Erila Cheat Checker (ECC)

Erila Cheat Checker (ECC) is a robust, lightweight, and modern C++ cheat detection tool specifically built for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition. It is designed to scan user systems and Minecraft directories for the presence of known cheat clients, suspicious DLLs, and modified behavior/resource packs.

Features

• Comprehensive Detection: Detects more than 15 popular Bedrock Edition cheat clients including Horion, Zephyr, Onix, Fate Client, and others.
• Deep Scanning: Doesn't just look for simple file names; deeply analyzes Minecraft UWP package folders (AppData\Local\Packages and %APPDATA%\Minecraft Bedrock), configuration files, and local state directories.
• Asynchronous Downloads Scan: While the main scan runs, it asynchronously scans the user's Downloads folder in the background (using std::async) to catch leftover cheat setup files and executables.
• Modern GDI+ UI: Features a dark mode UI built purely with the Win32 API and GDI+. Includes double-buffered animations, rounded corners, and smooth DWM integration.
• Lightweight & Fast: Written in modern C++17, ensuring minimal resource consumption and incredibly fast deep scanning.

Build Instructions

To build the project on your own system, you will need the following prerequisites:

• CMake (3.15 or higher)
• Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 (C++ Build Tools / MSVC x64)

Steps

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/erilanetwork/ECC.git
   cd ECC

2. Create the build directory and configure CMake:

   cmake -B build

3. Build the project (Release mode is recommended):

   cmake --build build --config Release

4. The compiled .exe file will be located at build/Release/ECC.exe.

Contact & Support

If you are a player on the Erila Network and believe there was an error during your scan, please create a support ticket on our Discord server.

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Credits: Erila Network & xRookieFight