MinecraftBotClient (MBC) Developer Project, Official Website, Collaborative Development
Join us in developing the MBC (MinecraftBotClient) project.
Join us in developing and creating the future of MinecraftBotClient.
No development credentials are required; all you need is some basic knowledge of coding to join us.
Your current contribution is provided free of charge; if you wish to develop paid content, please submit a proposal to us so we can discuss the matter further.
Your development work counts as a contribution to the community, and your name will be visible to everyone. You are welcome to join us on GitHub.
Join the development team to gain access to internal insights.
Provide our exclusive MBC interface for your third-party applications.
Our core philosophy is to create a robotic Minecraft client and provide support for cracked versions; if you submit code adding support for legitimate accounts, we will remove it and bar the associated GitHub account from contributing to our codebase in the future.
We maintain local backups of all code. If you need to roll back to a previous version, you can check the GitHub history or contact us to request an older version.
Join our community to gain access to internal beta testing.
We provide beta versions to the community; please contact us if you would like to obtain one. Please note that all files run locally on your system; do not arbitrarily modify or rebuild the code, as doing so could damage your device. Please adhere to copyright guidelines and ensure usage complies with the terms and conditions.
How did MinecraftBotClient originate?
One beautiful evening, the Creaddinscart development team set out to find a Minecraft client specifically designed for bots—one that was lightweight, responsive, and customizable. We scoured the entire internet before finally finding such a solution.
The developers at Creaddinscart soon realized that such a client was missing from the market, so they set out to build one from scratch. Inspired by existing code, they created a client devoid of graphical rendering—achieving fast startup times, low resource usage, and other core objectives—and promptly incorporated select automated bot functionalities in subsequent versions.
However, it is clear that these features do not fully satisfy the community, as the existing automated functions—such as the "spam" feature—only scratch the surface. To expand the range of supported features, you can now submit your own proposals and ideas to help improve MinecraftBotClient.