Frequently Asked Questions

You are using the wrong jar or version of baritone, the wrong minecraft version, or you didn’t install the correct AltoClef version.

It’s possible that you installed a version of AltoClef that already includes Baritone. If this is the case, simply remove the Baritone JAR from your mods folder

(You can check if the AltoClef version you installed includes Baritone by opening the “altoclef” JAR file with WinRAR. Look for the “META-INF” folder and then go to “Jars.” You should see a file named something like baritone-unoptimized-fabric-.jar. )

While this is something on the developers part as mistakes and oversights can happen while programming, the most you can do right now is to restart your game or allocate more RAM to minecraft

Follow the installation instructions above, then run @gamer

In your .minecraft/altoclef folder there should be a file called altoclef_settings.json. Open it up and edit it. If you’re not familiar with JSON and think you broke the settings, look up “Json Parser” and use it to make sure your edited settings are in a valid format.

If you want to develop with it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iB8NEnG7SUw

If you want to just run it: https://youtu.be/22r0ynu3oZE

(A somewhat beginner friendly guide)

1. Clone the desired Repository

You can do a

git clone https://github.com/MarvionKirito/altoclef for the (current) 1.20.2 repo to update to a newer version of minecraft

Or do a git clone https://github.com/gaucho-matrero/altoclef for the official 1.18.2 Repository to update

2. Open the Project

Open the project in InteliJ community edition, you’ll need the Minecraft Development plugin from the InteliJ marketplace before you open/import this project

3. Open the Gradle.Properties file

Make a note of what’s in here, copy it to a blank notepad or word document before continuing. Update this based on https://fabricmc.net/develop/ and make sure this is up to date.

Update all of the yarn mapping code Use https://modmuss50.me/yarn/ to update all of the mappings inside of the AltoClef project (Not in gradle.properties, you’re done with this file). You can use something like GPT4 or BARD to help you if you can’t write code to figure it out. Use the “yarn_mappings” you wrote down from the gradle.properties file earlier and enter it into the website

OR

Use loom that adds the migrateMappings gradle task that does it pretty much automatically (you might need to do .\gradlew instead of gradlew)

5. Test it

Every time you update the classes/methods/fields you have to build/run it every time. It will tell you on the error logs what else needs to be updated or if you missed something and you’ll need to cross reference it with the website from Step 4

(do not ask me to help you I cannot help every single person with coding, look up tutorials on youtube or something. We will release updates when we can)

Download desired version AltoClef, install fabric.

Extract the AltoClef and baritone .jar files from the zip file. to the mods folder.

Note: Some AltoClef forks have baritone baked into the forked consult the each release separately

If you have used baritone before, you’ll need to delete the baritone folder the .minecraft/baritone

Then run @help for a list of commands.
Check out the usage guide for more.

If the issue is not caused by AltoClef (try normal baritone first), join the official baritone server

Check @help in game or look to The Usage Guide

AltoClef is a client side mod that allows you to do some actions automatically, a few examples are beating the game, getting materials, and killing people automatically