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The python websocket for java minecraft

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PyFabric - The websocket powered minecraft-python hook

This is a beta build - meaning not all functions are implemented. Currently only 1.19, but with first stable release there will also be one for 1.8

Setup - Fabric

  • Download fabric for 1.19
  • Double-click the fabric installer and select launcher
  • After the launcher profile got created, go to %appdata%/.minecraft and create mods folder if it doesn't exist yet
  • Now put the fabric api- and PyFabric jar into the folder
  • Start minecraft with fabric (Use fabric for 1.19!)

Setup - Python

  • Put Minecraft folder and TestCode.py into a folder your choice. Note: When picking the folder make sure you can find it again
  • To get the player position, just open a terminal in the folder where both, file and folder, are stored. In the console run: python TestCode.py.
  • When minecraft fabric with the PyFabric mod gets detected, python will hook into the mod and now interacts with it
  • When connected with python joining a world, you should now see something like in example_output.png Example console log

Limitations

This package currently only supports data grabbing and does not allow data to be sent to a minecraft server.

Because of that, you can only get data from your client. All actions are limited to the currently loaded chunks / world

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