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[Joke] Starehound AntiCheat - Machine Learning - 3.14159265 Reach Detection
This plugin is a joke. It does not detect cheaters in any way and is meant for entertainment.
Starehound Anticheat
State-of-the-art Minecraft cheat detection and mitigation
What's wrong with other anticheats?
All the current anticheats on the market each have their flaws; they have bad protection from false flags, they get bypassed easily, and they cost a fortune. Starehound has none of those problems: it never false flags, it is impossible to bypass (at least with an old version of Nodus), and it's $17,000 free!
What can Starehound do?
Starehound is an incredibly advanced Minecraft anti-cheat plugin. It uses some of the most advanced modern technologies, like brute-force interpolation and Among Us impostor calculation. Its intelligent technology can analyze player flags to stop false bans from occurring, while ensuring that all cheaters are quickly banned.
Below is an image of what it looks like to brute-force interpolation.
What does Starehound detect?
At the moment, Starehound has the following checks:
FastMath
JustTryingToPlaySkyblock
ClickingOverTwoCPS
TooFastCPU
LargeCrosshairTexturePack
ClientFreeze
GodBridging
Freelook
Starehound is continuously adding new detections. We can guarantee that the current ones will remain flawless, as they use machine learning and the brute-force interpolation mentioned above.
How do I use Starehound?
As a server owner, using Starehound is very simple. All of the checks are automated—the default configuration of Starehound is good enough to auto-ban players with confidence.
Your players can report cheaters with /shr <PlayerName> <Cheat>
Example: /shr TNT10128 Freelook
You can force Starehound to perform brute-force interpolation and refresh its cheat detection algorithm with /bfi
Starehound has the following permissions:
starehound.* - Grants access to all commands
starehound.report - Allows you to report a player to Starehound (all players have this by default)
starehound.debug - Permission to use the internal /shd command (useless if you aren't me)
starehound.bruteforceinterpolation - Allows you to use /bfi to brute-force interpolation (very useful to refresh Starehound's checks if they are only 99% flawless)
Starehound after reporting a player:
Starehound protecting a player from a potential false ban:
Starehound making an announcement to deter cheaters:
Starehound increasing server performance by a lot:
See Starehound in action
Watch this video of Starehound effortlessly blocking a drag clicker from gaining an unfair advantage over others.
The reviews are not for support. If there is an issue, please PM me here. I will only provide very basic support as this whole thing is a joke.
Starehound Anticheat
State-of-the-art Minecraft cheat detection and mitigation
What's wrong with other anticheats?
All the current anticheats on the market each have their flaws; they have bad protection from false flags, they get bypassed easily, and they cost a fortune. Starehound has none of those problems: it never false flags, it is impossible to bypass (at least with an old version of Nodus), and it's $17,000 free!
What can Starehound do?
Starehound is an incredibly advanced Minecraft anti-cheat plugin. It uses some of the most advanced modern technologies, like brute-force interpolation and Among Us impostor calculation. Its intelligent technology can analyze player flags to stop false bans from occurring, while ensuring that all cheaters are quickly banned.
Below is an image of what it looks like to brute-force interpolation.
What does Starehound detect?
At the moment, Starehound has the following checks:
FastMath
JustTryingToPlaySkyblock
ClickingOverTwoCPS
TooFastCPU
LargeCrosshairTexturePack
ClientFreeze
GodBridging
Freelook
Starehound is continuously adding new detections. We can guarantee that the current ones will remain flawless, as they use machine learning and the brute-force interpolation mentioned above.
How do I use Starehound?
As a server owner, using Starehound is very simple. All of the checks are automated—the default configuration of Starehound is good enough to auto-ban players with confidence.
Your players can report cheaters with /shr <PlayerName> <Cheat>
Example: /shr TNT10128 Freelook
You can force Starehound to perform brute-force interpolation and refresh its cheat detection algorithm with /bfi
Starehound has the following permissions:
starehound.* - Grants access to all commands
starehound.report - Allows you to report a player to Starehound (all players have this by default)
starehound.debug - Permission to use the internal /shd command (useless if you aren't me)
starehound.bruteforceinterpolation - Allows you to use /bfi to brute-force interpolation (very useful to refresh Starehound's checks if they are only 99% flawless)
Starehound after reporting a player:
Starehound protecting a player from a potential false ban:
Starehound making an announcement to deter cheaters:
Starehound increasing server performance by a lot:
See Starehound in action
Watch this video of Starehound effortlessly blocking a drag clicker from gaining an unfair advantage over others.
The reviews are not for support. If there is an issue, please PM me here. I will only provide very basic support as this whole thing is a joke.
Quick facts
- Edition: Minecraft Java
- File type: .jar
- Minecraft versions listed: 1.8, 1.19
- How to install: Install the matching mod loader (Forge, Fabric or NeoForge) for your Minecraft version. → Download the .jar. → Put it in the .minecraft/mods folder and launch that loader profile.
- Where to get it: Opens on Spigot — not every file is mirrored on our own servers.
Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.
[Joke] Starehound AntiCheat - Machine Learning - 3.14159265 Reach Detection is a free Minecraft Java mod. Compatible with Minecraft 1.8, 1.19. Downloaded 129 times (via Spigot). Download it and open it directly in the game.