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Hey everyone,
I've been managing servers for a while and one thing that always drove me crazy was the "Alert Fatigue." You install a great anti-cheat like Vulcan, but then staff gets flooded with raw logs. Eventually, they stop paying attention, and that’s exactly when the actual cheaters get through.
I decided to build a "Review Layer" called ACManager that sits on top of Vulcan to solve this.
What does it actually do?
Instead of just showing raw logs, it collects data and calculates a **Confidence Score (0-100%)**. It looks at things like:
Correlation: Are they flagging Speed, Fly, and Timer all at once?
Frequency: How many flags are happening per second?
Context: It checks if the server is lagging (TPS) or if the player has a spikey ping before deciding how "guilty" they look.
Why I made it
I wanted to shift the focus from "catching" to "managing." I don't trust auto-bans, and I don't like false positives. This gives staff the tools to make human decisions faster.
Requirements:
* Paper/Spigot 1.21.1+
* Vulcan Anti-Cheat
* PacketEvents
I’ve just released the first stable build. If you're running a server and want to try it out, I'd love some feedback!
Spigot
Happy to answer any questions
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I've been managing servers for a while and one thing that always drove me crazy was the "Alert Fatigue." You install a great anti-cheat like Vulcan, but then staff gets flooded with raw logs. Eventually, they stop paying attention, and that’s exactly when the actual cheaters get through.
I decided to build a "Review Layer" called ACManager that sits on top of Vulcan to solve this.
What does it actually do?
Instead of just showing raw logs, it collects data and calculates a **Confidence Score (0-100%)**. It looks at things like:
Correlation: Are they flagging Speed, Fly, and Timer all at once?
Frequency: How many flags are happening per second?
Context: It checks if the server is lagging (TPS) or if the player has a spikey ping before deciding how "guilty" they look.
Why I made it
I wanted to shift the focus from "catching" to "managing." I don't trust auto-bans, and I don't like false positives. This gives staff the tools to make human decisions faster.
Requirements:
* Paper/Spigot 1.21.1+
* Vulcan Anti-Cheat
* PacketEvents
I’ve just released the first stable build. If you're running a server and want to try it out, I'd love some feedback!
Spigot
Happy to answer any questions
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