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Check out my episodes about making the bots type in chat.

Not yet, just wait for mineflayer to update.

@@МУСОР_ТВ что значит все значения объекта пустые? В bot.blockAt на моём опыте выдаёт либо None (обычно, если бот не видит блок на координатах ввиду отсутствия прогрузки чанков), либо какой-нибудь блок, даже того же воздуха. Ты точно правильно используешь команду? Лучше использовать оба аргумента в скобках => bot.blockAt(vec3(x, y, z), True/False), где vec3 - это экземпляр координат; True - проверять на рамки, таблички и картины на этих координатах, а False - игнорировать их и возвращать только блок. [EN] What does it mean that all object values are empty? In my experience, bot.blockAt outputs either None (usually if the bot does not see the block at the coordinates due to the lack of chunks loading), or some kind of block, even of the same air. Are you sure you're using the command correctly? It is better to use both arguments in parentheses => bot.blockAt(vec3(x, y, z), True/False), where vec3 is an instance of coordinates; True - check for frames, plates and paintings at these coordinates, and False - ignore them and return only the block.

@@TV-qr4ki я про биом, который находится в объекте блока. Его свойства пустые выдаются (то бишь name пустой и так далее). Блок нормально все находит, а вот с биомом проблемочка

Yep, just remove the movement stuff that isn't relating to jumping.

@@0x26e thx a lot bro…

Hi, just use this method: if bot.inventory.firstEmptyHotbarSlot(): bot.equip(item_ID, "hand") The first command will return the ID of the first empty slot in the hotbar. If it does not exist, the equip method will cause an error, since it only works if there is an empty slot in the hotbar. You can also use: try: bot.equip(item_ID, "hand") except Exception as error: bot.chat(f"An error has occurred: {error}") return

Hello, I had the same problem. I think this is a bot bug. If you need to use this particular method and catch errors so that the script does not fail, you can use: try: bot.placeBlock(referenceBlock, faceVector) except Exception as error: bot.chat(f"An error has occurred: {error}") return But it is better to use the following method, which I have recently started using myself: block_pos = vec3(referenceBlock.position.x, referenceBlock.position.y, referenceBlock.position.z) new_block_pos = block_pos.plus(faceVector) bot.lookAt(new_block_pos, [True]) bot.activateBlock(referenceBlock, faceVector) The first command allows the bot to look at the new coordinates where the new block will be installed, due to the fact that in the placeBlock method, the bot turns to the face of the block on which it wants to put a new one. The second one allows the bot to install the block. Note that in this method, the bot will install the block only with its right (main) hand. You should also check that there is air in place of the new block, otherwise the bot will not be able to install it: if bot.blockAt(new_block_pos, True).displayName == "Air": **do things**

const mineflayer = require('mineflayer'); const { Movements, pathfinder, GoalBlock } = require('mineflayer-pathfinder'); const config = { bots: [ { username: 'yarraklıbot', password: 'botPassword1', host: 'toxypvp.aternos.me', port: 25565, version: '1.19.4', }, { username: 'yaraksızbot', password: 'botPassword2', host: 'toxypvp.aternos.me', port: 25565, version: '1.19.4', }, ], utils: { 'auto-reconnect': true, 'auto-reconnect-delay': 5000, // 5 saniye }, }; function createBots() { config.bots.forEach(botConfig => { const bot = mineflayer.createBot(botConfig); bot.loadPlugin(pathfinder); const mcData = require('minecraft-data')(bot.version); const movements = new Movements(bot, mcData); bot.pathfinder.setMovements(movements); bot.once('spawn', () => { console.log(`${botConfig.username} has spawned`); bot.chat('yarakıolan meraba desınmı'); const goal = new GoalBlock(10, 64, 10); // Hedef koordinat bot.pathfinder.setGoal(goal); bot.on('chat', (username, message) => { if (message === '!hello') { bot.chat('Hello, ' + username + '!'); } if (message === '!move') { bot.pathfinder.setGoal(goal); } }); }); bot.on('error', err => { console.error(`${botConfig.username} error:`, err); }); bot.on('end', () => { console.log(`${botConfig.username} has been disconnected`); if (config.utils['auto-reconnect']) { setTimeout(() => { createBots(); // Yine botu başlatır }, config.utils['auto-reconnect-delay']); } }); bot.on('kicked', (reason) => { let reasonText = JSON.parse(reason).text; if (reasonText === '') { reasonText = JSON.parse(reason).extra[0].text; } reasonText = reasonText.replace(/§./g, ''); console.warn(`${botConfig.username} was kicked from the server. Reason: ${reasonText}`); }); }); } createBots(); this can work

Current Wynntils has a version of this. They use "{thing}" format instead of "%thing%" format now though (I think)

that's Visual Studio Code, probably with plugins.

just switch to dark theme lol

Shown in this video is Visual Studio Code. I use very few plugins (if any?).

I believe you could do this using prismarine-viewer (a plugin for mineflayer) and using the first-person setting to take a pic from the bot pov. You may run into issues with this depending on the minecraft version the bot is running on though because there is currently a known issue with the prismarine-viewer rendering using wrong block ids so every block appears different than it actually is (sandstone is replaced with noteblocks, wool is replaced with redstone, etc.)

We can use JsPyBridge to use JavaScript libraries in Python :)

cant do it with bedrock sadly

I have already made this tutorial in JS 2 years ago. You can find that video here: ua-cam.com/video/SEVJS9qW7Wk/v-deo.html

There is some sense in terms of throttling reconnection attempts. This could be done to prevent your bot from being too bot-like and being autodetected by some anticheats. It would likely just be putting a small delay of some form (such as time.sleep() ) right before you attempt to reconnect (between lines 45 and 46 if looking at the tutorial code)

The first 2 are already made and are planned to come out in the coming weeks. Any specific ideas for the discord server implementation? For premium accounts, I've already done this in JavaScript for a Mineflayer tutorial 2 years ago and it's done in the exact same way, but I suppose I could make a new Python tutorial for it at some point. Thanks for the suggestions!

Similar to when I did a tutorial series like this for JavaScript 2 years ago, I'll likely have to stop when I run out of ideas for tutorials to make. Feel free to suggest ideas here or in the discord so that I can keep making them :)