Simple Anti Advertising v2.0 is a lightweight AMX Mod X plugin for Counter-Strike 1.6 servers that helps prevent players from advertising other servers and restricted websites through their player names and chat messages.
The plugin automatically checks player names, blocks restricted links in public and team chat, and supports whitelists to avoid filtering trusted community domains.
Features
- Dynamic Name Checking: Checks player names when players connect and change their names. Names containing restricted content are automatically replaced.
- Chat Filtering: Intercepts
sayandsay_teammessages, blocking messages that contain restricted advertising terms. - Whitelist Support: Allows trusted domains, such as your community forum or Discord invite, to bypass the filter.
- Random Name Replacements: Supports the
{RAND}tag to generate a random four-digit number in replacement names.
Configuration
On its first load, the plugin generates its configuration file at:
amxmodx/configs/anti_advertiser.ini
The configuration is divided into three sections.
Restricted – Words and patterns to block:
[Restricted]
cs.
zp.
http
unnamed
27015
www
.com
Whitelist – Trusted domains that should not be blocked:
[Whitelist]
yourforum.com
discord.gg/yourserver
Replacements – Names used to replace advertising names:
[Replacements]
Server | Player [{RAND}]
Server_Guest_{RAND}
You can customize these lists to suit your server’s needs.
Installation
- Compile
anti_advertiser.smausing the AMX Mod X compiler. - Upload
anti_advertiser.amxxto youramxmodx/plugins/directory. - Add
anti_advertiser.amxxtoamxmodx/configs/plugins.ini. - Restart the server or change the map to generate the configuration file.
Simple Anti-Advertising keeps server clean
Simple Anti Advertising v2.0 is a straightforward anti-advertising plugin for CS 1.6 using AMX Mod X. With automatic name replacement, chat filtering, configurable restrictions, and whitelist support, it helps server administrators reduce unwanted server advertisements without adding unnecessary complexity.
Author: Zero