Python-based autoclicker and macro tool designed primarily for the videogame Minecraft.
Simple tool for autoclicking and basic macro assistance. The program bypasses all well-known clients, functions on any Minecraft version, and remains undetected by servers. Features include Left- and Right-Clicker, Auto-Sprint, SprintReset, Strafing, Anti-AFK, Self-Destruct and a Config-System. The settings provide customizability so you can adjust the program to your likings. Additionally, tooltips should explain all functionality.
Follow these steps if you just want to use the tool.
Navigate to the Releases section containing the Chione.exe file next to the source code, then click on .exe to download Chione. There is a possibility that your anti-virus program may flag the .exe as a virus. I can assure you that this is not true; as the code is open source, you can take a look yourself. Enjoy!
Follow these steps if you would like to make changes to the existing source code.
Install Python 3.11.5, ensuring compatibility with the project requirements. Start by navigating to the GitHub page of this project. Locate the green Code button on the top right and click it. You can either clone it using the command prompt with git clone followed by the shown URL, download the zip file, or open it directly with GitHub Desktop. After that navigate to the project folder and continue with the next step.
After setting up Python and having downloaded the project, I would recommend setting up a virtual environment to isolate the project and its packages, to avoid interference with a possible global Python installation. To do that, you can use the following command on any system:
python -m venv .venv
This will create a new folder called .venv containing the virtual environment. Run the next command to activate the created environment. After running this, you should see the virtual environment's name (.venv) show up in the command prompt.
.venv\Scripts\Activate
As the last step, install the required packages, which are listed in the requirements.txt with the following command:
pip install -r requirements.txt
You should now be ready to execute the program, navigate to the main.py file and start it. Chione should open itself.
Please be aware that this work is still in progress. If you encounter any bugs, issues, or have ideas for improvement, please share them under the 'Issues' tab at the top. Additionally, note that the usage of autoclickers and macro tools may be prohibited by some servers. I do not take any responsibility or liability for any consequences resulting from the use of this tool. Use it at your own risk. For more information regarding the usage of the code, please refer to the provided license.