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# Auto Safe Event

*StnDev Trigger Protection automatically secures supported resources against unauthorized event execution, executor abuse, and common trigger-based exploits.*

*Once installed, supported resources are protected without requiring manual configuration.*

***

### Install Trigger Protection

Run the following command in your server console:

```bash
stndev_install_triggers
```

The installer will automatically scan supported resources and apply trigger protection where possible.

***

### Uninstall Trigger Protection

To completely remove trigger protection and restore all previously modified resources, run:

```bash
stndev_uninstall_triggers
```

After uninstalling, restart your server.

***

### Server.cfg Configuration

Ensure the following lines are placed **below all resources** inside your `server.cfg`:

```cfg
add_ace resource.stndev_anticheat command allow
ensure stndev_anticheat
```

Failure to configure these permissions may prevent the installer from functioning correctly.

***

### Event Whitelist

If a legitimate event is incorrectly flagged by Trigger Protection, it can be whitelisted through the Web Panel.

#### Whitelisting an Event

1. Open the StnDev Web Panel
2. Navigate to **Administration**
3. Open **Configuration**
4. Locate **Ignored Events**
5. Add the event name
6. Save your changes
7. Restart the affected resource if necessary

Changes are applied instantly after saving.

***

### Troubleshooting

#### Resource Stops Working After Installation

If a resource becomes unusable after Trigger Protection has been installed:

1. Run:

```bash
stndev_uninstall_triggers
```

2. Restart your server.
3. Add the resource to your exclusion list.
4. Run the installer again.

#### Players Cannot Connect

This is usually caused by:

* Broken or outdated resources
* Modified framework files
* Incorrect resource startup order
* Installation conflicts with unsupported resources

Review your server console for additional error information.

#### Installer Cannot Modify Resource Manifests

If the installer reports errors such as:

```txt
Failed to modify manifest
Manifest write failed
Permission denied
Unable to patch resource
```

This is usually caused by newer FiveM artifacts.

Recent FiveM artifacts have introduced changes that may prevent automatic resource modification and manifest patching.

#### Recommended Fix

Downgrade your server to the recommended artifact version:

```txt
25770
```

After changing the artifact version:

1. Restart the server.
2. Run the installer again:

```bash
stndev_install_triggers
```

3. Verify that all resources were successfully secured.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Important**

Artifact version **25770** is currently the recommended version for Trigger Protection installations.

Newer artifacts may prevent automatic manifest modifications and can cause installation failures.
{% endhint %}

***

#### False Detections

False detections are extremely rare but can occur on heavily modified servers.

Recommended steps:

* Add the event to the whitelist
* Verify resource compatibility
* Ensure the resource is up to date
* Contact StnDev Support if the issue persists

***

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Important**

Trigger Protection modifies supported resources automatically.

Before installing Trigger Protection, always create a backup of your server files and database.

StnDev AntiCheat is not responsible for issues caused by third-party modified resources or unsupported frameworks.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Need Help?**

If you experience installation issues, false detections, or resource compatibility problems, please contact the StnDev AntiCheat Support Team through the official Discord server.
{% endhint %}


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