Disclamer: No longer in development. Might reboot in the future.

Open source Minecraft minigames server targeting the latest versions of game. Project is licensed under AGPL v3 License

Our goal is to build both fun and competitive minigames. We decided to utilize all new Minecraft features added since the 1.8 release of the game, that would be used to create new and uniques games.

Project is currently under bigger architecture redesign. See below

Existing features, but not yet migrated, features:

• Friends
• Basic KitPvP gamemode
• Multi server system
• Map loading

This project is still in early development, so we don't need any maps yet etc. If you are not a developer, somehow got here, and still wanna get involved, you can jump in our Discord and ask if there is anything to do. Otherwise, please see instructions below.

Note: All instructions described here target the GNU/Linux system. This may differ for Windows and other UNIX-like systems.

You will need Java 8, the Kotlin compiler and Docker along with Docker Compose to work without root privileges. You will also need a good IDE with lombok support - We highly recommend IntelliJ.

After cloning, all you need to do is to simply import as a Gradle project to your IDE of choice (We use IntelliJ).

Note: Project still runs on 1.12.2 due to current version of Sponge

You can build using the docker task. This will produce several Docker images. They can be launched using docker-compose up. This will perform a full launch of the network, with all backends and one server per gamemode.

Since running the full network consumes a lot of resources, and it's a lot harder to debug in docker containers, you can use the task run from GamemodePlugin located under ./buildSrc. It's a gradle project that sets up a simple testing server (using LOCAL_SERVER_CONFIGURATION from the core project) and launches only one server, spoofing all backends. Supporting commands like creating fake users on-the fly are planned to be implemented soon. This is also the reason you can see ServerContext concept in core project.

For more information about a specific part of the project, search for a README inside its respective directory.

Note: Running full network may not work now

Currently goal is to rewrite everything to Kotlin, migrate entire business logic to microservices. As for now microservices are called directly using simple REST, but implementation will be hidden under GraphQL API Gateway, and maybe ditched in favor of rpc because speeeeed

Longer term plan is to fully replace NMS with an alternative server engine like Cuberite, or even better - Feather, once it becomes fully functional and stable. I will consider creating Java binds for Cuberite or even creating a full rewrite into Rust for Feather.