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This is mainly out of curiousity because I don't have the programming knowledge required to do this myself yet. But I'd like to try it once I become more knowledgeable in coding. I'm just a beginner in Python game programming atm so I don't know much.
In an easy way to understand for us non-coders/learning coders, how are people able to create Minecraft clients which support multiple accounts at once in one window and don't show the accounts actually in the game?
If that didn't make sense, I'll give an example. OQ Minebot does this. The two website links for it are:
1.) http://www.mc-market.org/threads/147731/
2.) https://www.minecraftbot.com/index.html
Thank you.
Edit: Also is there a way to keep the RAM usage low for things like this? So if you use one or 30 accounts it uses pretty much the same amount of RAM.
Basically one day I'd like to be able to create an advanced bot with a similar setup to OQ bot which doesn't show any of the bots in-game but allows you to set them to do certain tasks such as chop trees down, mine, build schematics, etc.
This is mainly out of curiousity because I don't have the programming knowledge required to do this myself yet. But I'd like to try it once I become more knowledgeable in coding. I'm just a beginner in Python game programming atm so I don't know much.
In an easy way to understand for us non-coders/learning coders, how are people able to create Minecraft clients which support multiple accounts at once in one window and don't show the accounts actually in the game?
If that didn't make sense, I'll give an example. OQ Minebot does this. The two website links for it are:
1.) http://www.mc-market.org/threads/147731/
2.) https://www.minecraftbot.com/index.html
Thank you.
Edit: Also is there a way to keep the RAM usage low for things like this? So if you use one or 30 accounts it uses pretty much the same amount of RAM.
Basically one day I'd like to be able to create an advanced bot with a similar setup to OQ bot which doesn't show any of the bots in-game but allows you to set them to do certain tasks such as chop trees down, mine, build schematics, etc.
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