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Install and configure Arion AntiCheat, connect your Minecraft server to the dashboard, and understand checks, evidence and server integrations.

Start with your server

ArionAC is a server-side Minecraft anti-cheat with movement, combat, packet and interaction checks, staff alerts and optional packet-based ore protection. Its native packet integration does not require ProtocolLib.

Install the plugin first, review its behavior on your server, then connect the optional dashboard if you want a shared view of detections and server controls.

Current release: 1.7.0-beta.1. Feature availability depends on the exact Minecraft version, platform and server mechanics. A supported version name is not a promise that every physics scenario has passed a live test.

A practical setup order

  1. Check versions and platforms, including the Java requirement.
  2. Install ArionAC on a private server and keep a backup.
  3. Review configuration and give staff the correct permissions.
  4. Test legitimate play and custom mechanics with automatic punishment disabled.
  5. Create your dashboard account and explicitly connect a server or network.
  6. Review detections and configure your existing ban system when you are ready.

Understand the decisions

A check produces an observation. The evidence system combines relevant observations, accounts for correlation and reduces evidence over time. Staff alerts, physical corrections and punishments are distinct actions. A diagnostic divergence or one alert does not by itself prove that a player cheated.

Read about evidence and confidence before changing thresholds or enabling automatic actions.

Get help

Use the troubleshooting guide for common configuration and connection issues. For support, join the ArionAC Discord. Include your build, platform, Minecraft version and the relevant diagnostic output. Remove all tokens, passwords and private player information first.

InstallationInstall ArionAC on a Minecraft server, choose the correct Java version, and safely upgrade an existing SquidLab installation. Versions and platformsMinecraft version scope, Java requirements, platform support and the current limits of the ArionAC beta. ConfigurationConfigure ArionAC checks, alerts, protection, storage, telemetry and optional features with the actual YAML settings. Commands and permissionsArionAC command reference and permission nodes for alerts, player risk, prediction diagnostics, logs and administration. Check referenceUnderstand ArionAC movement, combat, packet and interaction checks, including experimental and diagnostic restrictions. Evidence and confidenceHow observations become decaying evidence and player risk, and why confidence, correction and punishment are separate. Connection safetyUnderstand connection degradation, synchronization and neutral safety disconnects without treating high ping as cheating. AntiXRayConfigure optional packet-based ore protection, understand reveal behavior and inspect AntiXRay status on your server. Connect the dashboardCreate an ArionAC account, add a server, enable opt-in telemetry and manage check settings from the dashboard. Networks and staff accessConnect several Minecraft servers using one network code, assign staff roles and configure shared violation storage. Bans and ban wavesConfigure automatic punishment, manual dashboard bans, custom commands, ban waves and proxy routing in ArionAC. Custom mechanics and APIAuthorize custom flight, speed, double jumps and launches, and use the ArionAC API on the correct server thread. Data and privacyUnderstand optional ArionAC telemetry, local logging, account inactivity, third-party webhooks and player data handling. TroubleshootingDiagnose missing alerts, false detections, dashboard connectivity, AntiXRay behavior and server integration problems.