Plugin installation & configuring guide
1. Purchase a copy of ChatSentry here
By using ChatSentry, you agree to the Plugin's Terms of Use
2. Add ChatSentry-x.x.x.jar to your plugins folder
3. Restart your server to complete installation
Avoid reloading as it can cause memory leaks and undesired issues with some plugins.
If ChatSentry was successfully installed, you'll see a message in your console like this along with some more messages from the plugin:
4. Configure modules and features
By default, all ChatSentry protection modules are turned off. However, virtually a modules settings themselves come pre-configured to the recommended values for most servers.
Start in the main config.yml file and enable which modules best suit your servers needs. Then skim and tinker with those modules individual configs.
Though everything comes pre-configured, each server is different, so to ensure effectiveness of the plugin we recommend you skim and tinker enabled modules configs to best fit with your server
Notable components that may require setup:
The Word & Phrase Filter's block list comes empty by default. You can create your own, or copy paste one of the high quality preset lists. If you plan to create your own, refer to the Word & Phrase Filter block list setup guide to learn how to make a great filter
If your server is not English based, you'll want to translate the Spam Blocker's phrase whitelist, and the Anti Parrot's phrase whitelist if you plan on using either modules
Once you're done configuring, type /chatsentry reload to push changes into runtime.
5. Familiarize yourself with the plugins commands
Type /kcs help to see a full list of the plugins commands.
6. Add desired permissions to your staff and other groups
The plugin offers a vast selection of permission nodes to let you limit certain features to certain players or groups. Depending on what you've enabled, it's good to skim through and ensure everybody can do and access what you'd like.
7. Run /kcs info to see an overview of what's enabled
To ensure you didn't miss or accidentally enable anything, you can quickly see an overview of what modules & misc. toggles are enabled with the /kcs info command.
For any questions, issues, suggestions, or alike, don't hesitate to contact us
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