client-backend
A client application for MegaAntiCheat that integrates with Team Fortress 2 to monitor players and stream demo recordings.
What is client-backend?
MegaAntiCheat/client-backend is a client application that integrates with Team Fortress 2 to monitor players and stream demo recordings to a central anti-cheat server. It provides a local web interface for real-time match data and automates the submission of game recordings for cheat detection analysis.
Team Fortress 2 players and server administrators who want to contribute to anti-cheat efforts by streaming their game demos for analysis.
It offers a seamless, automated way to collect and submit TF2 gameplay data for anti-cheat purposes, with a local web UI for configuration and monitoring without requiring complex server setup.
Overview
The client-backend is a companion application for the MegaAntiCheat (MAC) system, designed to work with Team Fortress 2. It provides a local web interface for monitoring players in matches and automates the process of streaming demo recordings to a central server for anti-cheat analysis.
Key Features
- Player Monitoring — Displays all players in a live TF2 match through a web UI.
- Demo Streaming — Automatically streams recorded demo files to the central MegaAntiCheat server.
- RCON Integration — Connects to TF2 via RCON for real-time game data access.
- Web Interface — Serves a local UI at localhost:1984 for configuration and monitoring.
- Configurable Setup — Supports custom RCON passwords, Steam API keys, and Masterbase API keys.
Philosophy
The project prioritizes ease of integration with TF2 and provides a self-contained, locally hosted interface for anti-cheat data collection.
Use Cases
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