Minecraft Console Client (MCC) is a lightweight cross-platform open-source Minecraft TUI client for Java edition that allows you to connect to any Minecraft Java server, send commands and receive text messages in a fast and easy way without having to open the main Minecraft game. It also provides various automations that you can enable for administration and other purposes, as well as extensible C# API for creating Bots.

Features:

  • Server Connection: Allows logging into Minecraft Java servers (both online and offline modes) using a username, password, and server IP address.
  • Automation: Supports automated scripts and bots for tasks such as Anti-AFK, automatic reconnection on disconnect, or sending periodic commands.
  • Low Resource Usage: Consumes approximately 10MB of RAM, suitable for running on low-spec systems or virtual private servers (VPS).
  • Customization: Can be configured via the MinecraftClient.ini file or command-line parameters, supporting features like automated bots, chat logging, or alerts for specific keywords.

Other:

  • Chat
    • Send and receive chat messages
    • Log chat history
    • Get alerted on certain keywords
    • Auto Respond
  • Anti AFK
  • Auto Relog
  • Script Scheduler
  • Remote Control
  • Auto Respond
  • Auto Attack
  • Auto Fishing
  • Auto Eat
  • Auto Craft
  • Mailer Bot
  • Auto Drop
  • Replay Mod
  • API for creating Bots in C#
  • Docker Support
  • Inventory Handling
  • Terrain Traversing
  • Entity Handling

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Commands:

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1. Basic and General Commands

  • /help or /h: Displays the list of available MCC commands.
  • /exit or /quit: Exits the MCC application.
  • /reload: Reloads the configuration file (MinecraftClient.ini). Note: Some settings (e.g., ReplayBot) may not reload.
  • /reconnect: Disconnects and reconnects to the current server.

2. Movement Commands (Requires Terrain and Movements)

  • /move <x> <y> <z>: Moves the player to the specified coordinates (x, y, z).
  • /move <direction>: Moves in the specified direction (e.g., north, south, east, west, up, down).
  • /sneak: Toggles sneaking mode.
  • /sprint: Toggles sprinting mode.
  • /jump: Performs a jump action.
  • /look <yaw> <pitch>: Adjusts the player’s view to the specified yaw (horizontal) and pitch (vertical).
  • /dig: Starts digging at the current position.
  • /stopdigging: Stops the digging action.
  • /drop: Drops the currently held item.

3. Inventory and Item Management Commands (Requires Inventory Handling)

  • /use: Performs a right-click action to open menus or use an item.
  • /useitem: Uses the currently held item.
  • /click <slot>: Clicks a specific slot in the inventory.
  • /nameitem <name>: Names an item in an anvil (requires anvil GUI).
  • /dropitem <slot>: Drops an item from a specific inventory slot.
  • /swap <slot1> <slot2>: Swaps two slots in the inventory.

4. Server Information Commands

  • /chunk: Displays information about the current chunk (emojis may not display properly in CMD or PowerShell 5).
  • /tps: Retrieves the server’s Ticks Per Second (TPS) to check performance.
  • /entity: Displays information about nearby entities (requires Terrain and Movements).
  • /list: Lists online players on the server (depends on server support).

5. Bot and Automation Commands

  • /script <script_name>: Runs a custom C# script (requires Scripting API).
  • /bot <bot_name> <arguments>: Controls built-in bots. Examples include:
    • /bot AntiAFK: Activates the AntiAFK bot to prevent being kicked for inactivity.
    • /bot AutoRelog: Activates the AutoRelog bot to reconnect after disconnection (configurable in autorelog.ini or kickmessages.txt).
    • /bot Alerts: Activates the Alerts bot to notify on specific chat keywords.
    • /bot Log: Logs chat messages to a file.
    • /bot Hangman: Runs the Hangman game in server chat.
  • /stopbot <bot_name>: Stops a specific running bot.

6. Connection Management Commands

  • /connect <ip> [port]: Connects to a new Minecraft server with the specified IP and optional port (default: 25565).
  • /disconnect: Disconnects from the current server without exiting MCC.
  • /proxy <type> <ip> <port>: Configures a proxy connection (supports SOCKS4, SOCKS5, HTTP).

7. Logging and Debugging Commands

  • /log: Toggles chat message logging (configurable to include timestamps or server colors).
  • /debug: Toggles debug mode to display additional technical information (useful for developers or troubleshooting).
  • /clear: Clears the MCC console screen.

8. Custom and Extension Commands

  • /set <variable> <value>: Sets a custom variable (AppVar) for use in scripts or bots.
  • /get <variable>: Retrieves the value of a custom variable.
  • /eval <expression>: Executes a simple C# expression (requires Scripting API).

Minecraft Console Client Download Links

For All Versions of Minecraft

For Windows 64bit: Download from Server 1 – Download from Server 2

For Windows 32bit: Download from Server 1 – Download from Server 2

For Windows ARM 64bit: Download from Server 1 – Download from Server 2

For Windows ARM 32bit: Download from Server 1 – Download from Server 2

For MACOS 64bit: Download from Server 1

For MACOS ARM 64bit: Download from Server 1

For Linux ARM: Download from Server 1

For Linux ARM 64bit: Download from Server 1

For Linux 64bit: Download from Server 1

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