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What MX Anticheat is

MX Anticheat is a free Minecraft server plugin for detecting aim hacks, with stated support for Minecraft versions 1.8–1.21. Its checks combine heuristics with machine learning built on Millennium 5, the maker’s own recurrent neural network library. The maker says analysis runs asynchronously on the server CPU, without external Python scripts, GPUs, or cloud API calls. The README names the quark-e-1.0-56k-public model, while the latest release notes a quark-e-4.0-100k-mini model for KillAura detection.

To install it, download the JAR, place it in the server’s plugins folder, and restart; pretrained weights load from the JAR. Operators can collect samples from cheaters and legitimate players, then train the network on the server. Settings include checks, statistical thresholds, lag-back severity, cinematic-camera handling, and movement-history storage. Admin commands cover violation alerts, ban and flag statistics, player activity graphs, dataset recording, training, and live ML parameter tuning. The project is packaged as a Java JAR plugin, with Paper API and ProtocolLib listed as provided dependencies. Its repository identifies the license as Unlicense, and the README says users may fork, modify, or sell the code.

Who it suits

MX Anticheat suits Minecraft server operators seeking aim-hack detection for versions 1.8–1.21, with alerts and lag-backs among its enforcement actions. Operators who want to tune checks or train the model using server-collected samples may also find its configuration and administration commands useful.

What it does well

  • Free and open-source under the Unlicense.
  • Supports Minecraft versions 1.8–1.21.
  • Combines heuristic checks with machine learning.
  • Runs asynchronously on the server CPU, according to the maker.
  • Operators can train the network using collected samples.
  • Provides violation alerts and lag-backs.

What to know first

  • Detection coverage is stated for aim hacks.
  • Installation requires placing a JAR in a Minecraft server plugins folder.
  • Paper API and ProtocolLib are listed as provided dependencies.

Limits

The stated detection coverage is aim hacks, including a release note for KillAura detection. The listed setup is a Minecraft server plugin, and its Maven file lists Paper API and ProtocolLib as provided dependencies.

Plans

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MX AnticheatFree, open-source Minecraft anticheatFree

As github.com lists them, read 10 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Open the project at https://github.com/kireikosasha/MX-Project.
  2. Download the plugin JAR.
  3. Place the JAR in the Minecraft server plugins folder.
  4. Restart the server so the plugin and pretrained weights load.
  5. Configure checks and thresholds, and collect samples if you want to train the network.

Verdict

Choose MX Anticheat if you operate a Minecraft server and want configurable aim-hack detection with on-server training and administration tools. Look elsewhere if you need coverage beyond aim hacks or cannot use a Java JAR plugin with its listed dependencies.

Questions

How much does MX Anticheat cost?

The listed plan is free.

Which Minecraft versions does it support?

It states support for Minecraft versions 1.8–1.21.

What does it detect?

The stated coverage is aim hacks. The latest release notes a model for KillAura detection.

How is it installed?

Download the JAR, place it in the server plugins folder, and restart the server. Pretrained weights load from the JAR.

Can server operators train the model?

Yes. Operators can collect cheat and legitimate-player samples and train the neural network on the server.

What license does it use?

The repository identifies the license as Unlicense. The README says users may fork, modify, or sell the code.

Facts from MX Anticheat's own pages

Administration
Admin commands include violation alerts, ban and flag statistics, player activity graphs, dataset recording, training, and live ML parameter tuning. · github.com, 10 Oct 2026
Configuration
The maker says checks and statistical thresholds can be configured, alongside lag-back severity, cinematic-camera handling, and movement-history storage. · github.com, 10 Oct 2026
Custom training
Server operators can collect cheat and legitimate player samples and train the neural network on the server. · github.com, 10 Oct 2026
Detection
It combines heuristic algorithms with machine learning based on a self-written RNN library called Millennium 5. · github.com, 10 Oct 2026
Installation
Installation is described as downloading a JAR, placing it in the server plugins folder, and restarting the server; pretrained weights load from the JAR. · github.com, 10 Oct 2026
Integrations
The project is packaged as a Java JAR Minecraft server plugin; its Maven file lists Paper API and ProtocolLib as provided dependencies. · github.com, 10 Oct 2026
License
The repository identifies the project as Unlicense, and its README says users may fork, modify, or sell the code. · github.com, 10 Oct 2026
Local processing
The maker says processing runs asynchronously on the server CPU without external Python scripts, GPUs, or cloud API calls. · github.com, 10 Oct 2026
Maker
The README credits the project to Kireiko Oleksandr (pawsashatoy). · github.com, 10 Oct 2026
Model
The README names quark-e-1.0-56k-public, a 56,000-parameter model, while the latest release notes a quark-e-4.0-100k-mini model for KillAura detection. · github.com, 10 Oct 2026
Purpose
MX is a Minecraft anticheat for detecting aim hacks, with stated support for Minecraft versions 1.8–1.21. · github.com, 10 Oct 2026
Release
The releases page marks version 5.4 (Requin) as the latest release and says it fixed UseEntity issues and upgraded the Millennium 5 ML library. · github.com, 10 Oct 2026
Support
The repository has a GitHub Issues page for project issues. · github.com, 10 Oct 2026

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