Minecraft Java cheats: KillAura, aim, wallhack and fly
AutoTotem, AutoCrystal, ElytraFly and XRay for Minecraft Java on Windows. The Minecraft clients with KillAura are built for FunTime.
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The Minecraft cheats here differ in format. Melonity is a full-fledged cheat client for Java Edition: KillAura with crits, AimAssist, TriggerBot, AutoTotem, ElytraFly, player, item and block ESP, AncientXRay, FreeCam and macros. Dream is a private cheat for versions 1.7–1.8 and 1.12.2, compatible with Lunar Client, Badlion and Forge: an aimbot with FOV and smoothing, KillAura, auto totem, ESP for chests, resources and players through blocks, fly and speedhack.
Melonity's KillAura is tuned for FunTime, ReallyWorld, HolyWorld and SpookyTime, and the client supports servers up to version 1.21.3. According to the developer, Dream is compatible with most popular servers, including those running a basic anti-cheat. Each server has its own checks, and they change, so check the server's version and rules in advance. You need a PC with Windows 10 or 11 to run them; there are no mobile or console versions.
Minecraft software FAQ
Do the cheats work on FunTime and ReallyWorld?
Melonity's KillAura is tuned for FunTime, ReallyWorld, HolyWorld and SpookyTime. The developer describes Dream as compatible with most popular servers, including servers with a basic anti-cheat, but doesn't list specific ones. Each server has its own checks, and they change over time, so there's no way to predict in advance how a particular server will behave.
Which Minecraft versions are supported?
Melonity is built for Java Edition and servers up to version 1.21.3. Dream runs on Java versions 1.7–1.8 and 1.12.2 and is compatible with Lunar Client, Badlion, Forge, OptiFine, the vanilla game and a number of unofficial launchers. These cheats have no Bedrock versions for phones or consoles.
Is there XRay and auto totem?
Yes, there's auto totem: in Melonity it's the AutoTotem module, in Dream it's auto-totem. XRay in Melonity is the AncientXRay module, while Dream highlights chests and resources via ESP through blocks. For PvP, Melonity also has AutoGapple, AutoCrystal, AutoDodge and Surround.
How do I avoid hitting friends with KillAura on?
Melonity has the NoFriendDamage module for this: it disables damage to players on your friends list. Dream doesn't list such a feature, so it's better to turn its KillAura off when you're near allies.