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{{Bot|title1=mqcore|name=mqcore|date_created=Between February and March 2026|currently_maintained=Yes | {{Bot|title1=mqcore|name=mqcore|date_created=Between February and March 2026|currently_maintained=Yes | ||
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'''mqcore''' is a [[Kaboom]] bot, named after its extensive use of the [[wikipedia:MQTT|MQTT]] protocol. However, it is also referred to as "schizo bot", and "1.12.2 bot" (as the author joined Kaboom on a modified 1.12.2 client). | '''mqcore''' is a [[Kaboom]] bot, named after its extensive use of the [[wikipedia:MQTT|MQTT]] protocol. However, it is also referred to as "schizo bot", and "1.12.2 bot" (as the author joined Kaboom on a modified 1.12.2 client). | ||
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The bot has participated in [[filter wars]], both between [[Taskmaster]] and [[mewo]] (operated by [[cxvqo]]). This resulted in the development of the bot's blacklist feature. | The bot has participated in [[Filter wars|filter wars]], both between [[Taskmaster]] and [[mewo]] (operated by [[cxvqo]]). This resulted in the development of the bot's blacklist feature. | ||
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Some [[filters]] were applied in the past which were not justifiable and have since been removed. | Some [[Filtering|filters]] were applied in the past which were not justifiable and have since been removed. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:38, 25 August 2026
| Name | mqcore |
|---|---|
| Date Created | Between February and March 2026 |
| Currently Maintained | Yes |
| Project Details | |
| Library | MCProtocolLib (variable) |
| Language | Java (variable) |
mqcore is a Kaboom bot, named after its extensive use of the MQTT protocol. However, it is also referred to as "schizo bot", and "1.12.2 bot" (as the author joined Kaboom on a modified 1.12.2 client).
Originally, the prefix for this bot was >>, but it has been changed to >. Both prefixes work.
Features[edit]
The bot implements session, playtime, IP, chat and command tracking to make these features possible.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Alts | Find alternative accounts & IPs of a given player |
| Firstseen and Lastseen | Shows the date, server and IP of a given players first or last join |
| Last | Shows recent sessions for a given player |
| Lastwords and Firstwords | Shows the first or last message sent by a given player |
| Nword | Shows the amount of times a given player said both variations of the N word |
| Parkourgenerator | Inspired by Blackilykat's pkgen from HermitBot, with some additional features. |
| Playtime | Gives a summary about playtime stats of a given player |
| Schizo | Forces a given player, or the whole server, to babble random nonsense sourced from the bot's database. Can babble both commands and chat messages |
| CA Pentesting | A few CA experiments, one of them caused ChomeNS Bot to freeze and disconnect, allowing the filter to be bypassed. This was quickly fixed by its developer. |
Filtering[edit]
The bot has participated in filter wars, both between Taskmaster and mewo (operated by cxvqo). This resulted in the development of the bot's blacklist feature.
| Target | Justification | Active |
|---|---|---|
| Trouser-Streak users | Spamming /fill and /setblock | Variable |
| Russians | Large volume of abuse & supporting the Putin regime | Putin supporters only |
| Spammers | Spamming chat or commands | Yes |
| Crashers | Crashing the server, preventing access for a few minutes | Yes |
| Toxic players | Generally bringing the mood down, yo. | Yes |
| Spambots | Pretty much the same as spammers, but usually with more accounts. | Yes |
Some filters were applied in the past which were not justifiable and have since been removed.