TrollAC

# TrollAC Troll cheaters instead of banning them — with TrollAC. > **Beta Notice:** TrollAC is currently in beta. Features may change, and bugs may occur. Do not use in critical production environments without proper testing. TrollAC is a Minecraft anti-cheat based on GrimAC that introduces a different philosophy: instead of banning players, it applies controlled trolling mechanisms to discourage cheating while maintaining server engagement. --- ## Overview Traditional anti-cheat systems focus on detection and punishment. TrollAC focuses on detection and behavioral deterrence. By interfering with cheaters instead of removing them, the system creates a frustrating and ineffective cheating experience. --- ## Features - Grim-based detection system - High-accuracy cheat detection - Trolling system instead of bans - Fabric mod for advanced client-side detection - External scanner for additional analysis and detection - Web-based dashboard and management system - Account system for separate player statistics per server - Detailed player statistics and analytics - Lightweight and scalable architecture --- ## Dashboard & Registration TrollAC requires registration through the official web dashboard: https://trollac.wsites.qzz.io The dashboard allows you to: - Register and manage servers - Monitor detections in real time - View player statistics and history - Configure anti-cheat and trolling behavior - Manage account-based data per server --- ## Open Source Model TrollAC follows a progressive open-source model: - For every new user, **100 lines of source code** are publicly released - As the user base grows, more of the codebase becomes accessible --- ## Architecture TrollAC consists of multiple components: - **Spigot/Paper Plugin** – Core anti-cheat logic - **Fabric Mod** – Enhanced detection capabilities - **External Scanner** – Additional validation and analysis layer - **Web Dashboard** – Management and analytics interface - **Backend System** – Account handling and data processing --- ## Installation 1. Download the latest plugin release 2. Place the `.jar` file in your server's `plugins` directory 3. Start the server 4. Register your server on the dashboard 5. Link your server with your account 6. Configure settings via the dashboard or config files ---