6Tools Addon

A Meteor Client addon for Fabric 1.21.11, built for the 6b6t anarchy server.

Requirements

Component	Version
Fabric Loader	0.18.3+
Meteor Client	current 1.21.11 snapshot, check maven.meteordev.org/snapshots
Baritone	optional, a build matching your Meteor Client version when using Baritone
Baritone (optional upgrade)	the updated fork dekrom/baritone v1.3.0-1.21.11, supported alongside the older build
JDK	21

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Modules

notebot stealer

Records noteblock songs played near you and saves each one as an .nbs file (NBS v5, 20 ticks per second) in .minecraft/meteor-client/notebot, ready to play with Meteor's Notebot. A new file is written when the song goes silent for 3 seconds, when a noteblock is retuned, when you leave the world, or when you turn the module off. Recordings shorter than 5 seconds are discarded as tuning noise.

Also adds tune-hits-per-tick to Meteor's Notebot, and makes it play whole chords and respect polyphonic. It pauses with an error if your held item would break the noteblocks.

stash mover

Automatically empties a whole "input" stash into an "output" stash: walks container to container in the input area, pulls items out (optionally shulkers only), and repeats the round trip until the input area has nothing left in it or you turn the module off.

• General: container-reach, max distance to open a container from. pause-on-lag pauses actions when the server is lagging. max-retries, retry cap for failed actions. output-pickup-pos / output-throw-pos, the two coordinates used for pearl pickup/throw at the output side (kept here so you can see and set them without digging into the pearl-loading group).
• Input: only-shulkers, only take shulker boxes out of input chests. break-empty, break a container once it's fully emptied. fill-enderchest, top off your ender chest first to squeeze in more items before making the trip.
• Pearl Loading: how the module travels from input to output. output-travel-method picks between Pearl Loading, /home Command, and /tpa Command. Pearl loading messages pearl-player with pearl-command (plus a random suffix) and waits up to pearl-timeout seconds, retrying every pearl-retry-delay ticks. The /home//tpa methods instead send /home <home-name-output> or /tpa <tpa-target-output> and skip the pearl state machine entirely.
• Go Back: the return trip, output back to input. go-back-method adds Kill on top of the three above (yes, actually killing yourself to respawn back near the input area). Pearl uses go-back-player/go-back-command; /home//tpa use home-name-input/ tpa-target-input.
• Reset Pearl: fine control over the pearl-throwing itself when using Pearl Loading, output-throw-pitch/output-throw-yaw, input-pickup-pos/input-throw-pos, input-throw-pitch/input-throw-yaw, pearl-wait-time (how long to wait after throwing), position-tolerance (how close you need to stand before throwing), and trapdoor-edge-distance.
• Delays: open-delay, transfer-delay, close-delay, move-delay, all in ticks, tune these if items get skipped or the server can't keep up.
• Rendering: render-selection toggles outlines for the input/output areas and every container inside them, with outline-width and separate colors for the area outlines (input-area-outline/output-area-outline) and container states (input-container-color for containers with items left, output-container-color for containers with space, active-container-color for whichever one is currently open, empty-container-color, full-container-color).

Set the two areas first with .setinput/.setoutput (see Commands), then enable the module. .stashstatus reports both areas and the current configuration; .setclear wipes both selections if you need to start over.

chest tracker

Remembers what's inside every chest, barrel, shulker box, ender chest, hopper, dispenser/ dropper (and copper chest, on modded servers) you've ever opened, so you can search for an item across everything you've seen without re-opening a single container. Comes with an in-game browser GUI (.chesttracker or the browser-keybind, default Y) that lists every tracked container and its contents.

• General: browser-keybind opens the container browser GUI. remove-destroyed (on by default) forgets a tracked container, its outline and its items once the block is broken or replaced by another kind of container, or when a double chest loses or gains its other half (reopen it to track it again). It only checks chunks you currently have loaded, so containers far away are never removed by mistake.
• Auto-Open: auto-open automatically opens any untracked container within auto-open-range, waiting auto-open-delay ticks between each and auto-close-delay ticks after opening (so the server has time to send the full contents before it closes again). use-baritone lets it use Baritone to walk toward untracked containers that are outside interaction range, searching out to baritone-search-radius blocks; it keeps walking and opening until nothing untracked is left in range, or you disable auto-open.
• Render: render-tracked outlines every tracked container, render-search-results outlines only containers matching your current search, both within render-distance, drawn with shape-mode and the tracked-color/search-color/search-line-color colors.
• Filter: which container types get tracked at all, track-chests, track-barrels, track-shulkers, track-ender-chests, track-hoppers, track-dispensers, track-copper-chests.
• Advanced: debug, prints internal state transitions to chat.

Search with .chesttracker search hand (whatever's in your main hand) or .chesttracker search <item>, browse everything nearby with .chesttracker nearby <radius>, and manage the saved data with .chesttracker clear all / .chesttracker clear dimension or export it with .chesttracker export. Data is saved locally and survives restarts.

ItemSearchBar

Adds a live search field over your inventory and every container screen, highlighting matching items as you type instead of hunting through slots by eye.

• General: search-query, case-sensitive, split-queries (treat commas as separate search terms instead of literal text), and where it searches, search-item-name, search-item-type, search-lore. highlight-color for matches. inventory-highlight highlights matches in your own inventory too, not just open containers. chest-tracker-integration feeds the same search into Chest Tracker automatically. click-to-search-key, hold this and click an item to instantly search for it.
• Field: show-search-field toggles the on-screen field itself; field-width/ field-height and offset-x/offset-y (offset-y negative puts it above the container) position and size it.
• Item Frames: highlight-item-frames highlights item frames holding a matching item out in the world, with fill-color/outline-color, render-fill/render-outline toggles, and tracers/tracer-color to draw a line to each one.

auto stash sorter

Scans nearby chests and barrels once, then sorts your inventory by dropping each item into whichever scanned container already holds the most of that item, a one-shot "put this away where it belongs" rather than Stash Mover's input→output loop.

• scan-radius, how far to look for containers when the module starts. include-barrels/include-trapped-chests widen the scan beyond plain chests. max-containers, a safety cap on how many it scans in one run.
• keep-hotbar, leave your hotbar (slots 1-9) alone and only sort the main inventory. keep-items, item IDs (e.g. minecraft:ender_pearl) that never get put away. fallback-to-emptiest-chest, if nothing scanned already has the item, dump it in whichever scanned chest has the most free space instead of skipping it.
• interact-delay/close-delay, ticks to wait after opening/closing a container. goto-timeout, max ticks to spend walking to one container before giving up on it.
• chat-feedback, prints progress. render-containers/scanned-color, highlights every scanned container.

inventory sorter

Saves a named snapshot of your inventory layout and auto-sorts items back into that exact layout whenever it drifts, slot by slot rather than by container contents (see auto-stash-sorter above for the one-shot "put it away" version). Controlled entirely through the .invsorter commands (see Commands).

• General: chat-notify, chat message when an inventory is saved or finishes sorting. tick-rate, ticks between each slot move (higher is slower but less likely to trip anti-cheat). auto-disable, turn the module off by itself once sorting finishes instead of continuing to watch for drift.
• Auto-Loot: auto-loot, Off does nothing extra; Refill tops up whatever you already carry whenever you open storage while the module is active; Rekit pulls items belonging to a chosen saved inventory out of any storage you open, then arranges your inventory into that layout once you close it. rekit-inventory, which saved inventory Rekit targets.

Save and load layouts with .invsorter save <name> / .invsorter load <name>; manage them with .invsorter delete <name>, .invsorter clear, and .invsorter list. Saved layouts persist to .minecraft/config/inventory-sorter/inventories.json.

efly

Elytra-flight and movement module tuned for 6b6t. This is Volizray's VolytraFly, repackaged (see Credits below).

To use it, enable the module and start gliding on an elytra. Key setting groups:

• Mapping mode controls how the module reads terrain to steer around it, plus a render-radius for how far ahead it looks.
• Building mode slows the module down near unloaded or newly placed blocks so it doesn't fly into something that just appeared.
• Player/hazard avoidance steers around nearby players, wither skulls, arrows, and blocks within a configurable radius, with an ignore-friends toggle so it won't dodge people on your friends list.
• Anti-slam slows the module down before hitting terrain at speed.
• Auto-pilot automatically fires fireworks to maintain speed, with configurable delay and a slot to pull fireworks from.
• Elytra/firework management: elytra-replace and chest-swap swap in a fresh elytra from your inventory or a nearby chest when durability runs low; replenish-fireworks keeps a hotbar slot topped up.

Every one of these settings has its own in-game description in the module's settings panel, so if a specific value's behavior isn't obvious, check there first.

6Tools Auto Wasp

Follows a player on an elytra, built to behave like Efly instead of fighting it. While it is active Efly's own movement is paused (Efly's elytra swap and firework upkeep still run). Pathfinding goes around terrain, and elytra glide is tracked against the server so setbacks don't throw you off course.

• Target: only-friends, friend-filter (only-friends true follows friends, false follows non-friends) and target-name (leave empty for the closest player). keep-searching stays enabled and waits for a target instead of turning off. action-on-target-loss picks what happens when the target disappears.
• Speed: follow-efly reads Efly's speed, height limit and unloaded-chunk check. Otherwise horizontal-max-bps, vertical-max-bps and 3d-max-bps set your own limits, and ramp-step controls how fast the boost accelerates.
• Flight: auto-take-off, avoid-landing, predict-movement (leads the target by its recent movement over your ping), offset (how far from the target to hover), limit-max-height / max-height and no-unloaded-chunks.
• Chest swap: auto-chest-swap wears a chestplate near the target on stable ground and an elytra for pursuit, replacing an elytra with 1 durability left. chest-swap-horizontal-range, chest-swap-vertical-range, chest-swap-ground-distance and chest-swap-hysteresis tune when it swaps.
• Setbacks: setback-rewind-ticks and setback-hold-ticks keep speed after a server setback instead of restarting the ramp. pinned-glide-ticks glides with vanilla physics after two setbacks on the same spot (0 disables).
• Server glide: server-glide-guard keeps walls out of reach of the server's glide, and steer-server-glide reports a level heading away from a wall it could reach.

auto fish

Casts and reels in automatically. A bite is detected from the bobber's fish-caught flag (detect-flag), the splash sound (detect-sound) or a sudden dip (detect-dip, with dip-threshold). retry-interval and max-retries control reeling in a stuck bobber, and recast-timeout recasts when nothing bites (0 disables). save-fish writes big catches (at least min-fish-size cm) to an HTML file, opened with the My fish button.

scaffold

Places blocks under you. block-list-mode with whitelist / blacklist picks the blocks, extend places ahead of you, keep-y with height locks the Y level, and packet-place-once (experimental) sends one placement packet per block. coating also covers exposed terrain around you within coating-radius, limited by coating-blocks-per-tick and coating-reach.

speedmine

Faster block breaking with auto-mine for nearby enemies: anti-phase mines the blocks an enemy stands in, anti-surround the blocks boxing them in, feet-first goes lowest first, enemy-range sets how far to look, auto-mine-bind makes auto-mine hold-to-use, auto-mine-only ignores blocks you click yourself, never-mine-own skips blocks touching you, auto-double-mine breaks two targets at once and mine-bedrock includes bedrock.

map art upload

Uploads maparts to 6b-maparts.com straight from the game. The maps are read out of the item frames and uploaded as a draft you publish on the site. Works on 6b6t only, with wall and floor frames (not ceiling).

• /maplink <code>, links the game to your site account (one time). Get the code from Link Minecraft on the site's login page.
• /mapupload [title], uploads the mapart you're looking at. The title is guessed from the map names if left off.
• /mapselect, pick two opposite corners to upload part of a wall, then run /mapupload.
• /mapuploadall, splits a wall holding several maparts and uploads each one separately.

New trades on the site ping you in chat. Based on the Maparts Link mod by BbiBelle, Gamerguy11 and ComicSquid74273.

death effects / hand progress

• death-effects, renders effect on players when they die; self also plays it on your own death.
• hand-progress, overrides the equip progress of what you hold: modify-mainhand / mainhand-progress and modify-offhand / offhand-progress.

wither print

Builds complete withers behind you while you fly, then smart-restocks Soul Sand/Soul Soil and Wither Skeleton Skulls from an Ender Chest supply shulker. This is Bonggerz' Wither Printer, ported to this addon and optionally wired to Efly.

Every finished Wither is counted per account and saved to config/sixtoolsaddon/print-stats.json; view it with .printstats.

forever forward

Holds the forward-movement key down for you, so you don't have to keep a finger on W. One setting: sprint, also holds the sprint key down while active.

stripper

Strips and breaks logs automatically after you place the first one, then keeps placing and stripping the next log along the same line.

• axe-slot, the hotbar slot (1-9) holding your axe.
• strip-delay/break-delay/place-delay, ticks to wait before each respective action.
• rotation-time, ticks to hold your look rotation before acting.
• auto-mine, also mine the stripped log instead of leaving it.

ez

Sends a message you write yourself when a nearby player dies or pops a totem. Ships with no built-in messages, both the Kill Messages and Pop Messages lists start empty, so nothing is sent until you fill them in yourself.

To use it: enable the module, open its settings, and add lines to kill-messages and/or pop-messages. Use <n> in a message to have it replaced with the other player's name.

• Kill attribution: only fires when the game's own death message credits you specifically (it matches your exact name after "by" in the vanilla death message, e.g. "SomePlayer was slain by YourName"). This means your own deaths are correctly ignored. If your server uses non-English or custom death-message phrasing that doesn't follow the "by killer" pattern, attribution won't catch it.
• Pop (totem) is separate and not kill-attributed, it fires for any nearby non-friend player who pops a totem, regardless of who caused it. Off by default (enabled under Pop Messages).
• range sets how far away a death or pop is still detected; delay throttles repeated triggers.

csgo spin

Rotates your view for you automatically, in either of two styles picked by spin-mode.

• CSGO mode (default): spins yaw and/or pitch in a ping-pong sweep. yaw/yaw-speed sweep left-right between -180° and 180°; pitch/rotation-speed sweep up-down. anti- desync pauses spinning while you're using things that need a steady look direction, All covers bows, ender pearls, XP bottles, elytra, EXPThrower and BedAura; Except Elytra covers everything except elytra; None never pauses.
• CS2 mode: continuously spins yaw at a constant rotation-speed (0-50), pausing only while EXPThrower or Quiver are active.

dub counter

Counts how many double chests are nearby (see the .dub command below), driving the Dub Counter HUD element. Also runnable as a standalone module if you just want the counting logic active without displaying the HUD element.

Map Copier

Automatically duplicates all maps in your inventory using inventory crafting.

• show-status, prints status messages in chat.
• silent-crafting, tries to craft without opening your inventory (may not work on every server).
• crafting-loops, how many times to duplicate each map stack.
• max-clicks-per-second/click-delay, rate limiting to avoid getting kicked for clicking too fast.

Anti Drop

Stops you from dropping certain items.

To use it, enable the module and, if you want to allow-list rather than block-list, add items to items.

• all-items, blocks dropping completely.
• items, the specific item list to block (ignored if all-items is on).
• check-shulkers, also checks the contents of a shulker box you're trying to drop.

suicide

Kills yourself. Recommended.

• disable-on-death, turns the module off once you actually die.
• Auto-Crystal: enabled, places and pops an end crystal on yourself when triggered (requires standing on obsidian or bedrock); delay-ticks between each place/attack attempt. enable-crystal-aura uses Meteor's own Crystal Aura module instead of this built-in logic.
• Trigger Conditions: wait-for-conditions, only starts killing you once the conditions below are met instead of immediately on activation. require-mode, whether both conditions must be true or just one. min-totems, triggers once you have this many totems of undying or fewer (0 = none left). min-health, triggers once your health (including absorption) drops to this or lower.

respawn point blocker

Prevents setting respawn points by blocking bed and respawn anchor interactions.

• block-beds/block-respawn-anchors, which interactions to block.
• chat-feedback/sound-feedback, notify you when an interaction is blocked, with feedback-sound (only the first sound in the list plays) and sound-volume.

homes

Save areas as homes and protect them from teleport requests. Open the module's settings and press Manage Homes.

• A home is a circle in X/Z only, all heights count. The radius is measured from the center, so radius 50 is a circle 100 blocks across.
• default-radius, radius used for new homes. Apply radius to all existing homes sets every saved home to it.
• Each home has its own name, coordinates, radius, and dimension. Nether and Overworld homes convert at 8:1, End homes only count in the End.
• protect, Auto TP Accept won't accept requests while you're inside this home.
• deny-requests, answer with /tpn instead of silently ignoring.
• allow-friends, friends can still teleport to you inside this home.

Homes are saved in meteor-client/sixtoolsaddon-homes.json. The home system is adapted from Powie69's 6Bees addon.

auto return home

Auto-runs /home again after a cooldown if you get teleported into one of your saved homes, so pearling/tpa'ing into a home resets your position cleanly instead of leaving you wherever you landed.

• default-cooldown, default seconds to wait after landing in a home before auto-running /home <name> again. Individual homes can override this.
• protected-homes-only, only trigger for homes marked protect (see Homes above). Turn off to trigger for any saved home.
• chat-feedback, shows a countdown message when the timer starts and when it fires.
• home-command, the command sent to return home, %name% is replaced with the home's name.

auto tpy

Automatically runs /tpy <player> when a teleport request comes in, since 6b6t requires that manually.

To use it, enable the module and turn on who you want to accept.

• accept-friends (on by default), accept-enemies, accept-everyone, who gets auto-accepted. Friends come from Meteor's friends list, enemies from the Enemies tab and the enemy-names list.
• deny-enemies, deny-friends, answer requests from that group with /tpn instead.
• enemy-names, extra player names treated as enemies. Not case sensitive.
• request-pattern, the regex used to detect a teleport request and pull the requester's name out of it (capture group 1). Default matches 6b6t's actual /tpa notification ("<name> wants to teleport to you."), only needs changing on a different server.
• chat-feedback, prints who got auto-accepted, denied, or skipped in chat.

While you are standing inside a protected home (see Homes), requests are never accepted.

chat highlight

Colors player names in chat: yourself, anyone on your Meteor friends list, and anyone on a custom enemy list, each independently toggleable with its own color.

To use it, just enable the module, no other setup needed. Defaults already highlight all three.

• highlight-self/self-color, colors your own name.
• highlight-friends/friend-color, colors names on your real Meteor friends list.
• highlight-enemies/enemy-color, colors names on the enemy-names list below.
• enemy-names, player names to treat as enemies. Not case sensitive, and separate from Auto TP Accept's and Player Tracker's own enemy lists (Meteor has no built-in enemy list, so each module that needs one keeps its own).
• username-pattern, the regex used to find player names in the part of a chat line before the message (capture group 1). Rank prefixes like [Prime] Name » message are skipped automatically: every name-like word before the », : or > is checked, starting from the one closest to the message, and the first that matches one of your highlight rules wins. Adjust it if your server's chat format differs.
• debug, prints each chat line's exact characters (as unicode escapes) plus match/color info to help you tune username-pattern for your server.

If a name matches more than one category, priority is self > friend > enemy.

social sync

Keeps your friends and enemies identical across Meteor, Mio, RusherHack and Lambda, so adding or removing someone in one client shows up in the others. Meteor's friends and this addon's enemies list (see Enemies List below) count as the Meteor side.

Enable the module and it works on its own: it never needs to be told which client you used last. A client that isn't installed is simply skipped, so you can leave any of them out. The module's settings window also has a Sync now button, and the module reports in chat which clients it found when you turn it on.

How each client is synced

Client	How	Notes
Meteor	live, through the addon	friends and enemies
RusherHack	live, through RusherHack's plugin API	friends and enemies. Falls back to .minecraft/rusherhack/config/relations.json if the API isn't available
Lambda	live, in memory	friends only (Lambda has no enemies). Names are turned into UUIDs through Mojang
Mio	.minecraft/mio-fabric/socials.json plus a sync on exit	Mio keeps its list in memory and rewrites the file when it closes, so it can't be updated live

Mio's file looks like {"socials": [{"name", "role"}]}, where role is friend or enemy.

How it works

Every interval-ticks (default 40, about 2 seconds) the module checks whether anything changed in any client. If so, it works out what changed on each side and applies it everywhere.

To tell "you deleted Bob" apart from "this client never had Bob", the module saves a snapshot of the last synced state in meteor-client/sixtoolsaddon-social-sync.json. Each client is compared against that snapshot:

• A name in a client but not in the snapshot was added there, so it's added everywhere.
• A name in the snapshot but gone from a client was removed there, so it's removed everywhere.
• A name whose role differs from the snapshot (friend to enemy, or back) was changed there, so everyone follows.
• If two clients change the same name in different ways at once, priority decides. With priority Off, the order is Mio, then RusherHack, then Meteor.

Names are matched case-insensitively, and a name is only ever a friend or an enemy, never both.

Settings

• priority, Off (default), Meteor, Mio, RusherHack or Lambda. The chosen client wins when the same name is changed in several places at once. A change made in that client always goes through everywhere.
• overwrite-others, shown when a priority is set. Makes the priority client the source of truth: the other lists are overwritten to match it exactly, including removing entries only they have. Because Mio only saves on exit, avoid this with priority Mio unless you manage your friends in Mio.
• interval-ticks, how often to check for changes.
• sync-on-exit (on by default), waits for Mio's own write when the game closes, then merges everything back into Mio's file so the next launch has the right list. It only merges and never mirrors, even when a priority is set. A crash or force-kill skips it.
• mio, rusherhack, lambda, turn syncing with each client on or off.
• mio-file, rusherhack-file, full paths to Mio's socials.json and RusherHack's relations.json. Leave empty to auto-detect inside the game folder (useful for launchers with separate instances).
• Sync now button, runs a full sync immediately. With a priority set, it mirrors everything to that client.

Safety

• A client that is new to the sync, or whose list is missing, never counts as "deleted everything". A new client's names are added, and a missing file is skipped.
• On the first check after startup, if a list is empty while the snapshot isn't, that check is skipped instead of wiping the other lists.
• Before the first write each session the module copies Mio's and RusherHack's files to .bak files next to them.
• File writes go to a temporary file first and are then moved into place, so a client never reads a half-written file. Fields the module doesn't manage (like RusherHack's alias) are kept as they are.

Limitations

• Lambda needs a real account name to find a UUID. Cracked names that Mojang doesn't know stay pending and never reach Lambda.
• Mio can't be updated while it's running. A friend added in another client shows up in Mio after you close the game and start it again.
• If you upgraded from the old mio-sync module, your sync history is picked up automatically from sixtoolsaddon-mio-sync.json.

death logger

Logs the coordinates and dimension of every death to a local text file, and gives you a View Death Log button right in the module's settings panel to browse past entries without leaving the game.

discord notifier

Forwards chat, and optionally death/kill info, to a Discord webhook, so you can keep an eye on things without the game open. Independent toggles, mix and match:

• Chat itself (send-chat), every chat message, optionally excluding your own.
• Coordinates (send-coords), messages from other players that contain coordinates, tagged [Coords].
• Your death coordinates (send-death-coords), where you died, tagged [Death].
• Players you killed (send-kills), tagged [Kill].
• Who killed you (send-killed-by), tagged [Killed By].

These can overlap (e.g. a coordinate message with send-chat also on gets sent twice, once plain and once tagged), since these are independent toggles.

Setup: see the Discord Webhook Setup section below.

• send-chat, forwards every chat message.
• send-coords, forwards messages containing coordinates from other players.
• ignore-own-messages, skips your own lines (matched by the vanilla <YourName> chat prefix, so a server with a custom chat format may not catch them, turn this off if so).
• coord-pattern, the regex used to detect coordinates in a message, adjust it if your server shares coordinates in an unusual format.
• send-death-coords/send-kills/send-killed-by, the death/kill toggles above.
• death-pattern, the regex used to detect death messages and pull out who died (<victim>) and who killed them (<killer>, if the death had an attacker). The default covers vanilla's common death messages and skips rank prefixes; adjust it if your server rewords them. If you changed this setting in an older version, reset it to pick up the fixed default.

Messages are queued and sent in batches every 2 seconds rather than instantly, so a busy chat doesn't spam or rate-limit your webhook.

whisper logger

Keeps a running, Discord-styled HTML archive of your whisper conversations, one file per person you've messaged. Adapted from Plumbiller's addon, see Credits.

Enable the module and it logs automatically, no further setup needed unless your server's whisper wording differs from 6b6t's.

• Every whisper you send or receive gets appended to a local .html file, styled to look like a Discord DM thread rather than plain chat text.

• Files live under .minecraft/config/sixtoolsaddon/WhisperLogs/, named after the other person in the conversation.

• The two format settings (receive-format/send-format) tell it how to recognize a whisper in chat, so you can adjust them to match your server's /msg or /tell wording if you're not on 6b6t. Rank tags like [Prime] are ignored, and a line is only logged when the {player} part is a single valid username, so a format that is too loose can't turn ordinary chat into log files.

• receive-format, pattern for incoming whispers ({player}/{message} placeholders).

• send-format, pattern for whispers you send.

• time-format, timestamp style shown next to each logged message.

shulker view

Shows shulker box contents in a live preview overlay while your inventory is open, no need to actually open each shulker box. Ported from cattyngmd/shulker-view, see Credits.

Just enable the module and open your inventory, previews appear automatically next to any shulker box shown in your inventory.

General

• compact, merges stacks of the same item and hides empty slots.
• both-sides, once previews fill one side of the screen, continues them on the other.
• tooltips, shows the normal item tooltip when hovering an item in a preview.
• scale, preview size, in tenths (10 = normal size).

Background (customizable)

• background-color, full RGBA color picker for the preview background. Set alpha to 0 for no background at all.

Position (customizable)

• anchor-right, starts drawing previews from the right edge of the screen instead of the left. With both-sides on, overflow spills to whichever edge you didn't anchor to.
• offset-x, extra horizontal offset in pixels, measured inward from whichever edge previews are anchored to.
• offset-y, extra vertical offset in pixels, measured down from the top of the screen.

Click a preview to pick up that shulker box (same as vanilla slot-click behavior); scroll to pan through previews that overflow the screen height.

Shulker View is a plain module, not a HUD element, so it can't be dragged around in Meteor's HUD editor, offset-x/offset-y/anchor-right are how you reposition it instead.

sound editor

Plays your own sound files for addon events, nothing is bundled, so a sound type stays silent until you put a file in its folder. Folders are created automatically in .minecraft/config/sixtoolsaddon/sounds/:

Folder	Plays when
gui_hover/	the mouse moves onto a module button in Meteor's click GUI
gui_click_left/ / gui_click_right/	you left / right click a module button
module_on/ / module_off/	you switch any module on / off
typing/	you press a key with the chat box open
chat_keyword/	a chat message contains one of your keywords
enemy_spotted/	a player on your enemies list renders in
death/	you die

Supports .ogg and .wav. Put as many files as you like in one folder, then per sound type choose Random, Sequential or Specific (with a file name). The module's window has a file list for every folder with Play and Use buttons, plus Open sounds folder and Reload files. Each type also has volume, pitch, pitch-variation and cooldown settings. The module must be enabled for any sound to play. enemy_spotted/ only reacts to players on your enemies list (.enemy add <name>); death/ needs nothing extra.

MusicTweaks

Lets you mess with the background music: change what plays, adjust the pitch, and control how often a new song starts.

• start-on-enable/stop-on-disable, start/stop music with the module's toggle. display-now-playing/fade-out-display, an on-screen "now playing" text.
• display-mode, use-exact-delay, song-delay-seconds, minimum-delay-seconds/ maximum-delay-seconds, control the cooldown between songs (either one exact value or a random range).
• random-pitch/trippy-pitch, song-pitch-adjustment, random-pitch-adjustment-range, pitch playback of the music.
• intensity, weighted-chance-%, volume-%-boost, weighting/volume controls.
• A full per-track list lets you individually enable/disable every vanilla and Minecraft Live music track (C418, Lena Raine, Kumi Tanioka, and Aaron Cherof tracks are all listed individually).

parkinsons

A blunt freecam: the camera flies away from your body while the real player stays put. Warnings: your player can still be attacked/killed while you look around, the camera is fast enough to outrun loaded chunks, and it's a fake client-side entity so visual glitches are possible. Don't combine it with Meteor's Freecam. Turns itself off when you leave the world. Adapted from the Genyo addon's module of the same name (wuritz, Barnika18, Awakeyv).

swing speed

Slows down the outward part of your arm swing animation. Purely visual, client-side only. One setting: out-speed, multiplier for how fast the outward swing plays (1 = vanilla speed, lower = slower; the return to rest always plays at vanilla speed).

better esp / better chams / better shaders / better tracers / better trajectories

Visual modules for seeing entities and projectiles.

• better-esp, box ESP around the entities you select.
• better-chams, see-through wireframe over entities. Groups: Entities (players, hostiles, passives, self to also render yourself, pulse, mode, fill/outline colors, damage-color), Friends, Crystals.
• better-shaders, fill and glowing outline shader on selected entities. animated-colors adds a scrolling enchantment-glint effect, with animated-color to pick its color and animation-speed.
• better-tracers, lines to other players. target picks Feet, Torso or Head; color-mode is Distance or Custom, with a separate friend color.
• better-trajectories, predicted path of throwables, bows and crossbows.

spoofer

Shows fake information about you on your own screen, handy when you're streaming or sharing your screen. Purely client-side: nothing is sent to the server and nothing in the world changes. The fake position is used everywhere the addon and the game display your coordinates:

• F3 debug screen: XYZ, Block, Chunk including the region file, and Targeted Block/Targeted Fluid. If a line ever doesn't match the expected format it shows hidden instead of leaking the real value. CPU and Display are hidden too (see hide-hardware).
• BetterF3: BetterF3 replaces the F3 screen with its own, so it has separate hooks. The XYZ, Block, chunk-relative and Chunk lines of its Coordinates module, the coordinates of its Target module, and the r.X.Z.mca line of its Chunks module are all spoofed and stay consistent with each other.
• Clipboard: coordinates in text copied by the game (F3+C, F3+I and similar tp, setblock and summon commands) are rewritten before they reach the clipboard, and .coords copies and prints the fake position.
• Dimension Coords HUD element.
• Xaero's Minimap: the Coordinates, Overworld Coordinates and Chunk Coordinates lines.
• Xaero's World Map: the cursor coordinates and the title of the right-click menu.
• This addon: Chest Tracker (chat messages, .chesttracker nearby and container names), Auto Stash Sorter and Stash Mover messages, the Death Log screen, and the coordinates field in the Homes editor, which is hidden while the spoofer is on.

Not covered: the Discord Notifier webhook (it still sends your real coordinates to your own webhook), the death log text file, game logs and crash reports, waypoint names and the terrain itself, the real position the server sees, and the slime chunk line of BetterF3's Location module, which is worked out from your real chunk. Xaero's own Hide Waypoint Coordinates option should be turned on while recording.

The Xaero hooks are written for Xaero's Minimap 26.5.0 and Xaero's World Map 1.46.0, and the BetterF3 hooks for BetterF3 17.0.0, all on 1.21.11. They only apply in a normal launcher, not in a dev run. All of the spoofer's hooks live in the optional sixtoolsaddon.spoof.mixins.json, so if another version of one of those mods stops matching, that hook is skipped and the lines show real values instead of the game failing to start.

• coords, turns coordinate spoofing on or off while the module is active.
• mode, Offset adds a random shift to your real position so the fake coords still change as you move, Fixed shows one random position that never changes, and Random works like Offset but the shift is between 3,000,000 and 10,000,000 blocks, is never shown anywhere (not in .spoof status, the settings or any getter) and is rolled again every time you leave a server, as well as when the module is turned on (with reroll-on-enable), when you switch to Random and on .spoof reroll. The map hooks only make sense with Offset or Random, since Fixed would show the same value for every map position.
• range, how far from 0 the random X and Z values can be. Hidden in Random mode.
• random-sign, Random mode only: each axis of the hidden shift is randomly added or subtracted, so the fake coords can be negative (on by default). The Y shift stays a small value either way.
• spoof-y, also fakes the Y level (off by default).
• hide-hardware, replaces the CPU and Display lines on the right side of the F3 screen with hidden (on by default).
• reroll-on-enable, picks a new random position every time the module is turned on.

Control it from chat with the .spoof command (see Commands).

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HUD elements

Player Tracker

Lists every player currently loaded (within render/simulation distance), color-coded as friend, enemy, or everyone else, with distance in meters (e.g. 5.8m), ping, and each player's head. Fully draggable and configurable like a built-in HUD element.

Drag it onto your screen from Meteor's HUD editor to use it.

• General: limit (max players shown), show-distance, show-ping, show-head, shadow, alignment, border.
• Colors: separate colors for friend-color, enemy-color, other-color, and distance-color; enemy-names is a manually maintained list (Meteor has no built-in enemy list, so this addon keeps its own).
• Grid Snapping: snap-to-grid and grid-size, snaps the element to a pixel grid while dragging it in the HUD editor, instead of free placement.
• Scale: optional custom-scale independent of the global HUD text scale.
• Background: toggleable background with its own color.

Armor Hud

Shows your currently equipped armor (and durability) as a small HUD element.

• orientation, how to lay out the armor pieces; flip-order, flips their order. show-empty, renders barrier icons for empty armor slots.
• durability, how to display durability; durability-color/durability-color-use-theme and durability-shadow, text appearance for it.
• Scale: optional custom-scale. Background: toggleable background with its own color, or background-color-use-theme to match Meteor's current GUI theme instead.

Inventory Hud

Mirrors your full inventory (and optionally hotbar) as an always-visible HUD element, so you can see what you're carrying without opening your inventory.

• inventory-only, only shows the main inventory grid; when off, the hotbar is shown above it as well.
• show-empty, renders barrier icons for empty slots. show-count, shows the stack count on top of each item.
• Scale: optional custom-scale. Background: toggleable background with its own color, or theme-matched via background-color-use-theme.

Dimension Coords

Shows your coordinates for all three dimensions at once (converting Nether/Overworld at 8:1), so you always know where a Nether portal will drop you.

• show-title, display the HUD element's title. show-current-dimension, show which dimension you're actually in right now.
• text-scale/text-shadow, text appearance. title-color plus separate overworld-color/nether-color/end-color for each dimension's line.
• show-labels, show dimension name labels next to each set of coordinates. remove-commas, strip the thousands-separator commas from large coordinates. horizontal-layout, lay the three dimensions out side by side instead of stacked.

PvP Necessities Hud

A compact row of item counts for whatever PvP essentials you care about (totems, gapples, ender pearls, etc.), so you can glance at your stock without opening your inventory.

• items, the list of items to track and display.
• text-color/text-use-theme, count text color (or match the current Meteor theme). margin, spacing between items.
• Scale: optional custom-scale. Background: toggleable background with its own color, or theme-matched via background-color-use-theme.

Dub Counter HUD

Small text element mirroring the .dub command's last result (reads the command's stored state directly rather than re-scanning). Drag it onto your screen from the HUD editor, then run .dub to populate it.

show-mode toggles whether it also shows Loaded vs. Rendered; shadow and color control text appearance.

Now Playing HUD

Shows the song currently playing on your PC as Artist - Title. Drag it onto your screen from the HUD editor, then play something.

• show-artist, show the artist before the track title; turn off to show only the title.
• hide-when-paused, hides the element when nothing is playing (on by default).
• max-length, longest text to show before it is cut off with ....
• shadow, color and color-use-theme, text appearance.
• Scale: optional custom-scale (with a scale slider, 0.5-3) independent of the global HUD text scale.

Windows: reads whatever Windows reports as the active media session (Spotify, YouTube in a browser, VLC, and most other players) through a hidden PowerShell process. Nothing to install.

Linux: reads the MPRIS media info that Spotify, Firefox, Chromium, VLC and most other players publish, using playerctl. Install it first, e.g. sudo apt install playerctl (Debian/Ubuntu), sudo pacman -S playerctl (Arch) or sudo dnf install playerctl (Fedora). Without it the HUD editor shows "Install playerctl".

macOS isn't supported. It only shows your own PC's music, not what other players are listening to, and the background process only runs while the element is on screen. If several players are open, the one that is actually playing is shown; if none is, it falls back to the one the OS considers current.

Stats HUD

Displays your Minecraft statistics (play time, distance traveled, blocks broken, mobs killed, and more) as a HUD element, dragged and positioned like any other HUD element.

Drag it onto your screen from the HUD editor. It works out of the box with sane defaults, turn individual stats on or off in the Stats setting group.

• General: shadow, alignment, text-color, border.
• Scale: optional custom-scale independent of the global HUD text scale.
• Background: toggleable background with its own color.
• Grid Snapping: snap-to-grid and grid-size, same as Player Tracker's.
• Sync: auto-sync periodically requests fresh stats from the server (sync-delay controls how often); update-interval controls how often the displayed text recalculates from the last-known stats.
• Order and Formatting: stat-order controls which stats show and in what order; hourly-rates appends a per-hour rate next to applicable stats.
• Stats: toggle each stat individually (play time, distance traveled/walked/ sprinted/flown/swum, blocks broken, mobs killed, players killed, items crafted/used/ picked up, deaths, time since death, time since sleep). Blocks, mobs, and crafted/used/ picked-up items can each be narrowed to a specific list via their own count-mode and list setting.

Watermark

Shows your 6Tools version on screen as text, an image, or both. Drag it onto your screen from the HUD editor, where it's listed as Watermark under the 6Tools Addon group. By default it shows the 6Tools icon in front of the text 6Tools <version>.

• display, Image and Text (default) puts the image in front of the text, Text shows only the text, Image shows only the image.
• text, what the text says. {version} is replaced with your current 6Tools version (it updates by itself every build) and {name} with 6Tools. The default is {name} {version}. You can write anything around them, e.g. 6Tools v{version} | 6b6t.
• color, the text color. color-use-theme uses your current Meteor theme accent color instead. shadow toggles the shadow behind the text.
• Image: default-icon, uses the 6Tools icon (the addon's own icon.png) whenever no image file is set. Turn it off to show no image until you set one, or set display to Text to drop the image entirely. image, the file name of an image in .minecraft/config/sixtoolsaddon/watermark/ (the folder is created for you), or a full path like C:\Users\you\Pictures\logo.png. Leave it empty to use the 6Tools icon. PNG works best, JPG, GIF and BMP also load. Big images are shrunk automatically. image-height, height in pixels, the width follows the picture's proportions. gap, space between the image and the text. tint-image, multiplies the image by the text color, handy for one-color logos.
• Scale: optional custom-scale independent of the global HUD text scale.

Changing the image file (replacing it or editing it) is picked up within about a second, no restart needed. If the image can't be found or loaded, the element shows just the text (or, in Image mode, nothing outside the HUD editor, where it says "No image").

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Enemies List

A global enemies list, separate from Player Tracker's and Auto TP Accept's own independent enemy-names settings (each of those predates this and still keeps its own list). This one is shared by Chat Highlighter, Sound Editor's enemy_spotted sound, and the new .onlineplayers enemys command, and persists to .minecraft/config/sixtoolsaddon-enemies.txt. The social-sync module can keep it matched with Mio and RusherHack. .enemy add/.enemy remove tab-complete (add suggests currently loaded player names, remove suggests names already on the list).

Chat

A built-in chat between 6Tools users, separate from the server's chat. Open it from the Chat tab in Meteor's GUI (next to Enemies) or with .chat (alias .6c).

• General: one public channel shared by everyone connected to the relay. Messages are plain text.
• Friend DMs: only with players on your Meteor friends list, and only from them: DMs from non-friends are dropped. They are end-to-end encrypted (a fresh RSA-2048 key per session wraps an AES-GCM key per message), so the relay only forwards ciphertext. DMs need the other person to be online; nothing is stored.
• Relay: a small Cloudflare Worker (worker/) that forwards messages. It connects automatically when you join a world (autoConnect). Names are verified through Mojang's session server, so nobody can pose as a premium account; cracked accounts can still connect as unverified names.
• Filters: you never see general messages from muted players or from anyone on your Enemies list. .chat mute is local to your client, nothing is sent to the relay.
• Notifications: while the chat screen is closed, new messages are echoed in the main chat and unread counts show on the conversation tabs. .chat echo toggles the echo.
• Rate limits: 5 message burst, then about 1 per second; the same message can't be repeated within 5 seconds; max 256 characters.
• Self-hosting: deploy worker/ with Wrangler, set ADMINS in worker/wrangler.toml to your own Minecraft UUID(s), then point clients at it with .chat url wss://.... ADMINS only matters on the relay you host: the server checks the admin's Mojang-verified UUID, so editing the client or the open source code can't grant admin on someone else's relay.

Settings live in .minecraft/config/sixtoolsaddon/chat.json (relayUrl, autoConnect, echo, muted).

Commands

Use whatever command prefix your Meteor build is set to, not the dot:

Command	Effect
.invsorter save <n>	Snapshot your current inventory as <n>
.invsorter load <n>	Enable the sorter and start sorting to <n>
.invsorter delete <n>	Remove a saved inventory
.invsorter clear	Remove every saved inventory
.invsorter list	List saved inventory names
.printstats	Show how many withers you have printed with Wither Print (total and this session)
.printstats <player>	Show the same for another account used on this client
.printstats all	List totals for every account
.printstats reset	Reset your own count
.dub	Count double chests across every loaded chunk
.dub rendered	Count double chests within an 8-chunk radius
.dub rendered <radius>	Count double chests within a custom chunk radius
.setdiscord set <url>	Set the Discord webhook URL used by Discord Notifier
.setdiscord clear	Clear the saved webhook URL
.enemy add <name>	Add a name to the shared enemies list (tab-completes online players)
.enemy remove <name>	Remove a name from the list (tab-completes existing entries)
.enemy list	List everyone currently on the enemies list
.onlineplayers friends	List which of your friends are currently online
.onlineplayers enemys	List which of your enemies are currently online
.coords	Copy your current coordinates to the clipboard
.coords raw	Copy just the raw numbers, no formatting
.spoof	Show the spoofer status and the current fake position (the offset is hidden in random mode)
.spoof on / .spoof off	Turn the spoofer module on or off
.spoof reroll	Pick a new random fake position
.spoof mode offset	Fake coords move with you (real position + random shift)
.spoof mode fixed	Fake coords stay on one random position
.spoof mode random	Hidden 3,000,000 to 10,000,000 block offset, rolled again every time you leave a server
.spoof range <blocks>	Set how far the random values can reach and reroll
.spoof y on / .spoof y off	Also fake (or stop faking) the Y level
.spoof set <x> <z>	Show exact fixed coords of your choice (Y stays 64)
.spoof set <x> <y> <z>	Show exact fixed coords including Y
.chesttracker search hand	Search Chest Tracker for whatever's in your main hand
.chesttracker search <item>	Search Chest Tracker for a specific item
.chesttracker clear all	Wipe all tracked container data
.chesttracker clear dimension	Wipe tracked data for your current dimension only
.chesttracker export	Export tracked container data
.chesttracker nearby <radius>	List tracked containers within a radius
.chat	Open the chat window
.chat general [message]	Open the General channel, or send a message to it
.chat <friend> [message]	Open a DM with a friend, or send them an encrypted message
.chat connect / .chat disconnect	Connect to or leave the relay
.chat who	List everyone online on the relay
.chat echo	Toggle echoing new messages in the main chat
.chat mute <name> / .chat unmute <name>	Hide (or show again) a player's messages, local only
.chat url <wss://...>	Use a different relay
.chat ban <name> / .chat unban <name> / .chat bans	Relay admins only, refused for everyone else
.setinput	Start input area selection for Stash Mover
.setoutput	Start output area selection for Stash Mover
.setclear	Clear all Stash Mover area selections
.stashstatus	Check Stash Mover areas and current configuration

Discord Webhook Setup

Discord Notifier needs a webhook URL before it can send anything. A webhook is a link tied to one specific Discord channel, anything posted to it shows up as a message in that channel, it isn't tied to a Discord account or bot.

1. In Discord, open the server/channel you want chat forwarded to.
2. Go to that channel's settings → Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook (or Create Webhook).
3. Give it a name/avatar if you want, then click Copy Webhook URL. It looks like https://discord.com/api/webhooks/123456789012345678/AbCdEf....
4. In Minecraft, run .setdiscord set <paste the URL here>.
5. Enable the Discord Notifier module and turn on send-chat and/or send-coords, whichever you want forwarded.

The URL is only ever stored locally in your Meteor config, it's never shown back in chat or logged, and .setdiscord set validates that what you paste actually looks like a Discord webhook URL before accepting it. Run .setdiscord clear any time to remove it (the module just stops sending, no need to disable it first).

Treat the webhook URL like a password, anyone who has it can post messages into that Discord channel. If you ever want to revoke it, delete the webhook from that channel's Integrations settings in Discord and create a new one.

Building

./gradlew build

The output jar lands in build/libs/, versioned as 6ToolsAddon-<major>.<minor>.<patch>.jar (the version auto-increments on every build, see the top of build.gradle.kts if you want to reset or change that). Drop the built jar into your mods folder alongside a matching Meteor Client build.

gradle/libs.versions.toml is the single place to bump Minecraft/Yarn/Loader/Loom/Meteor versions if any of them move.

Credits

• Homes and the underlying base system are adapted from Powie69's 6Bees addon: https://github.com/Powie69/6Bees. Full credit for the original design goes to Powie69.
• Efly, the elytra-flight logic, is Volizray's own VolytraFly: https://github.com/Volizray/VolytraFly-Addon. It's repackaged and renamed only for this addon (package, class name, module id efly, and category changed); the actual flight logic is untouched. Full credit for Efly's design and implementation goes to Volizray.
• Shulker View is ported from cattyngmd/shulker-view (MIT licensed). Adapted to run as a normal Meteor module (own settings, own category) instead of a separate mod with its own config screen, and extended in this addon with fully customizable background color and on-screen position.
• Whisper Logger is adapted from Plumbiller's PlumbillerPublic addon. Repackaged into this addon's structure (package, category, config folder) and simplified to target only this project's supported Minecraft version, with the rest of the logic unchanged. Full credit for the original module and its Discord-style HTML log design goes to Plumbiller.
• Chest related modules are adapted from BepHaxAddon.
• Meteor Fix, one of the Meteor bug fixes used Fractal420's Meteor-GUI-Position-Fix.
• Lucky1821
• Wither Print is based on ComicSquid74273's Wither printer: https://github.com/ComicSquid74273/Wither-printer.

License

MIT, see LICENSE. You're free to use, modify, and redistribute this addon as long as the original copyright notice and the credits above are kept.