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'''Self-care''' (also known as '''rectification''' by [[HBot]]) is the automated correction of server state through [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Commands commands] or, more recently, with dedicated [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_protocol/Packets packets].
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'''Self-care''' (also referred to as '''rectification''' by [[HBot]]) is the automated correction of server state, usually pertaining to the logged in player, through [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Commands commands] or, more recently, with dedicated [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Java_Edition_protocol/Packets packets]. This process is usually automated through the use of a client mod, for example [[ChipmunkMod]], or as part of a wider bot.
The term is believed to have been initially coined by [[Dinhero21]]{{Citation needed}}.


Common targets include [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Server#Management operator status], [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Game_mode game mode] and  [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Game_rule game rules].
Common targets include [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Server#Management operator status], [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Game_mode game mode] and  [https://minecraft.wiki/w/Game_rule game rules].


Due to chat command ratelimits imposed by [[Extras]], dedicated packets and [[Command cores|command cores]] are preferred over commands executed in chat.
Due to chat command ratelimits imposed by [[Extras]], dedicated packets and [[Command cores|command cores]] are preferred over commands executed in chat.

Latest revision as of 04:40, 5 August 2026

Self-care (also referred to as rectification by HBot) is the automated correction of server state, usually pertaining to the logged in player, through commands or, more recently, with dedicated packets. This process is usually automated through the use of a client mod, for example ChipmunkMod, or as part of a wider bot. The term is believed to have been initially coined by Dinhero21[citation needed].

Common targets include operator status, game mode and game rules.

Due to chat command ratelimits imposed by Extras, dedicated packets and command cores are preferred over commands executed in chat.