diego367 / altoclef

Plays block game

altoclef

Plays block game.

Powered by Baritone.

A client side bot that can accomplish any Minecraft task that is relatively simple and can be split into smaller tasks. "Relatively Simple" is a vague term, so check the list of current capabilities to see examples.

Video explaining how this bot can be used to beat Minecraft: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5OmcinQ2ck

Butler system demo here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1axVYYMJ5VjmVHaWlCifFHTwiXlFssOUc/view?usp=sharing

Will try to stream using this bot to beat the game with NO user input. Will be a world first hopefully.

How it works

TODO: Fill this with some nerd stuff. Basically each task can run a smaller sub-task, which act recursively. By specifying the order you can have requirements and accomplish pretty large tasks by building them up from smaller bits.

TODO: Image or something to make it easier to explain.

Example pseudocode for getting a Wooden Pickaxe (not actual code):

task CollectWoodenPickaxe:
    if we don't have 3 planks:
        run CollectPlanks(3)
    if we don't have 2 sticks:
        run CollectSticks(2)
    if we don't have crafting table open:
        run OpenCraftingTable
    craft wooden pickaxe using 3 planks and 2 sticks in open table

task CollectSticks:
    if we don't have 2 planks:
        run CollectPlanks(2)
    craft sticks using 2 planks in inventory

task CollectPlanks:
    if we don't have 1 log:
        mine logs and pick up log drops (baritone)
    craft planks with 1 log in inventory

task OpenCraftingTable:
    if there is a crafting table nearby:
        go to crafting table and open it (baritone)
    if we don't have a crafting table:
        if we don't have 4 planks:
            run CollectPlanks(4)
        craft crafting table using 4 planks in inventory
    place crafting table (in inventory) nearby (baritone)

Current capabilities, Examples:

• Obtain 400+ Items from a fresh survival world, like diamond armor, cake, and nether brick stairs
• Dodge mob projectiles and force field mobs away while accomplishing arbitrary tasks
• Collect + smelt food from animals, hay, & crops
• Receive commands from chat whispers via /msg. Whitelist + Blacklist configurable (hereby dubbed the Butler System)
• Simple config file that can be reloaded via command (check .minecraft directory)
• Beat the entire game on its own (no user input.) This includes:
  • Building a nether portal
  • Finding a nether fortress + collecting blaze rods from a blaze
  • Trade with piglins for ender pearls, collecting + crafting gold in the nether
  • Leave nether
  • Craft + throw eyes of ender and follow direction until stronghold portal is discovered.
  • Setting spawnpoint near stronghold portal
  • Entering end portal, destroying crystals and killing the dragon as it perches.
• Print the entire bee movie script with signs in a straight line, automatically collecting signs + bridging materials along the way.
• Become the terminator: Run away from players while unarmed, gather diamond gear in secret, then return and wreak havoc.

TODO's/Future Features:

• Given any schematic, COLLECT ALL RESOURCES and BUILD the schematic, ideally from a fresh survival world if possible.
• (Currently delayed after 2b2t announced moving to 1.16) Port to Forge and develop a 1.12 version. I will need somebody's help for this, if you know gradle + want to help me get baritone imported into forge hit me up.
• "Travel" task for anarchy servers that travels in one direction or explores, automatically utilizing nether highways, setting bed respawn points and collecting food for survival.

Installation

Currently no builds exist as many things are still in development. If you wish to try it out anyway, you may build the project yourself.

Building the Project

1. Clone project + import I'd suggest using JetBrain's IntelliJ to import the project.

2. Read libs/LIBS.txt. (You will have to install my fork of fabritone, build and then drag+drop the compiled dev jar into libs.)

3. run gradle task runClient (In IntelliJ open up the Gradle window and run altoclef/Tasks/fabric/runClient)

4. for building a jar to use as a fabric mod, run altoclef/Tasks/build/jar I think. Haven't tested this yet since I'm still developing the thing.

I'm aware these instructions are vague in some parts, so don't hesitate to contact me for questions/make a github issue, bug me all you want as long as it's not stuff you can't google in 5 seconds.