BlockSMC expects packets in a strict order: handshake → login start → encryption response → client settings . Many proxies send client settings too early. This config explicitly reorders the sequence to match BlockSMC’s expectation.
# FDP client config for Blocksmc server: blocksmc.example.com port: 443 protocol: fdps # secure FDP over TLS client_id: "client-123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174000" auth_method: cert # options: cert | token | password fdp client config blocksmc
Let’s analyze the directives that make this effective. BlockSMC expects packets in a strict order: handshake
: FDP Client regularly adds experimental disablers for Verus . Using a "Verus Combat" or "Verus Movement" disabler is essential for modules like Speed or Fly to function without an immediate ban. fdp client config blocksmc