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# Anti-Freeloader System

## About The System

Anti-Freeloader System is a dank utility feature that is made specifically for dank based servers who gets tired of freeloaders joining their friendly heists and then leaving with the money they get from the heist. `Beast Era` monitors those monitoring channels which are set by an `Administrator` of the server. Whenever any heist is started in those channels `Beast Era` detects it automatically and wait for the heist to end so as to start the monitoring process. By default the monitoring time is set to `3 hours` but this can be customised through selecting the `Heist Monitor Time` option. If any of the users leaves the server within the monitor time of the heist, `Beast Era` ban them directly. Though If the leaving user had ever joined old recorded heists when dank had results showing, Beast Era would ban them anytime they leave. This makes it 80% accurate and safe. We still have many plans for improving it and giving more customisability.

## Steps You Must Follow To Setup `Anti-Freeloader System`:

### **Set Logs Channel**

Before starting you need to set a logs channel by using `beast anti-freeloader` and selecting the `Anti-Freeloader Logs Channel` option in the select menu. Then send the channel id or mention it.

In this channel all `Freeloaders` who gets banned or unbanned are logged.   &#x20;

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### **Set The Heist Monitoring Channels**

Now after you are done setting a logs channel, you will be needed to set `Heist Monitoring Channels`.

You might have saw a menu named `Heist Monitoring Channels` while setting logs channel. You will be needed to use that menu and add channels which will be monitored by `Beast Era`. Whenever a Heist starts in any of those channels `Beast Era` will detect it and start collecting the information about the users who joined the Heist and will ban them if they leave. &#x20;

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### **Checking If Anti-Freeloader System is Setup correctly**

Now after setting up everything you can even check if everything is setup correctly and Anti-Freeloader System is enabled using the `beast anti-freeloader-stats` command. If everything is setup correctly then it will show the `Status` as `Enabled` and if it's not enabled correctly then it will show the `Status` as `Disabled`. <br>

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### **Start Heist In Monitoring Channels**

Now after setting up `Logs channel` and `Heist Monitoring Channels` and checking the `anti-freeloader-stats` enabled you have to do nothing. Just start the heist in any of the Monitoring channels you set and `Beast Era` will automatically detect that heist and monitor it. <br>

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**So these were those simple steps following which you can successfully start Anti-freeloader system.**
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{% hint style="info" %}
If you find any problems in starting the Anti-Freeloader System even after following this guide then you can feel free to contact us at our support server or directly by sending a direct message to **BEAST#2802**.
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