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A rewritten version of MCDaemon, a Python tool to control your Minecraft server. A Minecraft server management tool allowing script-based automation of Minecraft tasks.

Currently running r1.5.7 This is the source forge for the official mod-pack of the Minecraft Death Plague Gaming Community! Here is a link to how to install the mod-pack! The same tutorial can be found under the files tab located next to the summary tab! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AbGVy0_6Qyx7xNaicG8KD_oF5kTwfGhcx2qqWP11Mww/edit?usp=sharing I hope you enjoy all my hard work! Please report bugs...

This project gives you freedom to get a fully-customized plugin for CraftBukkit Minecraft servers. You choose what to include and build it up. No more command collisions, no unnecessary memory and processor overhead on your server.

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.

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.

An Hmod Minecraft server plugin that allows command use to be timed.

This application is designed to facilitate the hosting of minecraft servers on a single computer and managing them remotely through a Java applet or jar interface. UPDATE (19 Oct, 2012): As you can probably tell, this project is no longer maintained. If you wish to alter the source code, feel free. If you would like to contribute to the project, email me at raenottingham at gmail dot com and I will add you as a contributor.

An open-source minecraft server written in C++. Borrows from two other such projects, LUACraft and MinerCPP (both of which are, to my knowledge, unfortunately defunct). 64-bit capable. New features being added as I find time to work on them.