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'''iControlU''' is a plugin in the Kaboom server. It allows players to control other players with the <code>/icu</code> command. It is often used by bots to provide a "locking" feature, as players who are being controlled can't do anything.
'''iControlU''' is a plugin that allows players to control others with the <code>/icu control</code> command.  
 
==Locking==
 
Before the widespread use of [[Command cores]] and the advent of the connection limit, it was used by bots to provide a "locking" feature, as the plugin disables features such as chat and movement while a player is being controlled.
 
It has largely fallen out of use by bot developers as it requires you to have a Minecraft client connected to the server for each person you want to control. This spams chat, and will require the use of proxies if more than 4 locked players join the server at one time.
 
Instead, modern bots often implement a "[[Filtering|filter]]" system in their command core.
 
[[Category:Plugins]]

Latest revision as of 05:53, 12 August 2026

iControlU is a plugin that allows players to control others with the /icu control command.

Locking[edit]

Before the widespread use of Command cores and the advent of the connection limit, it was used by bots to provide a "locking" feature, as the plugin disables features such as chat and movement while a player is being controlled.

It has largely fallen out of use by bot developers as it requires you to have a Minecraft client connected to the server for each person you want to control. This spams chat, and will require the use of proxies if more than 4 locked players join the server at one time.

Instead, modern bots often implement a "filter" system in their command core.