- Fabric
- 1.20.6 – 26.3
- windows
- macos
- linux
plays like you.
let's take aim assist for an example, an ordinary aim assist module forcefully pulls you. pluto learns from your movements, and learns how to correct your mistakes without feeling unnatural. sometimes, it even feels like it's never there. that's pluto's magic.
- a normal aim assist doesn't know how you aim. you set a speed, and it pulls your crosshair toward a point at that rate, with no idea what your sensitivity is or how your hand moves.
- each tick it adds its own angle on top of yours. those raw angles don't line up with the whole mouse steps your sensitivity makes, and the pull keeps going even when your mouse stops.
- because the pull is constant, it bends every turn into the same robotic curve, tracks moving targets more tightly than a person can, and drags against your hand when you flick or look away.
- sensitivity–
- how fast you turn–
- a flick starts at–
- pluto doesn't make you tune sliders to look legit. just play for a few seconds and it learns your sensitivity and how fast you flick, then saves your profile so it already knows your hand next time you launch.
- every adjustment lands on a real mouse step for your sensitivity, and it never moves a pixel while your hand is still. to the server, the rotations look like they came straight from your mouse.
- in a fight, it stays out of your way until you need it. it lets you flick freely and just helps you stick the landing without overshooting, helps you keep up with strafes, and never drags against you when you look away.
pluto's modules have been rigorously tested in real-game simulations, millions of times, to ensure that it feels the best, and plays the best. swag? maybe.
twenty-one modules so far.
combat, movement, hud, the rest. this is the real menu, click around.
escto close
customizable hud.
move around modules to your heart's content, intuitively, as any client should let you.
drag an element to move it, pull a corner to resize it, double click to put it back
self-destruct.
one button click and the client kindly fucks off your memory. no trace left behind. doesn't write to disk. no nothing. do you know how many fabric clients have this ability? fucking one. and that is pluto. do you know why? it's really hard to implement.
unload pluto
off until you restart the game.
share your setup.
your settings save to your account. share a profile with a code.
5UIY P26G JXAZ
imported 24 times · made oct 19- fullbrightbrightness 0.85 · on V
- discord rpcon
- shield breakerswap on sight · on left alt
- velocityon
- auto totemreaction 0.20 s · hotbar never
- coordinatescompass off · on B
5UIY P26G JXAZ
imported 24 times · made oct 191.20.6 to 26.3.
because i just wanted to suffer supporting modern legacy versions. soooo much backporting...
- 1.20.6
1.20.6
- 1.21
- 1.21.1
- 1.21.2
- 1.21.3
- 1.21.4
- 1.21.5
- 1.21.6
- 1.21.7
- 1.21.8
- 1.21.10
- 1.21.11
1.21 – 1.21.11
- 26.1
- 26.1.1
- 26.1.2
- 26.2
- 26.3
26.1 – 26.3
stable or nightly.
checkout isn't open yet.
stable
tested builds.
€48/year
- all modules
- profiles and share codes
nightly
new builds first. sometimes buggy.
€96/year
- everything in stable
- new modules and builds first
- new versions in days
- send feedback on test builds
prices in euros, vat included · pay once in crypto · nothing renews · one computer per license, move it every 7 days
questions.
anything else? ask on Discord.
a ghost client for Minecraft: Java Edition, 1.20.6 to 26.3. it uses simulated inputs and human timing to stay undetected, and its defaults are tuned to feel natural out of the box.