ResetVL
ResetVL is an exploit module designed to clear accumulated violation counts on anti-cheats that have weak or flawed violation-decay logic. Many older server-side anti-cheat plugins track suspicious movement as a running "violation level" (VL) — when that number climbs too high, the player gets kicked or flagged. ResetVL attempts to bring that counter back down before it reaches the threshold.
When enabled, the module performs a series of subtle micro-movements while you are standing on the ground, repeating them for the configured number of cycles. It also adjusts the internal game timer during this process to help the movements appear legitimate to the anti-cheat. Once the set number of cycles completes, the module disables itself automatically and shows a notification confirming the reset. Because it self-disables, you can re-enable it whenever you need another reset cycle.
This module only works against older or poorly implemented anti-cheats that do not properly validate micro-movement patterns or timer manipulation. It will have no effect on modern, well-maintained anti-cheat systems. Use it alongside other exploit modules such as Disabler when targeting servers with legacy anti-cheat plugins.
Category: Exploit Enabled by default: No
Settings
| Setting | Type | Default | Range | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Times | Integer | 10 | 1 – 50 | Number of micro-movement cycles to perform before the module disables itself and considers the violation level reset. |
| Timer | Decimal | 2.0 | 0.1 – 10.0 | Game timer speed multiplier applied during the reset sequence. Higher values make the cycles run faster. |
Last updated: 2026-06-08 — Based on source code