Marionette spawns fully-functional fake players (real bots that actually join your server) and lets you control them with a clean command set: move them, make them attack/mine/use, manage their inventory, ride entities, and more.

Built from the ground up to be self-contained and universal — no external libraries to install, drop the jar in and go.

✦ Why Marionette

• Runs everywhere — Spigot, Paper, Purpur, Pufferfish and other forks, on every modern Minecraft version (including the very latest).
• Zero dependencies — no CommandAPI, no Adventure platform to install. Native Bukkit under the hood.
• Real players — fakes appear in the tab list, can be hit, can mine, can hold items, persist while you're offline.
• Lightweight — fast enable, no bloat.
• Clean UX — branded, well-formatted responses; a clickable /marionette list; a proper /help marionette.

✦ Features

• Spawn fake players at your location or any world/coords
• Persist while the creator is offline (configurable)
• Movement & posture: move, look, turn, sneak, sprint, jump, swap, sleep
• Actions: attack, mine, use, drop — once / continuous / interval
• Ride entities & vehicles
• Inventory: invsee, hold slot, drop item/stack/inventory
• Run server commands as a fake player
• Teleport, select, status, distance, exp transfer
• Per-player limits, permissions, configurable lifespan

✦ Commands

Base command: /marionette (alias /mar). Full list in-game with /marionette help.

/marionette spawn [name] [world] [x y z]
/marionette kill [names|-a]   /marionette killall
/marionette list   /marionette select   /marionette status
/marionette tp | tphere | tps
/marionette attack|mine|use|jump|drop  (once|continuous|interval <ticks>|stop)
/marionette move|look|turn|sneak|sprint|ride|swap|sleep|hold
/marionette invsee | expme | cmd | set | config

✦ Installation

1. Drop Marionette-x.x.x.jar into your /plugins folder.
2. Restart the server. That's it — no other plugins required.

✦ Permissions

• marionette.* — everything
• marionette.command.<name> — individual commands (e.g. marionette.command.spawn)