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.

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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.

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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