Movecraft-Community Edition : Unteathered

MUST be using a Paper/Paper Fork (so like Purpur or something), We're ditching SpigotMC support with this one...

Requires at least Java 21+ & Minecraft 1.20.4-1.21.3.

New Mechanic-Features/Changes:

• Fixes the creation of holes in the Water made by recently piloted & moving Ships.

• Redstone-Block Updates on moving crafts.

• Delayed the expensive (Both Server- and Client-side) Lighting Updates, by a few seconds (>5s) post movement. Should help with Player's FPS on large ships and makes Craft Movement visually smoother.

• New config.yml Options.

• New ShipType.craft Options.

• Improved how movecraft goes about block-setting and sending the changes to nearby players.

• Simplified/improved sinkPercent and overallSinkPercent craft options.

• Adds a disablePercent craft option, which determines the remaining percentage of all moveBlocks, before becoming immobilized.

  sinkPercent only applies to flyBlocks, like normal, however, sinkPercent now represents what percent of the original flyBlock must be remaining before sinking.

  overallSinkPercent applies to all blocks aboard the craft, and now represents what percent of the original block count must be remaining before sinking.

  disablePercent applies to all moveBlocks aboard the craft, and now represents what percent of the initial moveBlock count must be remaining before becoming disabled.

• Added back WASD Direct Control, use /dc to toggle it.

• Changes to how Fuel Items are burnt; Fuel may burn faster or slower compared to APDev/Mainstream Movecraft.

• New Total Blockcount Craft-HP Actionbar, displays the amount of Remaining blocks aboard the craft, over the amount of initial blocks. (Non-Air Blocks, in particular)

API Changes:

• Added new Fuel-type API/Event.
• TrackedLocations, used internally for various things, such as tracking Interior Air-Blocks aboard ships (Helps with mitigating the holes in the water), or keeping track of Fuel-Block Locations.
• Craft DataTags, Allow you to store arbitrary data "aboard" a Craft-Object. Is cleared upon the craft Releasing. Used for storing current Fly-Block & Move-Block count.
• The previously mentioned fuel item-changes, now allow you to register custom fuels via the CraftManager-API.
• SpeedModifier (SpeedMod) API, allowing developers to dynamically increase or decrease the speed of a given BaseCraft-Object.
  • Positive Numbers Decrease Speed/Increase delay of Movements; Negative Numbers do the opposite.

Many many more changes, read the code to get a better idea...

>>> EXPERIMENTAL ADDITION <<<

The Following ONLY works if you are using the Paper Fork of: https://github.com/SparklyPower/SparklyPaper

Enables:

Multiworld-Threading (TLDR; Large Crafts will move without extensively lagging the main thread of the server.) In the config.yml

IsMultithreaded: true/false

>>> EXPERIMENTAL ADDITION <<<

This is another maintained fork of Movecraft, which aims to maintain compatibility with APDev/Mainstream-Movecraft as well as provide Performance Changes & Fixes, API Upgrades, Ticking/Updating Redstone Components.

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(Pre)Release Builds can be found on the releases tab.

Development builds will eventually be found under the actions tab.

(Use at your own risk!)

Movecraft is released under the GNU General Public License V3.

The following Guide is Incomplete.

Development Environment (Set-up Guide)

Compiling this Version of Movecraft is a bit more involved due to the additional features & changes, specific to certain paper versions & forks. However, once the set-up process is complete, you will not need to repeat it again.

How To setup the development environment:

• Compile yourself a copy of PaperMC for each of the MC Versions this supports.
• You will need 1.20.4, 1.21.1, 1.21.3 at the time of writing this.
• This can take a while, and be confusing. Suggest checking the Readme-section for of PaperMC over here PaperMC

Once you have put your compiled "server-<\version>" jars in the libs folder, run the following to build Movecraft through the maven build tool.

mvn clean install

Compiled jars can be found in the /target directory.