Guides & tutorials

Set your server, choose a proxy, and connect your first Minecraft account.

Sign in with a Microsoft auth code and add a Java Edition account to your dashboard.

Connect an Xbox/Microsoft account using Auth Code or a supported JSON export.

Use cookie files, SSID tokens, or Bedrock JSON exports and distribute accounts across proxies.

Purchase a proxy in the dashboard, review the checkout, and attach it to a Minecraft account.

Save SOCKS5, HTTP or HTTPS proxy details or import a list, then assign proxies to your accounts.

Buy a dedicated Geonix IPv4 or ISP proxy for Java accounts and add it to Console Client.

Buy cheap shared Decodo datacenter proxies for many Java or Bedrock accounts and import them from a .txt file.

Clone a Minecraft account in Overview and give the clone its own server address, so one login plays on two servers at once.

Send /home 1 after connecting, add a delay, or use a join macro for a longer sequence.

Recover from disconnects and understand normal delays, fast reconnects, and manual stops.

Use Anti AFK, Auto Eat, and Auto Confirm GUIs so an account survives a long AFK session.

Read the kick reason, then use the compatibility switches, kick rules, and per-account overrides.

Position your account at a chest, return with /home 1, and hold both mouse buttons with shift.

Understand Sell Wand, Open Chest, Pick Up, and Stay in Sell GUI alongside Sell Axe.

Use Timer Method and Block Break Detection with a supported position beside your spawners, and add Player Detection as an early warning.

Configure the separate Spawner Auto Sell tab and its menu slots.

Set up Raid Alerts, choose accounts, and manage trusted player names.

Choose which accounts fight, what they may target, and which gear they equip themselves.

Send commands, inspect inventory, adjust movement, and check what an account can see.

Walk several accounts at once, aim their heads, and run pathing or mining tasks.

Set a click action per account, hold to mine or use, and watch what each crosshair is on.

Join a server for a second with many accounts at once and read each one’s scoreboard, kick message and ban status.

Loop a list of messages across selected accounts, with delays, ordering, and a stop time.

Choose a Discord webhook or your Tier 3 hosted bot for account events, Spawner Sentry, and Raid Alerts.

Host your own Discord bot for account controls, chat mirroring, channel alerts, and private DMs.

Build a short command sequence in the Macros tab, run it on one account, and learn how the builder works.

Every everyday step: commands and chat with tokens, delays, looking and moving, mining, fishing, items by name, and connection steps.

Click slots with the right numbers, wait for menus, move items in bulk, enchant at an enchanting table, and answer server dialogs and Bedrock forms.

Store values in variables, branch with If and Switch, wait for a condition, repeat a range of steps, and run one macro inside another.

Start a macro from a game event, when an account joins, or at a clock time, and control loops and staggering.

Use the Automation step to answer chat and handle DonutSMP payments while a macro runs, with patterns, branches, and Pay Player.

Describe a macro in plain words, let the assistant build or edit it, check what changed, and attach real chat messages as examples.

Record what you do on an account in Point of View, trim it like a video, and replay it in any macro or turn it into steps.

Decide what the notification bell tells you, and keep it useful when running many accounts.

Use bulk account actions, change proxies or regions, and grant limited dashboard access.

Control your accounts from your own scripts, bots, and tools: what the API can do, how requests work, and your first call.

Create up to five named API keys, copy each one once, revoke them, and lock them all to up to five IP addresses.

Read your plan and accounts with live status, and connect, disconnect, Connect All, and Stop All from code.

Send messages and commands as your accounts, and follow chat and console output with a long poll.

List the macros you built in the dashboard, run one on an account, stop it, and see what is running.

Walk an account, aim its head, run pathing and mining tasks, and read or click its inventory and open menus.

Read and change the server address, version, join command, and reconnect settings from code.

Every error code the API can return, what the rate limits are, and how to retry safely.

Working curl, Python, and Node.js examples: a small client, a chat listener, and a keep-online watchdog.

Read your license, add time or slots, use store credit, and manage a card subscription.

Find the useful error first, then check authentication, proxies, server settings, or automation.