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ACView – Client-Side Anti-Cheat Tracker

ACView is a lightweight, client-side Minecraft mod designed to help players detect suspicious behavior in PvP and combat scenarios. With ACView, you can monitor player actions in real-time, track potential cheats, and review detailed flag history—all within your game.

Features

🛡 Real-Time Cheat Detection

ACView automatically monitors other players and flags known PvP cheats, including:

Trigger Bot – detects players hitting at perfectly timed intervals.

Aim Assist / Click Aim Assist – detects crosshair lock onto player hitboxes.

Auto Clicker – detects unnaturally consistent clicks.

Reach – detects attacks beyond normal melee range.

⚠️ ACView respects your ping

flags only occur when the behavior is very likely not caused by high latency.

📊 Detailed Player History

Use /acview to see the last 30 days of flags for any player.

Displays cheat type, timestamp, ping, and the server where the flag occurred.

Calculates cheating likelihood (%) based on the number and type of flags.

⚙️ Fully Configurable

Built-in GUI settings accessible via /acview config.

Toggle detections on or off individually.

Adjust sensitivity sliders for each cheat type.

Self-contained—no external mods required for configuration.

🎯 Lightweight & Client-Side

Minimal impact on performance.

Works on any Fabric-supported Minecraft version 1.21.1+

Fully client-side: doesn’t require server installation.

💡 Why Use ACView?

ACView helps you:

Identify suspicious behavior in PvP servers.

Review cheat history for players you encounter.

Make informed decisions during combat without false positives.

⚠️ Notes

Client-side only: ACView cannot enforce bans or report cheats to servers automatically.

Designed for PvP and combat scenarios—not for general gameplay monitoring.

📥 Installation

Place the ACView .jar file in your mods folder.

Ensure Fabric Loader 0.18.4+ and Minecraft 1.21.1+ are installed.

Launch Minecraft and enjoy ACView!