GUY2 Commands

Main changes

• Modified the categories to make them cleaner.
• Added keybinds to all modules.
• Added a Favourites tab. Middle-click a module to add it to Favourites.
• Modified Coord Spoof to spoof coordinates in the normal F3 menu and in other mods. This was tested with Xaero's Minimap and MiniHUD.
• Added a Death Chat module. This module allows you to type while on the death screen. It works on vanilla and Fabric servers. It does not work on Paper because Paper performs additional checks before sending a message.
• Added a Fake Items module. This module adds four commands by default: /give, /killall, /clear, and /enchant. It also includes toggles for fake knockback, damage to real blocks, and ghost player mode.
• The purpose of Fake Items is to give admins and server owners quite a shock when you post an image or video of yourself using impossible-to-obtain items or impossible quantities of items.
• Fake items and blocks work like they do in vanilla. Mobs have AI and sounds. Redstone logic works. Blocks that normally give experience can give experience. You can also interact with blocks such as furnaces and crafting tables. These features make the fake content more realistic.
• There is no way to identify the items as fake from only the image or video.
• Fake Items command /give: Gives an item using normal /give syntax.
• Fake Items command /killall: Removes all fake entities and fake blocks.
• Fake Items command /clear: Clears your inventory and restores it to what the server says you should have.
• Fake Items command /enchant: Enchants items without an enchantment level limit.
• Yes, you can mine a fake diamond ore with a fake diamond pickaxe that has fake Fortune 1,000,000 and make it drop 1,000,000 fake entities, which can crash your game. (The crash isn't fake tho)
• Added a Fast Block Breaking module. It removes the 5-tick delay between breaking blocks by releasing the attack input and immediately attacking a block again.
• Added a Fast Block Placement module. It is inspired by the same module in Tweakeroo, but it is designed to be a more "legit" version.
• On servers with an anti-cheat, Tweakeroo's block placement can be flagged as cheating. Fast Block Placement places blocks in a more legitimate way and limits placement to one block per tick to prevent ghost blocks.
• Like Tweakeroo, Fast Block Placement can place blocks using specific placement modes: Layer, Plane, Diagonal, Column, and Unrestricted.
• Modified the AI used by the Follow module. It now uses a backup pathfinding method.
• Added the ability to reorder configs in modules such as Phrase Detection, Inventory Macros, and Self Command. You can now drag a setting and drop it in a new position instead of using the up/down arrows next to it. The arrows still exist.
• Added a Player Ping module. It displays a player's ping next to their username. It does not display the ping in the tab list.
• Added a Self Command module. This module executes command-block-like syntax at the player's position and allows advanced automation.
• Self Command uses the basic /execute command syntax, but it also supports custom syntax such as AND, OR, ELSE, and brackets.
• Self Command can execute actions when a specific condition is true. For example, /execute if @s[health=..5] run custom runs any custom function you want when your health is below 5.
• Another example is /execute if block ~ ~-1 ~ lava run spawn, which teleports you to spawn if the block below you is lava.
• Command blocks can also be chained with chain command blocks. They work like Minecraft chain command blocks and execute if the main command block returned True, which means its condition was met.
• A command block returns True only after it finishes all of its custom actions.
• Self Command has different camera movement types. Instant immediately snaps the camera to a specific position. Legit moves the camera smoothly, but not too smoothly, so it looks similar to normal player movement.
• Because Self Command is complex, there is an AI syntax help button. This button copies instructions that you can give to an AI bot to help you with the /execute syntax.
• The Self Command Settings tab should be left unchanged unless you know what you are doing or want to experiment.
• Added a Slot Display module. It displays a number next to a specific slot in containers and in your inventory. This is useful for the AutoShop and Inventory Macros modules.
• Modified the Inventory Macros module so it can interact with inventory slots. Don't ask me why it could not do that in the first place.
• Inventory Macros now has counterparts to execute if and execute if not: click if and click if not. These can click a specific slot or item if a specific slot meets a specific condition.
• Inventory macros can also be individually enabled or disabled.
• Inventory macros now have a separate profile option, which removes the need to constantly enable and disable modules when switching between servers.
• Added a Smart Restock module. It is inspired by the tweakHandRestock module in Tweakeroo.
• Like Fast Block Placement, Smart Restock fixes the issue where Tweakeroo's equivalent feature does not work when the server has an anti-cheat.
• Modified Username Spoof so it also spoofs usernames in custom nametags, scoreboards, and other places that previously bypassed Username Spoof. It does not work with custom fonts.
• Added Keybind Settings for all modules. This feature is inspired by the same feature in Tweakeroo.
• Keybind Settings lets you select whether the keybind activates when the key is pressed or released, whether it works in a GUI, in-game, or in both, and whether the key order is important.
• Modified Hardware Spoof so it also spoofs values in the normal F3 screen. I also polished a few things.

QoL and tweaks

• Added random delay ranges to modules that can execute after a specific delay, such as AutoShop, Inventory Macros, and Self Command. Instead of using only one value, such as 10, you can now use a range such as 10..20.
• Improved the F6 menu. Typing now automatically enters text into the search field, so you no longer need to click the search field first.
• Removed the keybind from the Minecraft keybind menu and changed the default keybind from F6 to G.

List of potential actions that a Self Command module can execute

• Initial delay: Waits X ticks after the command is triggered.
• Look at entity: Looks at the entity that triggered the condition.
• Look at block: Looks at a specific block.
• Look at angle: Looks at a specific angle.
• Hitbox: Returns True if the crosshair is on an entity's hitbox.
• Left click: Clicks, you guessed it, left click. Woah!
• Right click: You won't believe it, it right-clicks.
• Hold attack: Holds left click.
• Hold use: Holds right click.
• Mine till: Mines a specific number of blocks.
• Inv slot: Clicks a slot in an open GUI.
• Sneak: Sneaks.
• Jump: Jumps.
• Say: Sends text in chat. To run a command, use /. For example, spawn says "spawn", while /spawn runs the /spawn command.
• Walk to: Walks to specific coordinates using rather advanced pathfinding.
• Walk to entity: Walks to the entity that triggered the condition.
• Random number: Selects a random number and saves it in a variable. The variable can later be used by other actions such as Look at block, Look at angle, Mine till, and Walk to.
• Select slot: Selects the specified slot in your hotbar.
• Sprint: Sprints.
• Drop item: Drops one item or the entire selected slot.
• Notify: Similar to the Say action, but completely client-side. This is useful for debugging.
• Set variable: Sets a value in a variable.
• Add variable: Adds or subtracts a value from a variable.
• Clear variable: Clears a variable's value.
• Disconnect: Disconnects.
• Return true: Returns True.
• Return false: Returns False.
• Stop sequence: Stops the current custom functions. This is useful for testing without removing all of your logic.