Playerautoma

Playerautoma

The Playerautoma mod provides the ability to record and replay player actions, automating various processes in Minecraft. It also includes a function for automatically replenishing block stacks when used, similar to the Inventory Tweaks modification. The mod works on servers, but some players may consider its use as an unfair advantage.

Recordable Actions

The recording system covers the following types of actions:

• Character movement
• Block placement and breaking
• Item interactions
• Moving items in inventory, chests, and crafting tables, as well as the crafting process itself

The developers deliberately excluded the ability to record chat actions, including commands and messages, to prevent the creation of spam bots.

Development Status

The mod is in early development. If you encounter errors or have suggestions for improving functionality, report them through the issue tracking system. Participation in development through pull requests is also welcome.

Installation

The mod requires Minecraft Fabric. Installation is done by placing the playerautoma-vx.x.jar and Fabric API files in the .minecraft/mods folder.

Usage

The mod features an intuitive menu that opens with the O key. Main key combinations:

• G - Start recording
• H - Stop recording
• J - Start replay
• B - Pause replay
• K - Cancel replay
• L - Looped replay
• U - Save recording
• I - Load recording
• 0 - Menu prevention
• CTRL + [1..9] - Store to quick slot
• ALT + [1..9] - Store to quick slot

Commands

Starting from version 0.4.3, commands are available for managing the mod's functionality:

/record <start|stop|clear>
/record <store> <name> <json|rec>
/record <load> <name>
/record quickslot <store|load> <slot>
/replay <start|stop|loop|togglepause>

Command Recording

Additionally, there is an option to record entered commands (disabled by default). This function tracks commands for recording but not for replay. Commands contained in the recording will be replayed regardless of settings. You can also create a blacklist for specific commands, which applies only to the recording process.