- 1 year ago
How can I type to a Minecraft Server Console w/ Python without actually typing?
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To send commands to a Minecraft server console using Python without actually typing, you can use the socket
module to establish a network connection and send the commands programmatically. Here's an example:
pythonimport socket
# Server information
server_ip = 'your_server_ip'
server_port = 25565
# Command to send
command = '/say Hello, Minecraft Server!'
# Connect to the server
s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
s.connect((server_ip, server_port))
# Send the command
command_str = command + '\r\n' # Append carriage return and newline
s.sendall(command_str.encode())
# Close the connection
s.close()
In the above example:
- Set the
server_ip
variable to the IP address or hostname of your Minecraft server. - Set the
server_port
variable to the port on which the server is running (default is 25565). - Set the
command
variable to the command you want to send to the server console. - The script establishes a TCP connection to the Minecraft server using the
socket
module. - The command is sent to the server by encoding it as bytes and sending it over the socket connection.
- The connection is closed after sending the command.
Make sure the Minecraft server is running and accessible before running the Python script. Adjust the server IP, port, and command according to your specific server configuration and desired actions.
By using the socket
module, you can programmatically send commands to the Minecraft server console without having to manually type them.