See and edit an inventory

This is probably one of the most useful features this add-on has. Now, you can easily edit the inventory of another player through a chest. There's no need to ask your friend if he stole your pickaxe, you can check it yourself and get it back. You can also edit the armor and the offhand. Also, since it's a chest, you can use a hopper to slowly steal someone's items. In addition, you can always teleport to a chest or delete it remotely, in case you forgot where you placed it.

Ban system

This system allows you to ban players for a certain amount of time, or permanently. You can also provide a reason, which the player will see every time they try to join the world while they're banned. Here you have some screenshots which I took from my video.

Most of the menus in AdminUtils are like the one above. You have the "Back" button, the "Type an offline/online player instead" button, and then buttons to choose the player, depending on the task that you want to do. The reason I added an option to write a player manually is that sometimes, in this case, for example, the player you want to ban might have already left, so you they won't appear listed there, instead, you can ban them through their name.

Jail system

With this system you can imprison someone for a certain amount of time, or permanently. First, you need to set the jail location, which is necessary, contrary to the jail exit location. However, it's dangerous if you imprison someone and you haven't set the jail exit location yet, as they won't be able to leave the prison until you set the exit location. Also, I highly recommend that you build a jail of the size you want, from where they can't escape. Here you have a screenshot of the instructions I added inside AdminUtils:

There are security measures in case the player leaves while it's being teleported out of the jail, here you have an example:

Vanish system

This system enables you to be completely invisible, even if you're wearing armor or if you're holding an item with your left or right hand, like a shield. While you're in vanish mode, you can still place blocks or do whatever you want, but no one will notice it's you. Here you have some screenshots:

Freecam system

This system allows you to move around your world freely, even through blocks.

There are two types of freecam:

• Spectator freecam:

This freecam is the easiest to use, as it uses the Spectator mode and adds some features that can be used in the "Current freecam" button.

You can also travel through dimensions if you choose the "Teleport freecam to a specific location" option.

• Experimental freecam:

This freecam allows you to move through blocks but without actually moving your character, only your camera.

As you can see, the camera is far away from my character, so other players won't be able to actually see where you are looking at.

The green concrete blocks represent the space that should be left so that you can move your camera without your character hitting a block, although after you have moved a few blocks your character will be moved back to the center, but without affecting your camera.

Controls

• Move: W A S D (PC) or use the buttons you normally use to move on your device.
• Ascend: jump (if you are in Creative mode, do not double jump as you will begin to fly and the camera won't be able to detect if you are jumping or sneaking. If this happens, simply double jump again to stop flying).
• Descend: sneak.
• Force chunk load: select the slot 7 (of your hotbar) for 1 second.
• Increase speed: select the slot 8.
• Decrease speed: select the slot 9.

Auto chunk load

If enabled, this system loads new chunks automatically when you have moved a certain distance from the last time new chunks were loaded. This is useful because, by default, Minecraft doesn't load new chunks no matter how far your camera moves, so I had to make this system. It can be customized here:

Freeze system

Now you can easily freeze a player, making them unable to move and perhaps catching them red-handed. They'll also barely be able to move the camera. No matter what they do, they won't move a pixel.

Projectile powers

These powers can be triggered when you hit a mob or a player with a snowball, an arrow, or an egg. For example, you can shoot your friend with an arrow and get them struck by lightning, trap them inside an ice cage, or make a TNT follow them until it blows up.

Kill system

This basically allows you to kill a player even if they're in Creative mode. It's useful as sometimes you don't know if a player is on Survival or Creative mode, and you want to kill them but you don't want to lose time changing their gamemode to Survival. Here's an example:

Launch system

If a player is peacefully walking on a plain, gathering materials for the night, you can have some fun by launching them to the sky. If you're close to them, you can actually hear the sound of a rocket!