Minecraft bot. Currently, used for afk on a Survival Server 😅

• Graphical User Interface
• LogPanel to see errors directly
• Tested with Spigot, Paper 1.18.2
• Disconnects gracefully after the end
• Free
• Open source
• Command Line Interface
• Online (Microsoft)
• Cracked
• Automatic Respawn
• Auto Reconnect with Delay (Only if DisconnectEvent is throw, and the reason is not Disconnected)
• Support for Minecraft translations
• Run command when the bot is connected

• Multi Version
• Forge Support
• Fabric Support
• Proxies Support
• Account Saving (Refresh Token)
• Refactor the whole code
• More options

• Java 8+
• Minecraft Server 1.18.2

https://github.com/alwyn974/MinecraftBOT/releases

For cracked account, just type the username in Email field

There are environment variable to override the default value of host, port, username and password

• MC_BOT_HOST for the host (String)
• MC_BOT_PORT for the port (Integer)
• MC_BOT_USERNAME for the email/username (String)
• MC_BOT_PREMIUM to specify if the Microsoft Authentication should be used (Boolean)
• MC_BOT_DEBUG for the debug mode (Boolean)
• MC_BOT_PREFIX for the prefix of the commands (default=.) (String)
• MC_BOT_AUTO_RECONNECT for the auto reconnect mode (Boolean)
• MC_BOT_RECONNECT_DELAY for the delay before reconnect (Integer)
• MC_BOT_LANG_FILE for the language file (default=en_us.json) (String) (File must be in the lang directory at the same level as the jar file)
• MC_BOT_COMMAND for the command to execute when the bot is connected (String) (Example: /say Hello World!)
• MC_BOT_COMMAND_DELAY for the delay before executing the command (default=750ms) (Integer)

They are some builtin commands in the bot

• difficulty get the difficulty of the server
• food get the food level of the player
• help get all the available commands, their description and their usage
• health get the health of the player
• list get the players connected (Sometimes the packet is glitched, you can use the status button go get the players)
• pos get the player position
• disconnect disconnect the bot

Like the GUI, the CLI can use commands and send message to the server

Simply type anything in the CLI and type enter

 -a,--autoReconnect          Activate auto reconnect
    --cmd <arg>              Set the command that will be executed when
                             the bot is connected
    --cmdDelay <arg>         Set the delay between command execution
                             (Default=750ms)
 -d,--debug                  Activate debug
 -h,--host <arg>             Setup the host value (Default=127.0.0.1)
    --help                   Show this help page
    --langFile <arg>         Set the translation language for Minecraft
                             Message (Default=en_us.json) (Should be the
                             filename, placed in lang directory at the
                             same level as the jar)
 -p,--port <arg>             Setup the port value (Default=25565)
    --premium                If the user need to be logged through
                             Microsoft Authentication
    --reconnectDelay <arg>   Delay before reconnection
 -s,--status                 Display only the status of the server
 -u,--user <arg>             Email/Username of the user

This project works great with Termux. You can use the CLI to operate from your phone. Here, is the guide to run this project on Termux.

• Download and install Termux from here.
• Run pkg install openjdk-17 curl jq -y
• Run ⬇️

curl -o MinecraftBOT.jar -L $(curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/alwyn974/MinecraftBOT/releases/latest | jq -r ".assets[0].browser_download_url")

Now you can run the MinecraftBOT, see CLI Options

Example: java -jar MinecraftBOT.jar --host play.hypixel.net --autoReconnect --user Notch

There is some method of stopping the bot in Termux:

• Write .disconnect in the CLI (. is the default prefix for the commands)
• See the termux notification bar, and close it
• Force Stop the application (not recommanded)

• Java 8+
• See the build.gradle

A javadoc is available here

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