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Minecraft Bot Client (MBC)

MBC is a pure-protocol Minecraft bot client written in Python. It speaks the Minecraft protocol directly — no client jar, no game assets, no launcher — and gives you an interactive console with a bilingual UI, command autocomplete, automation features and a multi-bot mode.

Version	2.1.0
Platforms	Windows / macOS / Linux (native single-file builds)
Minecraft versions	1.8 – 26.2, protocol auto-detected
Mode	offline (online-mode=false servers)
Download	https://mbc.shit.pub/
Source	https://github.com/creaddinscart/MinecraftBotClient/

Pages

Page	What it covers
Installation	Download a build, run it, or run from source
Configuration	Every config key, including multi-bot and auto-login
Commands	Client commands, server commands, autocomplete keys
Multi-Bot Mode	Launch 20, 100 or more bots with automatic register/login
Protocol Support	Supported versions and protocol mapping
Building	Build binaries for Windows, macOS and Linux yourself
Troubleshooting	Common problems and fixes

Quick start

1. Download a package from https://mbc.shit.pub/ — windows, macos or linux, English or Chinese
2. Set server_address and minecraft_version in config.json
3. Run the client:
   • Windows: double-click MinecraftBotClient-en.exe
   • macOS / Linux: chmod +x MinecraftBotClient-en once, then ./MinecraftBotClient-en

Features

• Connects to any Minecraft version from 1.8 to 26.2, protocol auto-detected
• Bilingual console UI (Chinese / English)
• Vanilla-style autocomplete: . or / shows a grey inline preview, Tab completes and cycles, ↑/↓ or the mouse wheel browse suggestions
• Client commands (.help, .esc, .connect, .log, .spam, .walk, .eat, .config, .respawn, .exit) that never reach the server
• Human-like actions, auto-walk, auto-eat, proximity alerts, auto-spam, session logging
• Multi-bot mode: launch any number of bots with random usernames and automatic /register or /login

Disclaimer

Provided for testing and development purposes only. Use it only on servers that allow automated clients — check the rules before connecting. Not affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft; Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang Synergies AB.