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Minecraft Bot Commands Guide
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!follow - Instruct the bot to follow your character.
!stop - Command the bot to stop following your character.
!runcmd <command> - Execute a custom command through the bot.
!dropitem <itemname> - Have the bot drop a specific item from its inventory.
!itemlist - View a list of items in the bot's inventory.
!minefor <blockname> - Send the bot to mine a specific type of block.
!setminingradius <radius> - Adjust the mining radius for the bot.
!stopmining - Stop the bot from mining.
!defend - Command the bot to defend itself against nearby entities.
!stopdefend - Stop the bot from defending itself.
!setdefendradius <radius> - Set the radius for detecting nearby entities for defense.
!status - Check the bot's current health, food, armor, and experience level.
!equiparmor - Instruct the bot to equip available armor items.
!eat - Command the bot to consume the best available food item.
!stopeat - Stop the bot from eating.
Simply use these commands in the chat to control your Minecraft bot!
Install Node: If you don't have Node installed, download and install it from the official Node website (https://nodejs.org).
Install required libraries: The script relies on several external libraries. You can install them using npm, the Node Package Manager. Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command:
npm install This will install the necessary libraries for running the script.
1. The script initializes a Minecraft bot using the Mineflayer library and loads essential plugins for PvP and pathfinding.
2. It listens for user input, including commands like "!follow," "!minefor," "!defend," and more, issued by the bot owner in the Minecraft chat.
3. When the owner issues commands, the bot carries out corresponding actions, such as following the owner, mining specific blocks, defending against nearby entities, and more.
4. The bot provides status updates when requested, including health, food, armor, and experience points.
Please use this program only for educational purposes.
It is not meant to be used in any malicious way, and I decline any responsibility for what you do with it.
