# Anti-Release Shield

**Restrict players to FiveM Beta/Canary clients and block Release versions.**\
This script prevents most known cheat menus (like RedEngine, Eulen, etc.) by disallowing connections from the Release version of FiveM—where such cheats typically operate. Lightweight, automatic, and highly effective.

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<summary>FEATURES</summary>

* **Stops Known Cheat Engines**
  * Blocks RedEngine, Eulen, and similar tools
  * Detects and prevents access during player connect
* **No Performance Impact**
  * Fully optimized: **0.00ms idle**
  * Does not affect gameplay or server performance
* **Adapts Automatically**
  * Automatically follows FiveM version updates
  * No manual intervention required
* **Logging & Real-Time Alerts**
  * Sends instant Discord alerts when blocked users try to join
  * Customizable log data for admin visibility
* **Whitelist Options**
  * Allow trusted users to join using Release if needed
  * Supports:
    * **Discord Role Whitelist**
    * **Manual ID Whitelist**
* **Easy to Install & Configure**
  * Drag-and-drop installation
  * Simple config for alerts, logging, and whitelisting
  * No ongoing maintenance needed
* **Compatible with Any Anti-Cheat**
  * Adds an extra security layer **before** cheats even run
  * Works alongside any existing anti-cheat solution

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<summary>RESMOM (OPTIMIZATION)</summary>

* Runs at 0.0ms in idle.

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<summary>REQUIRED DEPENDENCIES </summary>

* ox\_lib

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<summary>COMPATIBILITY</summary>

We have support for qbcore, qbox, esx, ox-core, and nd coreand it's built in a way that it's completely standalone compatible and can work with any framework with basic integration

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