Metin2 Anti-Ban & Detectors

GM, player and PM detection, panic mode and timed logouts.

Windows 10 & 11 Private and official servers

What the anti-ban & detectors does

Botting carries a real risk of losing the account — nothing removes that. What STMod gives you is notice and an exit: detectors that spot a Game Master, another player or a GM private message, and rules that decide what happens next, from a beep to closing every client you have open.

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Before you start

STMod runs inside your Metin2 client: the launcher starts the game and attaches the bot, so its tabs appear as a panel in the game window. You need Windows 10 or 11, the client of a supported server and the AIO runtimes.

Every account can claim a free 24-hour Premium key once, then a 1-hour key daily, so you can test this on your own server before paying anything.

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Anti-Ban & Detectors settings

  • GM detectorWrites GM names in chat, raises a Windows notification, beeps, logs out, quits the client, or quits all clients at once.
  • Player detectorThe same responses for ordinary players coming near your spot.
  • PM detectorQuits after a number of private messages from a GM, beeps on any PM, and can raise a Windows notification.
  • Players whitelistFriends and guild mates who should never set a detector off.
  • Panic mode if any player onlineA stricter rule set that takes over as soon as anyone is around.
  • Quit / Stop bot after X minutesEnds the session, or just stops the botting, after a set time.
  • Relog each X minutesForced relog on an interval, with a configurable wait before logging back in.
  • Stop / Quit after reaching levelEnds the run when the character hits a level, so it does not overshoot.
  • Streamer modeHides account and server details and suppresses console output before you record or stream.

Every option documented in full on the STMod wiki.

How to set up the anti-ban & detectors

  1. Open General → Antiban.
  2. Under GM detector, tick Notify and an action — Logout or Quit all clients is the cautious choice.
  3. Add your friends and guild to the Players whitelist so they do not trigger it.
  4. Set Quit bot after X minutes so an unattended session does not run forever.
  5. Set Stop / Quit bot after reaching level if you are levelling to a target.
  6. Turn Streamer mode on before recording.
Automation is against the rules of every Metin2 server and accounts do get banned. STMod has detectors and an HWID switcher, but the risk is yours. Use an account you can afford to lose.

Anti-Ban & Detectors FAQ

Can I get banned using STMod?
Yes. Automation is against the rules of every Metin2 server, and no tool can guarantee otherwise. The detectors and the HWID switcher reduce the risk; they do not remove it. Use it on an account you can afford to lose.
What does the GM detector do when it sees a GM?
Whatever you tell it to: write the name in chat, raise a notification, beep, log out, close the client, or close every client you have running.
Can I stop it reacting to my friends?
Add them to the Players whitelist.
What is panic mode?
A stricter rule set that kicks in as soon as any player is online near you.

Works well with

HWID Switcher
Changes the Windows identifiers a machine reports, and restores them.
Captcha Solver
Answers in-game anti-bot challenges, with OCR for the rest.
Multi-Client & Autologin
Up to 99 Metin2 clients, each logging itself in and restarting itself.
Farmbot
Automatic metin, boss and monster farming with anti-KS targeting.

Try the anti-ban & detectors on your server

Download STMod free, then claim a free 24-hour Premium key to test the full feature set. Check the server compatibility list first — what works differs from server to server.

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