minecraft

I'm working to wrap the Minecraft server application with a Twisted Python server that has a RESTful API for getting the list of currently connected players. The Twisted app starts the minecraft server via reactor.spawnProcess() , then communicates via a ProcessTransport , which writes to stdin. Reading stdout and stdin is handled by a separate protocol.ProcessProtocol class. Given that I want to get the results of a very specific command (the 'list' command, which returns something like this: [INFO] Connected players: blah, blah2 If I am able to pick out a player list line in stdout, what is

First, I want to indicate that I know that any information sent from the client cannot be trusted as it can be spoofed. I am interested in methods of security through obscurity to deter 99.9% of potential cheaters and ability to detect programs that do get around the security in real time. Some ideas I had for this included verifying file and memory check-sums of both the game it is securing and also any potential cheat apps by allowing the client-side to scan on request from the server (via TCP), both for detecting memory injection cheats and or a cheats memory footprint. Therefore the bypass

The only model I'm familiar with is diffuse lighting but this look way more complicated than that. Each square has a light level from 15 to 0. Each level is 20% less than the level above it. If a square contains a light source it gets the luminosity of that light source, otherwise it gets one less than the brightest neighbor. Sunlight is special, it suffers no vertical attenuation. While the answer by Loren is mostly correct, I’d like to add that the minecraftwiki has further information. Sunlight and moonlight works by essentially making blocks with nothing but air and glass above glow with

I've looked all over the net and YouTube and for some reason this is some top secret information or something but I'm trying to find out where to get started on making a Minecraft client mod, preferably something that can be put into a pack like feed the beast or technicpack for simplicity for users but either way is fine. How would I go about creating a mod? I'm familiar with eclipse and java programming itself but I don't know where to start writing a plugin. I've tried setting up Minecraft Forge but for some reason it is so incredibly confusing and very messy. can't I just include some

When I'm testing my new plugin an exception keeps getting thrown: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Plugin already initialized! Please help! Here's the code: package me.plugin.example; import org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPlugin; import org.bukkit.event.Listener; import org.bukkit.ChatColor; import org.bukkit.GameMode; import org.bukkit.command.Command; import org.bukkit.command.CommandSender; import org.bukkit.entity.Player; import org.bukkit.event.EventHandler; import org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerJoinEvent; public class Main extends JavaPlugin implements Listener { @Override public void