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burningpig

v0.0.8

Published

A Minecraft 1.6.2 server in Node

Downloads

4

Readme

BurningPig

burningpig

###A Minecraft 1.4.5 Server in Node.js

BurningPig is a custom server for the creative game Minecraft: www.minecraft.net

##Direction I had originally forked the nodecraft project as the start of a modern Minecraft server. That project looked like it was originally built for Node v0.4, and Node has seen alot of improvements since then. I also wasn't happy with the way the protocol was being handled. They tried to staticly define it, and enough packets are dynamic based on their content that I didn't want to try and fix it.

BurningPig is a fresh start using Node v0.8+ and the goodness it has to offer, like streams!

##Current Features

  • The vanilla client can connect and donwload the (boring) terrain
  • Time, so day and night happen
  • Chat messages are sent to all connected clients
  • Player positions sync'd across connected clients
  • Server settings are now stored in 'settings.json'.
  • Digging! & persistent terrain
  • Protocol encryption
  • Player validation against minecraft.net

##What's Next

  • Player inventory (only current session, not persisted yet)
  • Pickups after digging
  • Placing blocks

##On The Way

  • Persisted Players & Inventory
  • Terrain generation

##Server Settings The settings that control the server options are stored in the settings.json file.

Current settings: serverName - The name of the server that shows up in the Multiplayer server screen. listenPort - The TCP port the server listens on. maxPlayers - The maximium number of players the server supports. gameMode - The game mode dimension - The dimension of the world difficulty - World difficulty

Example:

{
    "serverName": "BurningPig DevServer!",
    "listenPort": 25565,
    "maxPlayers": 8,
    "gameMode": 0,
    "dimension": 0,
    "difficulty": 1
}

##License BuringPig is MIT licensed. You know the drill. Enjoy!