!! IMPORTANT !! Beta APIs need to be enabled!
And you must be on the most recent Minecraft version!

For Java combat, right now only Blurry's is supported, but more are planned in the future!

If using Blurrys, make sure this add-on is above Blurrys in the BP list.

Now with an RP for custom skins!

Wiki Page: PvP Practice Bots WIKI

Custom Skins Tutorial (different add-on but still applies)
Custom Skin Tutorial

To begin, start by spawning one with the following:

every input is optional and will default to something else if not inputted /spawnbot <difficulty> <type> <target> <ignoredTag> <Location> <customName> <count> <skin>
**Target options:
"" = command sender
"bot" = other bots
"player" = non-bot players
"mob" = non-player/bot entities
"all" = closest entity
"partialName" = whoever's partial name you input, ex: (my name is petstorebuft) so "pets"

Ignored Tag options:
"" = none
"none" = none**

then if you notice too many, just run
/removebots <target - optional>
(bots are considered players, so @p, @r, and @a selectors work on them)

If you're curious about the internals, just type
/botdebug

If you want to create your own bot, use the following:
/botbuilder

To help debug or test run:
/forceaction <target> <action>

Give someone a kit:
/kit <type> <target>
Save your inventory as a custom kit:**
/savekit <kitname>
List all kits:
/kits

**And finally to adjust various settings and enable better AI type:
/settings

To record your game use:
/record <recording name> <tick interval - optional>
/stoprec
/playback

To record custom actions, run:
/recordaction <name> <length>

/spawnbot, /removebots, /kit, and /mlspawn have command block support!

Introduction to machine learning bots:

Machine learning bots work by getting "trained"; they will learn from fighting and "upload" the data to a global brain, and then future ML bots will pull from the brain and apply it to their current combat to be better at fighting.
To spawn a single ML bot:
/mlspawn <class> <difficulty> <target> <x> <y> <z>

The spawned bot will now learn by fighting you or the set target, but this is very slow, so you can train multiple at once via:
/mltrain <class> <difficulty> <on/off> <count>

This will spawn multiple pairs of bots that fight each other while learning; one focuses on defense while the other focuses on attacking, resulting in a good balance. You can also train multiple types of kits with this.
To apply the learned data to the pre-made bots, just run:
/mltoggle <class> <on/off>

To see the total bot data, like what it's learned / the storage it's used, run these two commands:
/mlstats <class>
/mldata

Then to reset a trained class's data run:
/mlreset <class/all>

Finally to adjust the ML settings run:
/mlsettings

Currently there are 5 types of pre-built bots:

The bots scale with difficulty via attack speed, accuracy, and various habits.
This pack will be updated to improve the AI and add more kits!

Helpful to know:

Bots by default will get auto tagged by the action they are performing the tag will look like:
action_<actionItsPerforming> so for example action_basic_attack or action_none, this can be used to be detected by command blocks for custom things, or running the /forceaction command

If you're curious about more specifics about the kits:

1. rename the add-on so it's a .zip
2. navigate to BP>scripts>exports.js
3. read through the kits

How to create custom AI bots:

All custom bots have the tag CustomBot_botId, so you can use that to auto-do stuff to them!

Custom Bot tutorial!

Support & Custom Work

Check me out on Fiverr

Discord server: https://discord.gg/QgeeGsEAkp

Discord username: **petstorebuffet
**

I will 100% take any advice on this pack for features to add or any bugs that need fixing!