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Tovek Check

Tovek Check

Anti-cheat helper for Paper 1.21.11: checks a player for client mods like Meteor, Wurst, Baritone and Freecam using hidden anvil screens and translation or keybind checks. No client mod needed. Based on CheckHacks (MIT).

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Minecraft: Java Edition

1.21.11

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Published 17 hours ago
Updated 3 days ago

Find out which client mods a player is really running. Tovek Check opens a hidden anvil screen for the player and checks how their game shows certain translation and keybind names. This shows mods that add their own keys. Part of the free Tovek plugins by Toprak Eker.

Based on CheckHacks by Branduzzo (MIT).

Features

  • Scans with hidden anvil screens. No files or client mod needed on the player's side.
  • Finds mods by keybind or translation key. The default config checks Meteor Client, Wurst, Baritone and Freecam.
  • Add your own mods in config.yml: a name, a key and a mode (KEYBIND or TRANSLATE).
  • Alerts go to the console and to staff with tovekcheck.alerts (and operators). You can change the alert text.
  • You can change the scan speed: scan.timeout-ticks (default 10) and scan.gap-ticks (default 2).
  • Only one scan per player at a time. It cleans up when a player leaves.
  • All messages can be changed.

Commands

Command Aliases Description
/modcheck <player> /tovekcheck, /checkcheat Scans an online player

Permissions

Permission Default Description
tovekcheck.admin op Run scans
tovekcheck.alerts op Receive detection alerts

Requirements

  • Paper 1.21.11 only. The plugin uses Minecraft's internal server code, so other versions do not work.
  • Java 21 or newer
  • No other plugins needed

Installation

  1. Put the jar in plugins.
  2. Start the server to create plugins/TovekCheck/config.yml.
  3. Look at the mods list, then run /modcheck <player>.

A detection means the player's game knew a certain key. Treat it as a strong hint, not as proof on its own.

Credits

Based on CheckHacks by Branduzzo (MIT): https://github.com/branduzzo/CheckHacks