A modern, dark-themed GUI for Minecraft Console Client focused on multiboxing and macro management.
Features | Installation | Usage | Building from Source | Changelog | License
This project is a modified fork of Minecraft Console Client (MCC). The core logic relies on the robust MCCTeam implementation, while the GUI has been completely rewritten to support managing multiple bots simultaneously in a clean, modern dark interface.
- Multiboxing — run multiple Minecraft accounts in separate tabs within a single window
- Dark Mode UI — fully custom dark interface, no system white borders or artifacts
- Custom Tab Bar — tabs with close (✕) buttons, active tab highlighting, no TabControl flickering
- Per-Tab Console — each bot has its own output console with color-coded Minecraft chat
- Log Filters — filter console output by All / Chat / System / Errors per tab
- Auto-save Logs — each session is automatically saved to
logs/<nick>_<date>.txt - Connection Timer — displays uptime (HH:MM:SS) for each connected account
- Bot Status Indicator — colored dot (gray / green / red) shows connection state per tab
- Auto-scroll Toggle — checkbox to pause auto-scrolling so you can read history
- Macro System — side panel with quick-action buttons loaded from
macros.txt - Global Send — send a message or command to all connected bots simultaneously
- Session History — remembers last used usernames, IPs, and password (stored in
settings_v3.txt) - Bilingual Support — switch between English and Polish instantly
- Connect to any Minecraft Java server (offline/online mode)
- Lightweight and fast
- Full chat and command support with Minecraft color code parsing
- Inventory handling, auto-response, and other core MCC features run in the background
- Download the latest publish.zip from the Releases section
- Extract the ZIP
- Run
setup.exe - Follow the installation prompts
- Download and extract publish.zip from Releases
- Run
MinecraftClientGUI.exedirectly — no installation needed
On first launch, the app will automatically create
macros.txtandsettings_v3.txtin the same folder.
- Enter your Username / Email
- Enter Password (leave blank for offline servers)
- Enter Server IP
- Click + Add Account
- A new tab opens and the bot connects automatically
If you use an email address, only the part before
@is shown as the tab title.
- Click Edit in the Quick Actions panel
- Add lines in the format:
Label|/command|Color- Example:
Spawn|/spawn|Blue
- Example:
- Save the file and click Reload
- Click any macro button to send the command to the active tab (or all tabs if "Send to all" is checked)
Each tab has a filter bar with four buttons:
- All — show everything
- Chat — show only in-game chat messages
- System — show only
[SYS]events (connect, disconnect, sent commands) - Errors — show only
[ERR]events
Logs are saved automatically to the logs/ folder next to the executable.
File format: logs/<nick>_<yyyy-MM-dd_HH-mm>.txt
- Visual Studio 2019 or newer
- .NET Framework 4.x
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/AnonBOTpl/Minecraft-Console-Client-GUI - Open
MinecraftClientGUI.slnin Visual Studio - Set configuration to Release (not Debug) in the toolbar dropdown
- Build the solution: Build → Build Solution (
Ctrl+Shift+B) - The output will be in
MinecraftClientGUI\bin\Release\ - Copy
MinecraftClient.exe(built separately from theMinecraftClientproject) to the same folder
- Build in Release mode first (see above)
- In Visual Studio: Build → Publish MinecraftClientGUI
- The installer (
setup.exe+publish.zip) will be generated in thepublish\folder
This GUI ships with a specific version of MinecraftClient.exe (MCC build 285, for Minecraft 1.20.4).
If you want to use a newer version of Minecraft, you can update the core manually:
- Download the latest
MinecraftClient.exefrom the official MCC releases - Replace
MinecraftClient.exein the folder whereMinecraftClientGUI.exeis located - The GUI itself does not need to be rebuilt — it will automatically use the new core
Note: Newer versions of MCC may change their output format or arguments, which could cause display issues in the GUI. If something breaks after updating, check the MCC changelog for breaking changes.
Major UI overhaul — complete rewrite of the graphical interface
- Replaced
TabControlwith a fully custom tab bar — eliminates all white system borders - Active tab now visually elevated with a blue accent underline
- Each tab has a ✕ close button
- Log filter bar per tab: All / Chat / System / Errors
- Auto-save session logs — saved automatically to
logs/folder on connect - Connection uptime timer (HH:MM:SS) displayed in each tab's header bar
- Bot status dot — gray (connecting), green (connected), red (disconnected)
- Auto-scroll toggle checkbox per tab
- Email addresses are now trimmed — only the username part (before
@) shown as tab title - Language switch button is now a large, clearly visible button at the top of the sidebar
- Dark ComboBox with custom draw — no more white dropdown backgrounds
- Macro buttons redesigned — colored left-side accent bar instead of full background color
- Bottom chat bar padding fixed — no more phantom border below input field
- Spacing between Disconnect and Auto-scroll buttons fixed
Initial release
- Dark-themed GUI for MCC
- Multiboxing support with tabbed interface
- Macro system (
macros.txt) - EN/PL language support
- Session history for logins and IPs (
settings_v3.txt) - Minecraft chat color code parsing (
§codes) - Global send (send to all connected bots)
- Active account counter
This project is a fork of Minecraft Console Client.
- GUI & Multibox modifications: AnonBOTpl
- Core Logic & Original Project: Copyright © 2012–2024 MCC Team & Contributors
Licensed under CDDL-1.0.
Full license: http://opensource.org/licenses/CDDL-1.0