Melonity cheat for Minecraft

Melonity is a Minecraft cheat for PvP and anarchy servers — 71 entries across six menu tabs. The card groups them into three categories, Misc, Aimbot and Visuals, while the client itself splits modules across Combat, Movement, Render, Player, Baritone and Misc.

Minecraft cheat for PvP: combat and automation

KillAura crit-attacks anything nearby, and TriggerBot fires the moment a target enters range — worth turning on for bare-fist fights where reaction speed matters more than manual timing. AntiMiss matters when the target has already moved off the frame you clicked on, because without it the swing just hits air. Crystal fights get their own set: AutoCrystal places and pops end crystals, PearlTarget throws an ender pearl straight at the enemy, and Hitbox widens the area that counts as a hit on another player. NoVelocity cancels the knockback from hits so that a fight doesn't turn into shoving someone across the map, and AutoTotem slots a totem into your hand before your health hits zero.

Part of the Misc group isn't built for anarchy in general; it targets two specific projects: RWJoiner logs itself into the server ReallyWorld, and Schedules tracks the event calendar on FunTime, which means the automation was written for particular communities rather than anarchy at large. AuctionHelper and AutoBuy pick up cheap auction listings faster than doing it by hand, so it's worth leaving them running in the background. ClanUpgrade and CreeperFarm automate clan levelling and creeper farming — the kind of module you don't toggle before every fight, you just leave on.

The visual side and the menu layout

The client splits modules across six tabs — Combat, Movement, Render, Player, Baritone and Misc — while the published feature list is condensed into three groups (Misc, Aimbot, Visuals) totalling 71 entries. Only the Render tab shows up in the screenshots: it has ItemESP, which highlights items and ore, Circles, 3D Particles, and SwingAnimation with its own Mode dropdown and Power slider rather than a single switch. HUD is built from separate elements — an armor indicator, potions, the hotbar and tips — turned on one at a time when only one of them is useful, not as a bundle. The theme changes too: the screenshots show the client in two different reskins, Calm Gray and Classic.

Ore-finding runs through BlockESP, which highlights ore through blocks, and AncientXRay for ancient debris in the Nether specifically; combat visibility runs through ESP, GlowESP and ShaderESP at different outline brightness. Baritone, Player and most of Movement never show up in any screenshot, which means their contents aren't described here — only what the frames actually confirm, not everything the sidebar names.

Compatibility and requirements

The client runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 with an Intel or AMD CPU; the GPU model doesn't matter. The disk has to be GPT and the system installed in UEFI mode, not Legacy, because moving off MBR to GPT means repartitioning the machine, not flipping a setting. No separate USB flash drive is needed to launch it. It runs in borderless windowed or regular windowed mode, so running it fullscreen doesn't work as intended. The overlay is not hidden from screen capture — it shows up on stream and in OBS.

Pricing

The key comes in 30-day or 365-day terms, from 499 to 3779 GCC. The GCC balance is checked automatically at checkout, and the key lands in the account right after payment. If you want a lighter cheat for Minecraft instead, it's worth comparing this one against the rest of the game's cheat catalog.