KillauraBot

Induce KillAura cheats to attack by spoofing packets, then automatically apply punishment.

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Working Principle

KillauraBot sends spoofed player entity packets (fake entities) to cheaters, making them appear in the blind spot behind the target. If the player is using KillAura, the cheat will automatically lock onto and attack the fake entity — while normal players cannot see it (configurable invisibility). Once the hit count exceeds the threshold, the plugin executes configurable punishments.

The whole process is entirely packet‑based, no real entities are created, low performance overhead, and hard for cheat clients to bypass.

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Core Features

• Fake Entity Spawning — Spawn a fake player‑like entity behind the target with random name and health
• Auto Patrol — Automatically spawn a fake entity behind the player when they attack an entity to improve detection rate
• Intelligent Detection — Hit‑count threshold mechanism to prevent false positives
• Multiple Punishments — MESSAGE / DAMAGE / KICK / BAN, fully configurable
• Random Invisibility — Configurable invisibility chance to raise difficulty for cheaters to detect
• Random Armor — Fake entities may randomly equip leather up to netherite gear (independent probability)
• Action Mimicry — Fake entities mimic target player movements for better stealth against cheats
• Orbit / Follow — Fake entities can stay stationary following or orbit around the target
• Multilingual Support — Built‑in English and Simplified Chinese; customise messages inside the messages/ directory
• Hot Reload — /kb reload, no server restart required

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Commands

Usage	Description
/kb spawn <player> [seconds]	Spawn fake entity for target player (10 seconds by default)
/kb stop [player]	Remove fake entity for specified player or all fake entities
/kb list	List currently active fake entities
/kb reload	Reload configuration files

Permission: killaurabot.use (admin‑only)

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Compatibility

• Minecraft 1.8.x, 1.20.4 (Paper / Spigot / their forks) (other versions untested)
• ProtocolLib 4.x / 5.x
• Java 8 – 21

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Dependencies

• [ProtocolLib] must be installed

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Configuration Example

# Hit count threshold
hit-threshold: 5

# Fake entity invisibility chance
invisible-chance: 0.6

# Random armor chance
armor-chance: 0.6

# Auto patrol on entity attack
patrol-enabled: true
patrol-duration: 1

# Punishment settings
punishment:
  type: KICK
  kick-message: "&cUnfair Advantage"