Minecraft-Library-of-Babel VS mineflayer

The code is open source and you can find instructions on how to set it up in the README.

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Looking at the paper, as I understand it they're using Mineflayer https://github.com/PrismarineJS/mineflayer and passing parts of the state of the game as JSON to the LLM that are used for code generation to complete tasks.

> I still don't understand it and it blows my mind - how such properties emerge just from compressing the task of next word prediction.

The Mineflayer library is very popular, so all the relevant tasks are likely already extant in the training data.

I've been making music in Minecraft since December 2020, and my most recent developments are some robust data connections that allow two-way communication between Ableton Live and Minecraft. This all works with the Mineflayer Javascript Library and Max for Live.

Mineflayer is probably what you want. Or Alto Clef if you want to use it in a fabric client.

I'm using PrismarineJS/Mineflayer in the background. Coming soon: https://imgur.com/a/OoYwkPK#VwGUD6F

This isn't quite a minecraft mod, but this is the closest subreddit I could find. I'm currently working on a minecraft bot designed to mine a large amount of blocks in a given area (it has instant mining). Mineflayer allows you to code a minecraft client with Javascript, and it even supports finding the nearest block of a certain type, but the behavior is ultimately pretty choppy and not smooth.

You have a thing called https://github.com/PrismarineJS/mineflayer , and you can get a bot w/o running the game.

I went to this form to see if there was any way to get mineflayer working with realms: https://github.com/PrismarineJS/mineflayer/issues/1168 but I cant find a way to get it work. Does anyone know how to get mineflayer working on realms?

This script is an example script for mineflayer. You can find this exact script here. (gps.js)