AtomicCrash sends malformed packets with extreme values to the target player's client. This may cause the client to crash, freeze, or disconnect depending on the client version, mods installed, and hardware. Results are not guaranteed.
- Simple to use
One command with the player's name and done. - Exemption system
Only players with a higher exemption level can crash you. - Post-Crash checking
Checks if the player is actually crashed or not, after the command execution.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/crash <target> |
Attempt to crash the target's Minecraft client. |
/atomiccrash info |
Display informations about the plugin. |
/atomiccrash reload |
Reload the plugin's configurations. |
| Permission | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
atomiccrash.command.crash |
Required to crash players. | OP |
atomiccrash.command.core |
Required to use /atomiccrash. |
OP |
atomiccrash.command.core.reload |
Required to /atomiccrash reload. |
OP |
atomiccrash.exempt.<number> |
Protects the player from being crashed. A player can only be crashed by someone with a higher exemption number than their own or if the command is executed by console. | FALSE (assign this permission with permission plugins like LuckPerms) |
- The support goes from the latest version down to 1.21.4, but Java 25 is required for this plugin to work.
- Some anticheat plugins and PacketEvents plugin may throw errors such as
NullPointerExceptionin the console for older versions like 1.8 (client version). This is unfortunately not something that I can and I will be able to fix. - Bedrock players are fully immune to this plugin.
- Due to the way how this plugin works, clients can install mods to block malformed packets.