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# Configuration Guide

* BCH Anticheat is designed to be flexible — allowing every server owner to configure it to their own needs. Follow the steps below to get started:

## 1. Customize It Yourself <a href="#id-1.-customize-it-yourself" id="id-1.-customize-it-yourself"></a>

Every server is unique, and so is your anticheat setup. We strongly recommend that **each server owner configures BCH Anticheat themselves** to suit their specific gameplay environment and server rules.

## 2. Edit `config.lua` <a href="#id-2.-edit-config.lua" id="id-2.-edit-config.lua"></a>

All configuration settings can be found inside the `config.lua` file. Open this file using any text editor and adjust the available options to match your preferences.

{% hint style="info" %}
💡 Need help understanding a specific option? Open Ticket on our Discord Server and our Support will help you.
{% endhint %}

## 3. Enable Debug Mode (Optional) <a href="#id-3.-enable-debug-mode-optional" id="id-3.-enable-debug-mode-optional"></a>

If you're testing or troubleshooting, you can enable debug mode to receive detailed logs in your console.

To do this, simply set the following:

{% hint style="warning" %}
This option should be enabled only when you are testing detections!
{% endhint %}

```
BCH.debug = true
```

This will help you see what the anticheat is detecting and ensure everything is functioning as expected.


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