FAQ

What are bot physics?

Bot physics controls how your accounts respond to gravity, water, and entity collisions. Learn what enabling or disabling it does, and when each is useful.

Bot physics controls how your accounts respond to environmental forces in the world.

With physics enabled

Bots behave like normal players. They're affected by gravity (they fall when blocks beneath them are removed), they interact with water (sliding, sinking), and they can be pushed by other entities.

With physics disabled

Bots ignore environmental forces. They float in place regardless of water or gravity, don't fall when supports are removed, and aren't pushed around by other entities.

Disabling physics may be against the server rules. Ask the server admins before turning it off.

When to disable physics

Disabling physics is useful when you want an account to hold an exact position - sitting on a specific block in an AFK pool, a fishing spot, or a farm where being pushed off by mobs or flowing water would break the setup. With physics off, the account stays put no matter what happens around it.

When to leave physics on

Leave physics enabled for normal play and for servers that check whether a player reacts to the world like a real client. Many anti-cheat systems expect players to fall, take knockback, and drift with water. Keeping physics on makes the account's behavior indistinguishable from a regular player.