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I cannot block /aac command. I add it to the blocked commands list and nothing happens. The plugin of /aac is a premium anti-cheat but I have the cracked version. I can send you it if you want.
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I cannot support premium plugins because there's no way for me to test them apart from violating the author's copyright. Being a developer myself, I know how much time and effort it takes to make working software, so I respect the author's decision to require payment to use it. Therefore, I cannot take your offer. The only way I see that I could inspect this is for the author to provide a test license to me.
If you have correctly configured the blocked command and CBU is working with other commands, it looks like your plugin is using some custom command handling that's incompatible with CBU. Maybe it's checking chat for its command before CBU gets a chance to block it. If you've verified this, there's not much I can do sadly.
A future major version might allow to show debug output, which could help solve your case, but this is not yet supported. I cannot say when that would be implemented because I can't really find much time to work on this due to other obligations.
Another possibility is that some other user of this plugin has a valid license and the necessary knowledge to investigate this. Maybe you know someone who can help you with this.
I cannot block /aac command. I add it to the blocked commands list and nothing happens. The plugin of /aac is a premium anti-cheat but I have the cracked version. I can send you it if you want.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: