✓ AACAdditionPro 5.2.3

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• KillauraEntity: This adds advanced entities that are key to catching many Aimbot/Killaura clients. (Due to changes in Minecraft's codebase that make porting this check to newer versions virtually impossible I will not focus on this check and leave most bugs as they currently are) (Please note that 1.8.8 - 1.12.2 setups via ViaVersion are only supported if you deny joining with 1.9 clients. This can be easily set up with VersionControl):
  • Legit movement simulation: The entity has gravity, jumping, velocity and collision simulation. Moreover, it also uses the packet management of a normal Minecraft client.
  • Randomized gear simulation: The entity is not just some naked person floating around you. Armor, equipment, random ping, switching items and joining teams are only some of the features the entities have to trick the more intuitive hack clients.
  • Extensive API and config: The section of the check is by far the largest in my config. Even without knowing java and how to use an API you can refine the entities to a big extent, but if you can use it your possibilities are almost infinite: You can easily spawn and despawn entities, request only items to be equipped that are obtainable in your gamemode, alter the movement engine on the fly and set custom GameProfiles to make skins work.
  • Checking on demand: KillauraEntity can be used solely on demand if configured. In this case, you can use the entitycheck subcommand to invoke a manual check for a specified duration. This is helpful if you do not want a 24/7 visible entity and just want to check users who have triggered checks associated with Killaura.
• PacketAnalysis: This check examines the packets sent by a player to detect various modifications.
  • Compare: The main anti-pingspoof check in my plugin. It compares the response times of the client with certain packets to detect malicious delays.
    
  • EqualRotations: Detects invalid angles sent by the client which are equivalent to the last angle. This detects some mods that modify your server-sided view, such as Tower, Scaffold, Killaura and Aimbot.
  • IllegalPitch: This checks for derp cheats that send pitch values below -90 or above 90 degrees.
    
  • KeepAlive: This is foundation of the other check and prevents -Redacted- KeepAlive packets from being sent in order to bypass other parts of PacketAnalysis. Moreover it helps to speed up the detection of various cheats.
  • PositionSpoof: A check which main goal is to prevent -Redacted- position packets that may bypass other parts of the check.
• Pingspoof: This will detect spoofed pings which can be used to partly bypass your setup. Very few anti-cheats have a comparable and reliable check like this. It also increases the detection speed of Derp cheats. This check is disabled by default as PacketAnalysis is going to absorb (and partially already absorbed) Pingspoof's detection methods.
  
• Scaffold: A check designed to detect Scaffold, a building cheat popular in games like Bedwars. It consists of multiple parts which can roughly be divided into 2 categories:
  • Average: This will slow down Scaffold-cheats to a speed that is achievable by legit players. In conjunction with reliable AAC checks this part is pretty much unbypassable, and there have not been any bypasses for several months.
  • Behaviour analysis: These checks will try to detect Scaffold by analysing the behaviour of the player detecting most Scaffolds very fast.
• Skinblinker: This check detects Skinblinker modifications.
• Teaming: This check alerts you of possible teamers. You can configure it to only flag teams above a certain amount of members (this check is currently in beta).
  
• Tower: This check will prevent towering up too fast, one of the last movements that is not completely blocked by AAC. Even pretty slow tower-mods will be detected. Important for almost every server with Bedwars/Eggwars or similar. In conjunction with reliable AAC checks this check is pretty much unbypassable, and there have not been any bypasses for several months.

Please notice that the inventory-checks can only recognize an open inventory when a plugin opens it or the player changes items. Otherwise it is hardly detectable without breaking the achievement system.​

AACAdditionPro currently has 10 supported mods in ClientControl.​

• aacadditionpro.entitycheck: Players with this permission have access to the entitycheck command to invoke a manual entity check (you have to enable this in the config).
• aacadditionpro.info: Players with this permission have access to the info command to show all violation levels of a player.
• aacadditionpro.neural: The initial permission for the full framework of InventoryHeuristics
• aacadditionpro.neural.create: Allows the creation, deletion and renaming of patterns.
• aacadditionpro.neural.train: Allows the training of patterns.
• aacadditionpro.tablistremove: This permission grants access to the tablistremove subcommand to temporarily remove a player from someone's else tablist. This can be helpful for catching cheaters with a Killaura.

AACAdditionPro supports tabcompletion of commands and subcommands.​

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