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@ShakyTom

Thanks for notice, i will add some basic information very soon.

At a glance: The minimum and maximum penalty value for yawrate means milliseconds that the player can't attack. Setting to such llow values might still prevent some force-field use in case of the player turning a lot automatically, but the very short durations mean that the player can soon hit again, so the efficiency against cheating will be lower.

@LlmDl

Config is being updated somehow. We are not at full man-power resources right now, though.

Minecraft / CB does hold you back for repeaters some times though, it might get confused with NCP (unless passable alerts).

Some server / client mods also optimize things like that by allowing moving onto those blocks freely, which then mght conflict with NCP (simlar with fence-corners and SPout it seems).

@chrishillz

Level 90 for normal is pretty fast, though, also banning right away.

You might set player.prefixes to active, so the "hi"-"there" spam will get faster banning, in that case however you will have to test if the levels have to be raised slightly, because prefixes will add a little bit on the average message.

For testing out the scores you might set "debug: true" in the chat or chat.text sections, then info about scoring will be printed to the console before each message. Probably that is too much undocumented as well.

The next iterations for NCP will focus on configuration and documentation issues unless there is other critical stuff...

@chrishillz

True, though that is something you could try to tackle with the extended engine use !

The chat.text.player and chat.text.global sections allow to enable extended checking methods which add extra weights for word repetition and/or similarity. For the given example the simple words engine could be activated and would make the repetition of words more expensive. Those are currently paused in development because of other stuff being more important, but they do work, though they take some more memory. The best trade-off might be the prefixes method, the similarity method is heaviest in terms of CPU while words is just a dumb 1:1 comparison of words and prefixes just compares letters (somewhat pre digested) and assigns a weight on base of how many match.

The extended methods all use the time as weighting factor which has passed since last use of that word/letter, and they also account for some number of words/letters, global usually thousand(s), player usually few hundreds at most.

@Liger_XT5

So fixing the config did it?

@Liger_XT5

If it was not reloading the config...

Please create a ticket describing what "can't use ladders" means - most checks would alert either ingame or it would get logged to the nocheatplus.log file. Also please state CraftBukkit and more important NCP versions !

@chrishillz

It does happen!

@H8llfire

So if you want to allow more you can increase the settings. Especially if you don't have problems with spamming you can increase the values (20 -> 30 or fourty, 160 -> 200 for instance).

My players got used to it, but it really depends on what you want, clearly.

You might want to know what your players can't do what you want them to do, also how many complain about "it", what exactly "it" is and how often it happens. We can not guess what pace of chat you want to allow.

@zSwayz

Please make a ticket for it and state the versions in use for CB NCP, also if using SpoutPlugin.

"Jumping off 2 blocks" is a little imprecise. If you stand two blocks over ground and jump high before falling down to ground (jump height + 2 extra blocks) you receive fall damage in vanilla Minecraft quite often as well.

@LeChuuck

@H8llfire

The configuration section is being build up, unfortunately i have to do it alone right now, so it might still take a couple of days.

The most important questions are what you want to allow more on chat and which version of NCP you are running.

Minimum hints for the latest version (chat.text section):

• To allow special characters and numbers to be judged same as letters, you set the noletter weight to 0. Important for counting down and such.
• To just allow more messages you can adjust the level entries in the frequency sub sections:
  • shortterm covers about 5 seconds, so adjust level to something higher to allow more quickly following messages.
  • normal covers about 30 seconds, adjust level there to allow more medium term messages.