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Hey all, here to announce the initial 0.1.0 release of my Minecraft server project written in Rust, Temper. We recently got to the point where we have progress worth showing off and I'd like to invite you all to check it out.
Before the comments get filled up with people linking https://dayssincelastrustmcserver.com/, this project technically started before Hyperion so it's not like I'm just copying everyone else. Also due to carrying on the proud tradition in minecraft server softwares and forking over management disputes, we are kinda already on the list since Temper is a maintained fork of FerrumC. We also like to set ourselves apart by not being AI slop or being left to rot after getting enough github stars to go on a portfolio.
To be clear, this is still extremely work in progress and not a fully usable replacement for the vanilla server, but we are making really good progress and hope to one day get there. We currently have the basics working nicely like worlds, custom terrain gen, multiplayer, basic mobs and building with simple blocks, as well as some extra features like a built-in web dashboard and automatic blocking of known scanners. Planning to get plugins and some more survival mode features up and running soon so if this all sounds interesting, we invite you to join our Discord here. The community is quite small right now but after splitting from FerrumC we had to start from scratch. Rest assured, most of the dedicated contributors came with so the few members we do have are some of the heaviest hitters.
We have a website at https://temper-mc.com and the GitHub repo is at https://github.com/temper-mc/temper. The website has an FAQs page but I'm more than happy to answer questions here as well.
Additionally, if anyone has some free time on their hands and wants to get into a community project, we are looking for any and all contributors we can get, but people experienced in making rust play nice with FFI, Bevy ECS and the black magic inner workings of minecraft would be a very valuable addition to the team.
Hope you guys have a great rest of your day!
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Before the comments get filled up with people linking https://dayssincelastrustmcserver.com/, this project technically started before Hyperion so it's not like I'm just copying everyone else. Also due to carrying on the proud tradition in minecraft server softwares and forking over management disputes, we are kinda already on the list since Temper is a maintained fork of FerrumC. We also like to set ourselves apart by not being AI slop or being left to rot after getting enough github stars to go on a portfolio.
To be clear, this is still extremely work in progress and not a fully usable replacement for the vanilla server, but we are making really good progress and hope to one day get there. We currently have the basics working nicely like worlds, custom terrain gen, multiplayer, basic mobs and building with simple blocks, as well as some extra features like a built-in web dashboard and automatic blocking of known scanners. Planning to get plugins and some more survival mode features up and running soon so if this all sounds interesting, we invite you to join our Discord here. The community is quite small right now but after splitting from FerrumC we had to start from scratch. Rest assured, most of the dedicated contributors came with so the few members we do have are some of the heaviest hitters.
We have a website at https://temper-mc.com and the GitHub repo is at https://github.com/temper-mc/temper. The website has an FAQs page but I'm more than happy to answer questions here as well.
Additionally, if anyone has some free time on their hands and wants to get into a community project, we are looking for any and all contributors we can get, but people experienced in making rust play nice with FFI, Bevy ECS and the black magic inner workings of minecraft would be a very valuable addition to the team.
Hope you guys have a great rest of your day!
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