Hello together,

As i recently had gotten my hands on some empty disposable vapes with surprisingly powerful processors, I had started to wonder if I could run a ClassiCube server on them.

I quickly noticed however, that all the existing server software either used java or the absolutely inefficient and non-portable mess that is dotnet (even if mono is supposedly supported on armel targets but i never managed to get it to work). Despite the simplicity of the protocol, no one had apparently ever written a plain C server implementation before.

So, I started writing my own server software and I have gotten to a point where most features work now while the memory and RAM footprints are kept pretty low.

Here is my Codeberg repository

Now, my question simply is, how can I possibly eventually get my server software added to the list of compatible server software and what are the concrete requirements that it needs to be able to fulfill to be added?

Kind regards,
Minki

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Edited yesterday at 05:21 AM1 day by Rainb0wSkeppy
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if youre refering to the wiki page (https://minecraft.wiki/w/Minecraft_Wiki:Projects/wiki.vg_merge/Classic_Server_List) you can just edit it and add your thingy

and no youre not the first doing a C server implementation, sorry to break the news :p

4 minutes ago, flaffymg said:

if youre refering to the wiki page (https://minecraft.wiki/w/Minecraft_Wiki:Projects/wiki.vg_merge/Classic_Server_List) you can just edit it and add your thingy

and no youre not the first doing a C server implementation, sorry to break the news :p

I was referring to the page at https://www.classicube.net/server/host/ which lists some server software compatible with ClassiCube.

I had done a quick search for ClassiCube compatible servers in C before and all the ones i was able to find only supported the base Minecraft Classic game and not the extended features of ClassiCube. My end goal with the project is to have feature parity with the Enhanced mode of ClassiCube while keeping a very low memory footprint.

6 minutes ago, MinkiTheAvali said:

I was referring to the page at https://www.classicube.net/server/host/ which lists some server software compatible with ClassiCube.

I had done a quick search for ClassiCube compatible servers in C before and all the ones i was able to find only supported the base Minecraft Classic game and not the extended features of ClassiCube. My end goal with the project is to have feature parity with the Enhanced mode of ClassiCube while keeping a very low memory footprint.

That page is REALLY outdated, but try talking with the admins like andrew or 123dmwm (maybe they even update the page lol)