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MrKinau edited this page Sep 6, 2020
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This is a bot for Minecraft to automate fishing. Technically it's a headless Minecraft Client, so there is no need for a running Minecraft Instance. It is also able to run it completely without any GUI using the -nogui
option (more options here).
- Download the latest .jar-File (here) and save it in an empty folder
- Run the bot with Java. (Either double clicking or RIGHT CLICK -> Open with... and select something like Java, JRE, JDK)
- Click Edit -> Open config... to open the config and modify it as you want (change at least account-username and account-password to you credentials)
- Restart
- SHIFT + RIGHT CLICK at a free space in the folder where you've downloaded the jar
- Click on "open PowerShell window here"
- In the upcoming console type java -jar FishingBot-X.X.X.jar (replace X.X.X with the correct version)
- The bot should start and all it's console output is visible in the PowerShell-Console
- Setup the bot as described in How do I use the bot? (here)
- Accept the ToS for realms (see https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/realms/terms) in the config. Set realm-accept-tos to true
- change the realm-id in the config to 0
- Start the bot. It should print the possible realms to console and open a window with all possible realms. Copy the ID of the desired realm and set it as realm-id in the config.
- restart the bot (It might take a bit longer than connecting to a normal server).
You can even report it in the issues section here or join the official Discord.
See Troubleshooting
See Commands