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Minecraft Holy Client

A high-performance platform for running stress-testing minecraft bots.

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Installation • Launch • Features • Contributing • Custom plugin • License

Minecraft Holy Client is a handy, high-performance, easily extensible open-source application designed to run load and stress-test Minecraft bots, written in C#.

All components of the application have been designed to maximize performance, so it works stably on weak devices.

Minecraft Holy Client Bots

(Preview 300~ bots)

Installation

Minecraft Holy Client is available for Windows, Linux and MacOs. In addition, it is portable and is not installed on the system, so it can be easily uninstalled.

Download the latest version of HolyClient.Desktop and follow these instructions depending on your platform.

Windows

  1. Open and extract the archive with the program.
  2. Run HolyClient.Desktop.exe

Linux

Using Ubuntu as an example

  1. Open and extract the archive with the program.
  2. Open a terminal where the HolyClient.Desktop file is located and execute ./HolyClient.Desktop in the console

Mac Os

  1. Open and extract the archive with the program.
  2. Open a terminal where the HolyClient.Desktop file is located and execute ./HolyClient.Desktop in the console

Launch

When we have launched the app, then we can safely go to the "Stress Test" tab and we can launch bots.

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Features

  • Custom proxies. It is possible to load custom proxies from a link and a file.
  • Multiverse in bots. Bots can enter servers from 1.12.2 to 1.19.3. Temporarily not all packets are supported, this is being actively worked on.
  • Using user behavior for stress testing.

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome!

Custom plugin

The default plugin has few features. It just sends /register <pass> <pass> first and starts spamming immediately. Minecraft servers are a large number, with different anti-bot systems and if you want to test your server for bot attacks, it makes sense to write a custom plugin that would bypass it. How to write custom plugins is written here.