AutoPlacePatch

A lightweight Spigot plugin that detects and optionally prevents AutoPlace hacks in Minecraft 1.8.8. The goal of this plugin is to be a bridging anticheat that does not false flag. Originally developed for private use, now available to the public.

Features

• Optimized detection of AutoPlace hacks
• Customizable staff alerts
• Configurable punishment system
• Minimal performance impact
• Written in Kotlin for modern development practices

Current Bypasses

• AutoPlacing with slabs
• Client versions above 1.8.9

Installation

1. Download the latest release from the releases page
2. Place the .jar file in your server's plugins folder
3. Restart your server
4. The config file will be generated automatically

Configuration

patch:
  # Should invalid block placements be cancelled?
  # Disable for slight optimization
  # This is not required if punishments are enabled
  cancel: false

alerts:
  # Should alerts be enabled?
  # Sends a message to staff when a player is flagged for autoplace
  enabled: true

  # Message to send when a player is flagged for autoplace
  # Placeholders:
  # %player% - Player's name
  # %uuid% - Player's UUID
  message: "&c%player% has been flagged for autoplace!"

punishments:
  # Should punishments be enabled?
  # Punishes players for invalid block placements
  enabled: false

  # Command to run when a player is flagged for autoplace
  # Placeholders:
  # %player% - Player's name
  # %uuid% - Player's UUID
  command: "ban %player% 30d AutoPlace"

Configuration Options

Option	Description	Default
patch.cancel	Cancel invalid block placements	false
alerts.enabled	Toggle staff notifications	true
alerts.message	Alert message with placeholders	"&c%player% has been flagged for autoplace!"
punishments.enabled	Enable automatic punishments	false
punishments.command	Punishment command with placeholders	"ban %player% 30d AutoPlace"

Placeholders

• %player% - Player's name
• %uuid% - Player's UUID

Support

If you encounter any issues or have suggestions, please:

1. Check the known issues
2. Create a new issue

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a new branch
3. Make your changes
4. Submit a pull request