• Creates multiple bots with sequential usernames
• Automatic registration/login simulation
• Periodic chat message flooding
• Continuous jumping animation
• Forward movement on spawn
• Error handling and disconnect logging
• Configurable connection delays and bot count

• Ruby 3.0+
• Basic understanding of Minecraft servers

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/FMZNkdv/MCUtils.git
   cd MCUtils

Edit config.rb to configure:

SERVER_HOST = 'your.server.ip'   # Server
SERVER_PORT = 25565              # Port
BOT_COUNT = 100                  # Count
CONNECT_DELAY_MS = 4.35          # Delay
CHAT_INTERVAL_MS = 0.975         # Chat/s
JUMP_INTERVAL_MS = 1.0           # Jump/s

Run the main script:

ruby main.rb

1 | 4.35
fmznk1 connected
fmznk1 says: /register botutils botutils
fmznk1 says: /reg botutils botutils
fmznk1 sets jump to true
fmznk1 sets jump to false
fmznk1 says: ВАС ЕБУТ! БОТЫ ОТ tg@FMZNkdv
...

1. Simulation Only: This implementation prints actions to console instead of connecting to real servers
2. Thread Limitations: Creating thousands of threads may require optimization
3. No Real Networking: Actual Minecraft protocol integration requires additional libraries

To connect to real Minecraft servers:

1. Install a Ruby Minecraft client gem:

   gem install emc

2. Modify bot.rb connection methods:

   require 'emc'
   
   def connect
     @client = EMC::Client.new(@host, @port)
     @client.on_login { login_success }
     # Add protocol handlers...
   end

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

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