aka, Bukkit, Spigot,Paper,Purpur). It helps maintain a fair and clean environment for players.
It is confirmed to work with Minecraft version 1.21.11.
Core Features / Detections
The anti-cheat actively monitors and logs several common unfair advantages:
- Movement Hacks: Flying, Wall Climbing, Speed Hacks
- 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.
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
.jarfile from Modrinth (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
/targetdirectory.
- Clone the repository:
2. Server Setup
- Place the
AvAAntiCheat.jarfile into your server's/pluginsfolder. - Restart your server.
- Verify installation using the command
/ac status.
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]
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.
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.
Versions
No version history available. Use the Download button to get the latest from the source.

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