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    Folia

    Folia

    Fork of Paper which adds regionized multithreading

    Folia is an experimental fork of the Paper Minecraft server software designed to improve scalability by introducing region-based multithreading. Traditional Minecraft servers run most game logic on a single main thread, which creates performance bottlenecks when many players are active simultaneously. Folia addresses this limitation by dividing the game world into independent regions composed of nearby chunks and assigning each region its own tick loop. These regions run concurrently on multiple threads within a thread pool, allowing server hardware with many CPU cores to process gameplay events in parallel. ...
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    RiptermsGhost

    RiptermsGhost

    An example injectable cheat for minecraft using java native interface

    RiptermsGhost is an example of an injectable cheat for Minecraft that utilizes Java Native Interface (JNI), Java Virtual Machine Tool Interface (JVMTI), Java method hooking, and constant pool editing. It serves as a demonstration of advanced techniques for modifying Java applications at runtime, specifically targeting Minecraft. The project is currently inactive and may require a full recode due to random crashes on some versions.
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