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Why AAC
AAC is fast
AAC has phenomenal performance. On this server with 140-150 players, AAC uses less than 4% of the tick, and less than 2ms in total, equivalent to less than 0.03%/tick per player.
https://camo.githubusercontent.com/...92e696d6775722e636f6d2f3668336a59694a2e706e67
AAC is asynchronous by design, performing the majority of its work at the packet level rather than on the main server thread. It has undergone extensive internal optimization and is incredibly lightweight as a result. It achieves its performance despite still analyzing every single movement, interaction and attack that occurs on your server.
AAC is easy to use
AAC does away with cryptic check names, abbreviations and incomprehensible numbers. Instead, we have the AAC Player Analysis.
https://camo.githubusercontent.com/...92e696d6775722e636f6d2f70705a6c4a664d2e706e67
Spammy violation messages are replaced by a clear explanation of what AAC knows about a given player which requires no specialist knowledge to understand. The detail is still available for those who want it, and can be seen in /aac debug or by hovering over entries in a player analysis.
AAC works out of the box, with a lenient default config that's designed for maximum stability. Alerts are short and unintrusive, and you can ask to be shown fewer alerts, or turn them off entirely and allow AAC to automatically handle cheating players.
AAC is automated
Many of AAC's checks can automatically prevent cheaters from impacting your server - this is called mitigation. For example:
Why AAC
AAC is fast
AAC has phenomenal performance. On this server with 140-150 players, AAC uses less than 4% of the tick, and less than 2ms in total, equivalent to less than 0.03%/tick per player.
https://camo.githubusercontent.com/...92e696d6775722e636f6d2f3668336a59694a2e706e67
AAC is asynchronous by design, performing the majority of its work at the packet level rather than on the main server thread. It has undergone extensive internal optimization and is incredibly lightweight as a result. It achieves its performance despite still analyzing every single movement, interaction and attack that occurs on your server.
AAC is easy to use
AAC does away with cryptic check names, abbreviations and incomprehensible numbers. Instead, we have the AAC Player Analysis.
https://camo.githubusercontent.com/...92e696d6775722e636f6d2f70705a6c4a664d2e706e67
Spammy violation messages are replaced by a clear explanation of what AAC knows about a given player which requires no specialist knowledge to understand. The detail is still available for those who want it, and can be seen in /aac debug or by hovering over entries in a player analysis.
AAC works out of the box, with a lenient default config that's designed for maximum stability. Alerts are short and unintrusive, and you can ask to be shown fewer alerts, or turn them off entirely and allow AAC to automatically handle cheating players.
AAC is automated
Many of AAC's checks can automatically prevent cheaters from impacting your server - this is called mitigation. For example:
- The move check can teleport players down if they try to fly
- The delays check can replace blocks that were broken too quickly
- The hitbox check can block attacks that are out of range
- etc.
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