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Originally Posted by foon
You also might want to tone down the log info, it wraps way to easy and makes it a pain to read.
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2020/02/29 03:49:32 [Version 0.7.1] {Name: "A user name" | SteamID: STEAM_0:1:528111416 | IP: 72.10.10.10} is suspected of using an aimbot (Detection: 6 | Delta: 50 | TotalDelta: 50 | Detected: Aim-Snap Aim-Snap2 Angle-Repeat).
2020/02/29 03:49:32 [0.7.1] {"A user name" | STEAM_0:1:528111416 | 72.10.10.10} aimbot (Detection: 6 | Delta: 50 | TotalDelta: 50 | Detected: Aim-Snap Aim-Snap2 Angle-Repeat).
(I don't think you need to add "suspected" since you gave people a warning in your OP that there can be false positives). |
Yeah, I might wanna look into shortening those messages a bit...
Or at least add an option to... Didn't even hit me that might be an issue.
However, when it comes to "suspected"... I can't really remove that one.
The first time Lilac is ran, it will add some lines at the top of the log file to reassure admins that there can be false positives for "suspected" detections.
My reasoning behind doing this, is that I've seen people overreact to minor stuff...
So I've attempted to make the language used in Lilac to be very clear so that admins don't think Lilac is "perfect" (nothing is).
Also, I've finished testing version 1.0.0 now, and it is ready. Going to publish it here later today.
I highly recommend you upgrade to that version, as it fixes some bugs and fixes some potential overhead.