# Dumping Protection

first, to use the anti-dump feature you need to go inside configs/server/base.lua

at the end of the file you can find <mark style="color:yellow;">HUNK\_AC.AntiDumpResources</mark>

you need to add the scripts that you want to protect your client lua files against dumpers

{% hint style="warning" %}
do not add the scripts you bought from Tebex into <mark style="color:yellow;">HUNK\_AC.AntiDumpResources</mark>

do not add vehicles/maps/weapons/clothes into <mark style="color:yellow;">HUNK\_AC.AntiDumpResources</mark>
{% endhint %}

after you have put all the resources now restart the anti-cheat and go to the server console

then use the <mark style="color:yellow;">antidump</mark> command

while you are installing the anti-dump you might face some messages like this:

<mark style="color:purple;">this resource is using @ sign for importing files from another resources</mark>

In this case you need to go to the resource and open the fxmanifest.lua or \_\_resource.lua

then find the <mark style="color:yellow;">@</mark> sign that is used to import a client file from another script

and cut it out from <mark style="color:yellow;">client\_script</mark> or <mark style="color:yellow;">client\_scripts</mark>

then add the imported file into another line like this:

```lua
client_script '@es_extended/locale.lua' ignore 'yes'
```

### Example 1

<mark style="color:yellow;">default fx file:</mark>

```lua
client_scripts {
	'@es_extended/locale.lua',
	'locales/en.lua',
	'client.lua',
	'Config.lua',
}
```

new fx file

<pre class="language-lua"><code class="lang-lua">client_script '@es_extended/locale.lua' ignore 'yes'

<strong>client_scripts {
</strong>	'locales/en.lua',
	'client.lua',
	'Config.lua',
}
</code></pre>

### Example 2

<mark style="color:yellow;">default fx file:</mark>

```lua
client_scripts {
    '@PolyZone/client.lua',
    '@PolyZone/BoxZone.lua',
    '@PolyZone/EntityZone.lua',
    '@PolyZone/CircleZone.lua',
    '@PolyZone/ComboZone.lua',
    'client.lua'
}
```

<mark style="color:yellow;">new fx file:</mark>

<pre class="language-lua"><code class="lang-lua">client_script '@PolyZone/client.lua' ignore 'yes'
client_script '@PolyZone/BoxZone.lua' ignore 'yes'
client_script '@PolyZone/EntityZone.lua' ignore 'yes'
client_script '@PolyZone/CircleZone.lua' ignore 'yes'
client_script '@PolyZone/ComboZone.lua' ignore 'yes'
<strong>
</strong><strong>client_scripts {
</strong>    'client.lua'
}
</code></pre>

### Example 3

#### <mark style="color:yellow;">default fx file:</mark>

```lua
client_script '@Protector/loader.lua'

shared_script {
    'config.lua',
    '@qb-core/shared/locale.lua',
    'locales/en.lua',
    'locales/*.lua'
}

client_scripts {
    'client.lua'
}

server_scripts {
    '@oxmysql/lib/MySQL.lua',
    'server.lua'
}
```

#### <mark style="color:yellow;">new fx file:</mark>

```lua
client_script '@Protector/loader.lua' ignore 'yes'

shared_script {
    'config.lua',
    '@qb-core/shared/locale.lua',
    'locales/en.lua',
    'locales/*.lua'
}

client_scripts {
    'client.lua'
}

server_scripts {
    '@oxmysql/lib/MySQL.lua',
    'server.lua'
}
```

{% hint style="warning" %}
do not touch server and shared files

means do not touch server\_script / server\_scripts / shared\_script

because we only do it on client files
{% endhint %}

#### after you modify the fx file save it and use <mark style="color:yellow;">antidump</mark> command again

then restart the server

## <mark style="color:purple;">other commands for anti-dump part:</mark>

* <mark style="color:yellow;">antidumpon</mark> : used for installing the anti-dump on a single resource, it can be a new resource that you have added to the server recently, example: <mark style="color:yellow;">antidumpon qb-vehicleshop</mark>
* <mark style="color:yellow;">noantidump</mark> : will uninstall the anti-dump from resources
* <mark style="color:yellow;">noantidumpon</mark> : will uninstall the anti-dump from a single resource

&#x20;example: <mark style="color:yellow;">noantidumpon qb-vehicleshop</mark>

## <mark style="color:purple;">How about UI files ?</mark>

but how about the UI files like <mark style="color:blue;">HTML</mark> or <mark style="color:yellow;">js</mark> files?

if your resource is important on the UI side then you can also use these sites for obfuscating the files

for <mark style="color:yellow;">js</mark> files <https://obfuscator.io/>

for <mark style="color:blue;">HTML</mark> files <https://www.wmtips.com/tools/html-obfuscator/>

for <mark style="color:red;">CSS</mark> files <http://cssobfuscator.com/>


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