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aadnk / ProtocolLib

Provides read and write access to the Minecraft protocol with Bukkit.
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Support for Minecraft 1.0.0 #193

Closed 8PotatoChip8 closed 3 years ago

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I am trying to create a Minecraft server that runs on version 1.0 but it seems as though ProtocolLib does not support that version

Describe the solution you'd like I would like a versions of ProtocolLib to support Minecraft version 1.0.0

Describe alternatives you've considered The alternative is to create a version that supports Minecraft versions below 1.0.0 and above

Additional context N/A

lokka30 commented 3 years ago

Hey, whilst they're at it, could you guys add Beta 1.3 support?

CrazyWords1 commented 3 years ago

xD)))

dmulloy2 commented 3 years ago

well memed lol

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

Bruh, why you close this? I am genuinely trying to run a Minecraft server on version 1.0.0. The problem is that ProtocolLib doesn't seem to work on that version, I am trying to use TCPShield to hide my personal IP address as I am hosting the server on my home internet connection. No memes here.

Rattlyy commented 3 years ago

LMFAO

dmulloy2 commented 3 years ago

bro invite me to your hamachi

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

Yall are funny I get it, but I am seriously looking for an answer. Should I go find another solution for this or could you guys help?

Rattlyy commented 3 years ago

try implementing your own packet listener

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

Right, but I'm looking to do this for essentially free. If I were to implement a packet listener I would have to do it on some VPS to hide my IP address, no? And I don't know anyone handing out free VPS'

Rattlyy commented 3 years ago

Right, but I'm looking to do this for essentially free. If I were to implement a packet listener I would have to do it on some VPS to hide my IP address, no? And I don't know anyone handing out free VPS'

tf what

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

Idk man, you think I know anything?

Rattlyy commented 3 years ago

Idk man, you think I know anything?

do you like.. know java?

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

As a programming language? Not really

Rattlyy commented 3 years ago

As a programming language? Not really

And without knowing java you think you'll be able to make something in a totally unsupported and extremely old minecraft version?

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

Yes, I was planning on it. I just slap stuff together and try to make it work.

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

I've had a fully working server running 1.0.0 before with plugins and all, the problem is that I don't want to hand out my home IP address online. Yes it will be behind a domain, but that doesn't hide it

Rattlyy commented 3 years ago

I've had a fully working server running 1.0.0 before with plugins and all, the problem is that I don't want to hand out my home IP address online. Yes it will be behind a domain, but that doesn't hide it

use tcpshield or noip to hide ur ip

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

I am trying to use TCPShield, thats why I created this feature request.

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

TCPShield needs ProtocolLib, but ProtocolLib is not supported on version 1.0.0 , I don't think

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

And to my knowledge noip is the same as using a domain that I plan on using anyway, people can still just ping the domain and get the ip address

Rattlyy commented 3 years ago

TCPShield needs ProtocolLib, but ProtocolLib is not supported on version 1.0.0 , I don't think

tcpshield needs protocollib to get the real ip of people, his plugin is not required

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

"When using Spigot / CraftBukkit, ProtocolLib needs to be installed."

Rattlyy commented 3 years ago

"When using Spigot / CraftBukkit, ProtocolLib needs to be installed."

I run a network with tcpshield, protocollib is useless

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

oh, I see.

8PotatoChip8 commented 3 years ago

I understand it now