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Server-side movement monitoring and chat moderation with review flags, player warnings, and configurable kick/ban escalation.

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Details

Author
XyronActual
Version
1.0.0
Size
10 KB
Licence
Custom
Game version
1.8.0.13
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0 / 0 dislikes
Published
10 Oct 2026
Updated
5 days ago
Workshop ID
6A9557E0AACACACF

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  1. v1.0.0 10 KB 10 Oct 2026
Description from the Workshop

ServerGuard is a work-in-progress Arma Reforger monitoring and moderation addon built in Enforce Script. Features Server-observed movement checks for suspicious speed and positional jumps. Configurable thresholds and grace periods for spawning, vehicle transitions, and authorized movement. On-screen player warnings, private chat notices, and optional public review notices. Configurable banned-word filtering that suppresses messages before forwarding through supported chat channels. Rate-limited logging and configurable flag-to-kick escalation. Persistent, identity-based kick history with optional ban escalation. Integration helpers for fire-rate and aim-snapping observations. Setup requirements The monitoring component must be attached to the active GameMode. Administrators must configure chat rules and integrate weapon/aim event hooks and custom movement exemptions. Automatic kicks, bans, and experimental position correction are disabled by default. Important limitations This is an uncompiled, untested source foundation—not a complete anti-cheat or guaranteed protection against spawn-flood attacks. Aim observations never trigger automatic punishment. Chat coverage, API compatibility, notification delivery, and ban persistence must be verified against the server’s game version and mods before production use.