POV
POV is your bot's own screen. Every account on a server profile gets a card showing its view, its HUD and its hotbar, and any account that's online can be picked up and played with your keyboard and mouse like a normal Minecraft client.
Open POV
- Visit minecraftafk.com/dashboard/servers/.
- Click the server profile you wish to use.
- Click the POV page.
- Click a card to take control of that bot, or open it fullscreen for the live world.
The bot grid
Each card is one account: its head and account type, its name, a connect or disconnect button and a fullscreen button. Behind them sits a picture of where that bot is standing, refreshed every few seconds.
Search narrows the grid to the bot you're after, and the sort button reorders it:
- Default: the order the profile already uses. It's the only one that never rearranges itself while you work.
- Name A-Z and Name Z-A.
- Online: online bots first, then connecting, disconnecting and offline.
Click a card to take control of it. It gets a green ring, and from then on your keys go to that bot. Only online bots can be controlled, and control is released as soon as you click away. The up and down arrow keys step to the previous or next online bot and scroll it into view, so you can walk a whole fleet without touching the mouse.
Fullscreen
The fullscreen button on a card, or F11 while you're controlling it, opens the live view: the terrain around the bot, mobs, dropped items and other players wearing their own skins, all rendered in your browser and following the bot as it moves.
This is the only place the world is drawn live. The grid stays on still pictures instead, so a profile with hundreds of accounts is cheap to leave open and the renderer only ever attaches to the bot you're actually watching.
Things that exist here and nowhere else:
- Mouse look. The view takes your cursor while you look around, and hands it straight back whenever chat, the inventory screen or the pause menu is open.
- Left click breaks the block or hits the mob under the crosshair.
- Right click uses whatever is in hand: place a block, eat, or open a chest. The crosshair names what it's pointing at first, so you see "Open chest" before you click it.
- F5 switches between first and third person, and F6 gives you a free camera you fly with W, A, S, D, Space and Shift. Hold Ctrl to fly faster.
- Esc opens the pause menu, and a second press leaves the view.
Wherever you leave the camera pointing is where the bot's head ends up, so looking around isn't purely cosmetic.
Controls
The full key map is in the app too: the info button in the page header, or F1 while you're in fullscreen.
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
1 - 9 | Select a hotbar slot, or move the hovered item there (inventory open) |
| Right click | Use the held item |
| Left click | Hit or break what you're aiming at (fullscreen) |
T | Chat |
/ | Chat command |
E | Inventory |
F | Swap offhand |
Q | Drop one |
Ctrl + Q | Drop the whole stack |
F1 | Controls (fullscreen) |
F3 | Debug screen |
F5 | First or third person (fullscreen) |
F6 | Freecam (fullscreen) |
F11 | Fullscreen |
↑ ↓ | Previous or next bot |
Esc | Close what's open, then release the bot |
Walking isn't on that map: W, A, S and D fly the freecam, not the bot. Send accounts walking from the Movement page, then watch them do it here.
The HUD and overlays
Every view carries the same HUD the game does: health, hunger, armor, air, the XP bar, and the hotbar with the offhand slot beside it. It all follows the bot live, so you see the hearts drop as it takes damage.
- T opens chat. Type, press Enter, and the bot says it; an empty box just closes again, the same as in game. / opens the box with the slash already typed for a command. Incoming chat fades in over the view as it arrives.
- E opens the inventory, and the bot's real one: drag and click items, set armor and the offhand, and craft. It also opens by itself when the bot opens a chest, a barrel or any other container, and pressing E closes that container on the server as well as on your screen. Chests and the player screen use the game's own GUI textures.
- F3 opens the debug screen: the server version, frame rate and coordinates on the left, and the bot's name, status, held item and physics on the right.
On a phone or tablet
Tap a card to open it fullscreen. That's where the hotbar and inventory slots are big enough to hit reliably, so it's where all the interaction lives on touch. A row of buttons under the view covers chat, items, use, offhand and drop, and the view itself is dragged to look around rather than captured.
Tap a hotbar slot to select it, tap a slot in the inventory to pick up or place, and hold a slot to move a stack.
While a macro is running
If a macro is mid-run on a bot, that bot's controls stand down and the card header names the macro that has it. You can still watch it, read its chat and see its HUD, but nothing you press touches the bot, which is what keeps a running macro from fighting your keyboard.
Press Take over next to that name to end the pass and get control back.