Creating a Client

public fun main() = runBlocking {
    val client = createMinecraftClient(
        "127.0.0.1", 25566, "MyBot",
        generateOfflineUuid("MyBot"),
        accessToken = null,
        context = DefaultProtocolContext.withCustom {
            socketEngine = KtorNetworkEngine()
        }
    )
    client.launch { client.connect() }
    while (true) {
        delay(5.seconds)
    }
}

In the example code above, a MinecraftClient is created. This client will connect to an offline server at 127.0.0.1:25565 using MyBot as the player name, and replaces the underlying TCP Socket implementation with a ktor-network based TCP Socket. (For details on how to create a SocketEngine, please refer to Implementing TCP Socket. For details on how to create a Context, please refer to Required APIs) MinecraftClient implements CoroutineScope, and calling client.connect() will execute the connection on a background thread. Blocking thread to prevent the application from exiting

Connecting to an Online-Mode Server

private val accessToken = "eyJraWQiOiIw..."

public fun main() = runBlocking {
    val client = createMinecraftClient(
        // Other parameters
        username = "RTAkland",
        uuid = Uuid.parse("bb033844-e68e-4909-a636-1a5d1821ddc4"),
        accessToken = accessToken,
        // Other parameters
    )
}

In the example code above, the client will connect to the server using RTAkland as the player name.

Get an AccessToken

Open minecraft.net, log in, press F12, and run the following code in the Console:

console.log(`; ${document.cookie}`.split('; bearer_token=').pop().split(';').shift())

Note: AccessTokens are valid for 24 hours

Listening for Packets

// Listen for specific received packets (must start with Clientbound)
client.onPacket<ClientboundLoginSuccessPacket> {
    println(it)
}

// Listen for all received packets
client.on { packet, direction ->
    println("$direction ->$packet")
}

// Listen for outgoing packets (must start with Serverbound)
cli.onSent<ServerboundPongConfigurationPacket> {
    println(it)
}

Sending Packets

// Only packets starting with Serverbound can be sent, otherwise an UnsupportedOperationException will be thrown
client.networkChannel.sendPacket(
    ServerboundChatCommandPacket(command = "say Hello from libmc")
)

Respond velocity and update client motion

This part uses math calculations

When joined to the level(aka world), the server will send a packet ClientboundSetEntityVelocityPacket to the client, packet contains a vec3 and entity id, The client sync this data to the player and sends it to the server during the next tick loop to inform the server: "Hi, I know my current position; here is the result of my calculations. I'm sending it to you".

private var entityId = -1
private var motionX = 0
private var motionY = 0
private var motionZ = 0
private var isOnGround = false

fun main() {
    // Set entity id
    client.onPacket<ClientboundLoginPlayPacket> { entityId = it.entityId }

    client.onPacket<ClientboundSetEntityVelocityPacket> {
        if (it.entityId == entityId) {
            motionX = it.velocity.x / 8000.0
            motionY = it.velocity.y / 8000.0
            motionZ = it.velocity.z / 8000.0
            if (client.motionY > 0) client.isOnGround = false
        }
    }

    // Update current position and velocity 
    client.onTick {
        if (client.stateMachine.currentState != ProtocolState.PLAY) return@registerListener
        syncPlayerPosition()
    }
}

internal suspend fun syncPlayerPosition() {
    position.x += motionX
    position.y += motionY
    position.z += motionZ
    motionX *= 0.91
    motionY *= 0.98
    motionZ *= 0.91
    if (!isOnGround) motionY -= 0.08 else {
        if (motionY < 0) motionY = 0.0
    }
    networkChannel.sendPacket(ServerboundSetPlayerPositionPacket(position.x, position.y, position.z, isOnGround))
}

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