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Luck Perms
A permissions plugin for Minecraft servers
...Designed for performance and scalability, LuckPerms can handle large multiplayer servers and complex permission hierarchies while maintaining fast response times. Administrators can configure permissions using command-line tools, configuration files, or a web-based editor that simplifies management of large permission systems. The plugin also supports multiple storage backends such as local files, SQL databases, and other data systems, allowing server networks to synchronize permissions across multiple servers. -
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BlueMap
A Minecraft mapping tool that creates 3D models of your Minecraft
...Or just look at it from far away to get an overview. BlueMap comes as a Spigot/Paper or Sponge Plugin, as a Fabric or Forge-Mod and you can also use BlueMap without any Server from the Command-Line as a standalone tool. If installed as a Plugin/Mod, BlueMap renders asynchronously to your MinecraftServer-Thread. This means at no time it will block your server thread directly. So as long as your CPU is not fully utilized, your server should not be slowed down while BlueMap is rendering. -
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mcmap
Pixel-art map visualizer for Minecraft
mcmap is a command-line tool that generates top-down map images of Minecraft worlds. Written in Rust, it efficiently processes Minecraft region files to produce visual representations of terrain and structures, which can be used for navigation, world planning, or archival. -
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AnyStatus
Get your own sweet custom status for discord
Get your own sweet custom discord status! Paste your account token and your desired prefix in `config.json`. The file can be opened using the normal Notepad. You can find your token here. You need to have Python installed to use AnyStatus. Next, open a new terminal in the current folder and execute the following command: pip install -r requirements.txt Then open main.py and your custom status is ready :) Send `<prefix><activity> = <text>` in any discord channel to change your status.... -
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mcrcon
Console based rcon client for minecraft servers.
Mcrcon is IPv6 compliant minecraft rcon client with bukkit coloring support. It is well suited for remote administration and to be used as part of automated server maintenance scripts. - Does not trigger "IO: Broken pipe" or "IO: Connection reset" spam bug on server side. - Has workaround for server side bug (https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-154617) ****************************************************************** Further development and new releases has moved to Github Github... -
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JayMontana36 Pre-Built Minecraft Servers
Free Minecraft Servers tweaked for a lag-free experience!
Free Minecraft Servers that come with a few of the most popular used plugins pre-installed by default, all preconfigured for a lag-free experience! - Optimized for low-end systems (beast-like on medium to high end systems). - Low RAM usage/requirements/consumption. - CrossCompatible between many different versions of Minecraft. - One Server Supports all 1.4.x, 1.5.x, 1.6.x, 1.7.x, 1.8.x, 1.9.x, 1.10.x, 1.11.x, 1.12, 1.12.2 clients all at the same time. - Fully Supports Linux,... -
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MCDL
Minecraft™ Tools
For those that run Minecraft™ through a SOCKSv5 proxy and similar situations, since Mojang™ is too uptight to bother patching the functionality in, great for work and school! -
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libanvil
C library for manipulating Minecraft world data
Libanvil is a C library for manipulating Minecraft world data, designed to be as simple and efficient as possible. It provides full read and write support for region data in the Anvil file format, with support for other game files planned. It includes APIs for both low- and high-level access. -
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MC Server Controller
Controller program for Minecraft Server
Check our website for quick poll about MCSC! This is fully-fledged wrapper program written in C# created to solve several problems with the vanilla Minecraft server, such as running only one command at a time, a lack of GUIs for chat formatting and item giving, and triggered events. If you have a problem or find a bug, please use the Ticket system to report it so I can have a record of it. If you are using v1.2.1+, please include the log files as attachments in the ticket. Thanks! -
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block2brick
Convert Minecraft world to LEGO Digital Designer format
block2brick converts a part of Minecraft world to a LEGO Digital Designer file. Why? Because they share the feeling of creating big things from small parts. And because Minecraft just looks good as LEGO. -
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A Minecraft server written in C# with a large focus on concurrency (multi-threaded) and plugin support. Custom code provides new functionality to existing Minecraft features - this includes new biomes, realms, and populators. Has a robust and customizable terrain generator and easy plugin capabilities for new features.
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Cartocraft is a simple top-down, orthogonal Minecraft map renderer with ambient occlusion and lighting.
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An alternative/custom Minecraft server, written in Java, compatible with the original protocol. OpenCraft is built upon Apache MINA, SLF4J, Jython and XStream. The aim is to have features not in the official server distribution, like antigrief/scripting.
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