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FoxAddition Anti-Cheat vs VelocityGuard

FoxAddition Anti-Cheat

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VelocityGuard

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FigureFoxAddition Anti-CheatVelocityGuard
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
API—Yes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published11
Spec score · Minecraft Anti-Cheat Plugins7.7 (#10)7.3 (#23)
Spec score · Minecraft anti-cheat plugins7.8 (#11)7.9 (#9)
LicenseThe Modrinth listing identifies the project license as ARR.The repository lists an MIT license.
PurposeFoxAddition is an additional Minecraft server anti-cheat plugin designed to prevent specific types of hacks and add checks alongside another anti-cheat.VelocityGuard is a Minecraft Paper anti-cheat plugin designed to prevent extreme speed and flight cheats.

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FoxAddition Anti-Cheat

  • FoxAddition Anti-CheatFree

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VelocityGuard

  • VelocityGuardFree

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FoxAddition Anti-Cheat

FoxAddition Anti-Cheat is a free, self-hosted Minecraft server plugin that adds checks alongside another anti-cheat. It supports Spigot, Paper, and Folia, with automatic detection for Folia and traditional Paper or Spigot servers. The Modrinth listing covers Java Edition versions from 1.7.x through 1.21.x and 26.1.x. Listed detections include irregular packets, break aura, bed aura, chest aura, nuker, and invalid movement. Administrators can edit configuration values and disable checks in selected worlds. Available responses include cancelling packets or actions, notifying, kicking, ejecting, and applying a setback or pullback. With GeyserMC it can detect Bedrock players, while Floodgate can control checks by edition. DiscordSRV can send configurable alerts to a chosen channel; optional logs record violations in dated text files. Installation requires placing FoxAddition.jar in the plugins folder and PacketEvents 2.11.0 or newer. The latest listed release is 1.2.3 Beta 2, under an ARR license.

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VelocityGuard

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