Table of contents
AntiCheat
Veylor runs its own anti‑cheat with over 30 checks — movement, combat, mining, inventory, packets. For honest players this mainly means: a fair server. Still, there are a few things you should know.
False alarms fade away
Suspicious behavior accumulates points that fade away on their own. A single lag spike is not reliable proof of cheating. Repeated suspicious actions are evaluated in context.
Server abilities and rollbacks
Everything the server gives you is known to the anti‑cheat: Perks like Void Step and Breeze Soles, Custom Enchants, Pet abilities, wind charges, mace jumps, Elytra transitions. If you get rolled back, report it via /bugreport: time, server, location, the item used, enchantment and the exact sequence help. For wind charges and maces also mention flight/hit counts; for Elytra the switch time. Don't arbitrarily change your gear before you note the sequence.
Dupe protection: what applies to sorting systems
The part with practical consequences. To prevent dupe exploits, the following applies:
- Hoppers, droppers and dispensers do not move Shulker boxes or filled bundles. A sorting system that pushes Shulkers through hopper lines won't work — you have to carry Shulkers yourself, loose items flow normally.
- Everything remains allowed manually: placing bundles and Shulkers into chests by hand is completely normal.
- Shulker‑in‑Shulker is blocked.
- Chests cannot be broken while someone has them open.
Nothing happens to you — the movement is simply silently blocked. There is no penalty for trying it out.
No kick for standing AFK
Being AFK is allowed: after 7 minutes you are marked as away, after 15 you are teleported to spawn — no one gets kicked. Note, however, §17 der Regeln: farms may run while you are playing, not while you are AFK.
Allowed clients
LabyMod and Badlion are explicitly allowed, as long as no cheat modules are running — details under LabyMod & Clients.
What this means for farms
The hard limits — 15 spawners per chunk, the cleanup cycle every 15 minutes — are listed under Server Performance & Limits.
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