MinecraftAFK

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Movement

Walk, look, sneak, and jump your Minecraft accounts from the browser. MinecraftAFK runs vanilla physics on every version, so movement works on any server.
MinecraftAFK
By the MinecraftAFK Team

We've integrated vanilla physics for every version so you can move around any Minecraft server without issue.

Available actions

  • Move (forward, backward, left & right)
  • Look (any direction)
  • Sneak toggle
  • Jump toggle
  • Hold left click
  • Hold right click

Move around

  1. Visit minecraftafk.com/dashboard/servers/.
  2. Click the server profile you wish to use.
  3. Click the movement page.
  4. Choose whichever action you want to use and go to that section.
  5. Select the accounts you want to control.
  6. Click the desired action.

Hold a mouse button

The two hold cards keep a mouse button down on the accounts you tick, and let it go when you untick them.

Hold left click is the button a player holds to mine or to fight. The bot looks at what is under its crosshair each time and picks: it chains from one block to the next, keeps hitting whatever creature is in front of it, and swings at air otherwise. Aim it first with the Look section. It needs physics, so turn physics on in Settings if the card is greyed out.

Hold right click keeps the button down on whatever is in the bot's hand: it draws a bow, eats, raises a shield, keeps placing blocks. It works with physics off.

Either hold stays on until you switch it off, and is saved on the account the same way sneak and jump are: it survives a refresh, it is there when you sign in from another device, and an account that reconnects picks its hold back up on its own.

Aim the look direction

The Look section has a pad with your bot's own head in the middle. Drag the head to aim it, or tap one of the six directions around the edge: N, E, S and W turn the bot to face that way exactly, Up and Down point it at the sky or at its feet. The two numbers follow along. If you already know the angles you want, type them instead:

  • Left/Right is yaw, the same number the F3 screen shows: 0 faces south, 90 west, -90 east, 180 north.
  • Up/Down is pitch: negative looks up, 0 is level, positive looks down.

To watch where an account actually ends up, open the POV page and see it through the bot's own eyes.