
Riverly AntiElitraTR
Act as a Senior Java Developer specializing in Minecraft Anti-Cheat heuristics. I have a core plugin called RiverlyAntiTarget that detects 'Elitra Target'...
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Riverly Anti-ElitraTR
Overview
This is an anti-cheat plugin that catches players using "Elitra Target" cheats - those sneaky hacks that let people switch hotbar slots way faster than any human could. It watches for perfectly-timed slot changes (like a bot) versus the natural, messy timing of real players.
Features
- Packet Jitter Analysis - Detects cheaters by analyzing timing patterns. Real humans have slightly different timing each time (45ms, 62ms, 51ms), while cheat bots are unnaturally consistent (exactly 50ms, 50ms, 50ms)
- Smart Filtering - Ignores normal scrolling and sequential slot changes so you don't get false alerts
- Lag Protection - Automatically stops checking during server lag to prevent false positives
- Staff Alerts - Alerts players with the
riverlyac.alertspermission when cheaters are detected - Regular Resets - Clears violation data every 15 seconds so players don't get punished for old, unrelated actions
How to Use
- Drop the plugin into your server's
pluginsfolder - Start the server - the anti-cheat begins working automatically
- Staff with the
riverlyac.alertspermission will receive alerts when cheaters are detected - Use
/riverlyac statsto see how many players are being tracked - Use
/riverlyac reset <player>to clear a specific player's data if needed - Use
/riverlyac reloadto clear all tracking data
Tips & Tricks
- Give your moderators the
riverlyac.alertspermission so they can see alerts - Give admins the
riverlyac.adminpermission to use management commands - The plugin works best on servers with stable TPS (18+)
- Violations reset every 15 seconds, so repeated violations indicate actual cheating
Known Limitations
- May have reduced accuracy during significant server lag (TPS below 18)
- Requires at least 3 rapid slot changes before analysis begins
- Works best with Spigot and Paper servers (TPS detection uses reflection for compatibility)