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On this page, you will find every option of the IP limit add-on and what each one caps.
#IP Limit
Everything the add-on does is reached from the IP Limit button in the main editor. Only actions that reward several players in one go are affected, so commands aimed at a single player are never filtered.
A limit of 0 is shown as Unlimited and turns the cap off for that action alone.
Editor
#Enabled
Switches the whole add-on off without uninstalling it. While it is off, every action reaches all online players regardless of the limits set below.
Editor > IP Limit
#Global Limits
The default cap for each of the four actions that can reward everyone online. Keys and crates without an override of their own use these values.
Editor > IP Limit
#Give Key All
Caps how many accounts per IP receive a key from /crates giveKeyAll.
Editor > IP Limit > Global
#Give Crate All
Caps how many accounts per IP receive a crate from /crates giveCrateAll.
Editor > IP Limit > Global
#Share With Players Online
Caps how many accounts per IP receive a reward that has Share With Players Online turned on.
The player who opened the crate is filtered like everyone else, so with a limit of 1 and two of their accounts online, the reward can land on the other account instead of theirs.
Editor > IP Limit > Global
#Reward On Loop
Caps how many accounts per IP receive a recurring reward from the Reward On Loop add-on. This one cannot be overridden per key or crate, since a loop reward belongs to neither.
Editor > IP Limit > Global
#Limit Per Key
Lists every registered key so a single one can carry its own cap instead of the Give Key All value. Keys with no override of their own are listed as inherited.
Editor > IP Limit
#Limit Per Crate
The same list for crates. A crate override replaces the Give Crate All value and the Share With Players Online value for that crate, so it covers both the giveaway command and rewards shared from inside it.
Editor > IP Limit
#Limit
The cap for this key or crate on its own. It opens showing the global value it currently inherits, and setting it here creates the override.
Editor > IP Limit > Crate
#Use Global Limit
Removes the override so the key or crate follows the global value again. This is not the same as setting the limit to 0, which would make that one key or crate unlimited while the global cap stays in place.
Editor > IP Limit > Crate
Players whose IP address cannot be read are never filtered out, so a proxy setup that hides the real address leaves the limits with nothing to match on.