Using the bot viewer
The bot viewer is a real-time 3D renderer built into the web client. It shows you the Minecraft world around your bot so you can see exactly what is happening without launching the game.
What does the viewer show?
- Terrain and blocks - The surrounding environment is rendered in 3D, including buildings, terrain, and placed blocks.
- Nearby players - Other players in render distance are shown with their names and skins.
- Entities - Mobs, animals, items, and other entities are visible in the viewer.
- Your bot - See your bot's current position, orientation, and equipped items.
Camera controls
You can rotate the camera around your bot by clicking and dragging. Use the scroll wheel to zoom in or out. On mobile, use pinch gestures to zoom and swipe to rotate.
Performance
The viewer is optimized to run smoothly even on lower-end devices. The render distance is automatically adjusted based on your device capabilities. If you experience lag, try closing other browser tabs.
Note:The bot viewer runs entirely in your browser using WebGL. It does not require any plugins or downloads. It works on all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
When to use the viewer
The viewer is useful for quick check-ins on your bot. Instead of opening Minecraft to see if your farm is working or your bot is in the right place, just open the web client on your phone and take a look. Pair it with the console to monitor chat and events at the same time.
Last updated: February 2026