GFX Anti Meta - vehicle management system for ESX servers Compatible with ESX framework. Fully customizable and optimized.
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Cheaters ruin roleplay servers. Magic bullets that shoot through walls, aimbots with impossible accuracy - they kill the experience for legitimate players. GFX Anti Meta catches these specific exploits by monitoring bullet behavior and ped accuracy in real-time, then logs violations to Discord so you can take action before the damage spreads.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rh37J6lHy-IThis is focused anti-cheat targeting two common exploits that slip past basic protection: magic bullets (shooting through solid objects) and modified ped accuracy (aimbots that give perfect headshots every time). It watches for patterns that no legitimate player would create, logs them with player identifiers, and optionally kicks or bans based on your settings.
The magic bullet detection is clever - it knows when a bullet path should be blocked by geometry but somehow connects anyway. That's the signature of modified game files or injected code. The accuracy detection tracks headshot percentages and shot patterns that exceed human capability. Both systems run quietly in the background without affecting server performance.
The config is straightforward but important to tune correctly. You'll want to start in log-only mode (kickActive = false, banActive = false) to see what gets flagged on your server. Some scripts or server modifications can trigger false positives, so monitoring first prevents wrongful bans.
Once you're confident in your thresholds, enable kicks for first offenses and bans for repeat violators. The bypass list lets you whitelist admins or trusted players by Steam ID if they trip detection during testing or legitimate gameplay.
When a player fires a weapon, the script traces the bullet path and checks if it should be blocked by world geometry. If the bullet connects with a target despite passing through walls, floors, or other solid objects, it's flagged as a magic bullet violation.
The system distinguishes between legitimate penetration (some weapons can shoot through thin materials) and exploit-based wall hacking. It logs the violation with Wall Magic Detected status and color-codes it red in Discord. Repeated violations within a session trigger your configured action (kick or ban).
This tracks shot statistics - hits vs misses, headshot percentage, rapid-fire accuracy patterns. Human players, even skilled ones, have variance. Aimbots don't. They maintain impossible consistency.
When accuracy patterns exceed realistic thresholds (configurable in the detection logic), it flags as Accuracy Detected and logs to Discord. Like magic bullet detection, you control the response: kick, ban, or just collect evidence.
The webhook sends rich embeds with all relevant data: player name, Steam ID, detection type (magic bullet or accuracy), whether it was confirmed or ruled out, and timestamp. The bot avatar and name are customizable (default GFX Squad branding), and you can set custom footer/header URLs.
Color coding makes moderation easy at a glance: red (#FF0000) for confirmed violations, green (#00FF00) for cleared checks. Your moderation team can scan the channel and immediately see what needs attention.
Config = {}
Config.PlayerCheck = true
Config.kickActive = true -- Set false for log-only mode
Config.banActive = false -- Enable for permanent bans
Config.PlayerLoadedEvent = esx:playerLoaded -- or QBCore:Client:OnPlayerLoaded
Config.DefaultSpawnLocation = vector3(323.65, -218.56, 54.09)
Config.magicTestCommand = magicTest
Config.BypassPlayerList = {
[steam] = {
-- Add Steam IDs here to bypass checks
}
}
Config.LogMessages = {
[magic] = {
[message] = Magic Bullet Usage. %s,
[detected] = Wall Magic Detected,
[notdetected] = Wall Magic Not Detected,
[detectedColor] = 16711680, -- Red
[notDetectedColor] = 65280, -- Green
},
-- Accuracy config similar structure
[magicKickMsg] = Citizen Modified Detected.,
[magicBanMsg] = You are banned.,
}
Config.Discord = {
LogActive = true,
DiscordWebhook = YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL_HERE,
BotName = GFX Log,
BotAvatar = YOUR_AVATAR_URL,
}
Use the magic test command (default: /magicTest) to manually trigger detection and verify your webhook is receiving logs. This is crucial before enabling kicks or bans - you want to confirm the detection logic and logging pipeline work correctly on your specific server setup.
Run in log-only mode for 24-48 hours on a live server to establish baselines. Check the Discord logs for patterns. Are you seeing legitimate players flagged? Adjust thresholds. Only seeing actual cheaters? You're ready to enable enforcement actions.
It's focused. Most anti-cheat systems try to catch everything and end up bloated or causing false positives. GFX Anti Meta targets two specific, common exploits and does them well. Magic bullets and accuracy manipulation are the cheats that ruin shootouts and roleplay combat, so stopping those protects your server's core experience.
The Discord integration is professional-grade too. Not just text logs - rich embeds with all the context your moderation team needs to make informed decisions. That evidence trail is invaluable when handling appeals or identifying repeat offenders across alt accounts.
A cheater joins your server with injected code that lets them shoot through walls. Within minutes, GFX Anti Meta logs the violation to Discord with their Steam ID. Your moderators see the red alert, spectate the player, confirm the exploit, and ban before they've even finished their first robbery.
That's the value - rapid detection and evidence collection. Most anti-cheat either misses these exploits entirely or catches them too late, after they've already ruined several players' experiences. This script catches them early and gives you the proof needed to act decisively.
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