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GrimAC Hook: Add a Combat Review Layer

Connect GrimAC alert events with FairPlay and review how the integration maps notifications and configured actions.

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FairPlay offers an optional Grim event hook alongside its own combat checks. Configure alert routing and actions for each plugin separately.

FairPlay can connect GrimAC event alerts with its own staff notifications and configured actions.

What the hook should do

The Grim hook settings include event mapping, triggers, notifications, and check blacklists. PacketEvents remains required to run FairPlay, whether or not Grim is installed.

FairPlay's value on top of GrimAC

FairPlay includes combat checks, configurable mitigations and punishments, and staff diagnostics. Review GrimAC event routing and enforcement settings separately when planning a combined setup.

Grim hook settings

The hooks.yml configuration includes an optional Grim integration with event classes, triggers, notifications, and check filters. Install Grim separately if your server uses it.

Hook notifications, punishments, and compensation are separate settings. Exact blacklist entries take precedence over trigger patterns. Test your installed plugin versions and review overlapping actions before enabling enforcement.

FAQ

Does FairPlay require GrimAC?

No. GrimAC is an optional integration; PacketEvents is required to run FairPlay.

How does the FairPlay Grim hook work?

The optional hook maps Grim events to FairPlay notifications or configured actions. Test your plugin versions and action settings together before enabling enforcement.

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