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Using MyriadAnti-cheat profile

Anti-cheat profile

Servers check different things. On one running Grim (2b2t, for one), Myriad’s modules rotate before acting, click only faces you can see, move along the direction they send, mine when Grim allows, and click in your inventory only while you stand still. On a server with only Minecraft’s own checks, they act as fast as it lets them.

Auto (the default) works out which a server is: Grim once the server sends the steady pings anti-cheats like it use, or at once for servers known to run it (2b2t). You can pick yourself in the Profiles window, or with:

Command
.anticheatwhat’s in effect, and what Auto detected
.anticheat auto / grim / vanillachoose
.anticheat known add <host> / removeservers to treat as Grim from the moment you join

Essentials is made for 2b2t and stays safe on Grim whichever you pick.