AFKGhost

AFKGhost

Leave a ghost behind. Keep nearby passive vanilla farms running while you’re offline.

How it works

• Logout ghosts appear where you log out and disappear when you reconnect.
• Placed clones stay where you place them, independently of reconnects and logout ghosts. Administrators control access and each player’s clone limit.

Both are restored after server restarts. Farming follows vanilla distance, spawning and simulation rules. The server must remain running; downtime is not simulated.

Features

• Passive farm presence: Supports crop growth, natural mob spawning and spawner activation through normal Minecraft player rules.
• Your appearance: Choose opacity, miniature size, cosmetic armor, held items and name visibility. Everyone sees your ghosts and clones with your settings.
• Custom names: Name your ghosts and clones, or let unnamed clones use automatic numbering.
• Safe separation: Stationary and invulnerable. Ghosts cannot collect items or XP, interact with blocks, or change your inventory and progression.
• No hostile targeting: Monsters ignore ghosts and clones. They do not trigger phantom spawns, count toward sleeping requirements or appear in the player list.
• Server controls: Configure permissions, clone limits, total capacity, lifetimes and dimension restrictions.

Setup

1. Install matching AFKGhost builds for your Minecraft version and loader on the server and all clients. Fabric also requires Fabric API.
2. For logout ghosts, an administrator runs /afkghost allow PlayerName. The player then enables the feature in Pause Menu → AFK Ghost, or uses /afkghost enable.
3. For placed clones, an administrator runs /afkghost clones allow PlayerName. The player can then use the Clones tab or /afkghost clone place.

Defaults: four active ghosts/clones in total, no expiration, and one placed clone per permitted player. Logout and clone permissions are independent.