Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I get started with qProtect?

It is recommended that you initially use the GUI to get a feeling for the processing sequence and then create your first config.

2. Why wont qProtect run?

This can have many reasons.

The most common reason is that qProtect is started with an incompatible version of Java.
You should first check if you're starting qProtect with a x64 version of Java 8.
A mirror of compatible JDK can be found here: https://jdk.mdma.dev

If you still can't solve your issue, please contact an Administrator

3. Does qProtect support Java 8 through Java 18?

From our testing it should work fine, if you still encounter any issues, we suggest you to contact staff.

Please note that qProtect needs to be launched with Java 8.

4. Will qProtect run in Windows, macOS or Linux?

Yes, qProtect will work fine on any x64 based Windows, macOS and Linux installations.

5. Do I receive free updates?

Yes, You will receive free lifetime updates, including Major version updates.

6. How much does qProtect cost?

The current price for qProtect is $70.

1. What's the Marketplace about?

The marketplace allows sellers to sell their Minecraft Plugins, Clients, Programs, Maps and even more!

2. Who can sell on the marketplace?

The marketplace is currently only publicly for qProtect customers.

If you wish to sell your resource here without purchasing qProtect, just contact one of the Administators.

3. Do you offer an AntiPiracy solution?

Yes, to protect our resource creators we added the following:

We offer placeholders which will be used to inject the download information at their locations every time the resource is downloaded.
The resource injector can only replace placeholders in .jar files, this means it will replace the placeholders on compiled .class files inside the jar.

We also offer an optional DRM system which will check with our website if a user is banned and if its license is valid.

4. What are the AntiPiracy placeholders?

The following placeholders are available, at the moment:

%%QTECH_USER_ID%% - Downloader’s user ID
%%QTECH_RESOURCE_ID%% - Downloaded resource ID
%%QTECH_TIME%% - Download timestamp

More placeholders can be added on request.
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