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A java program which simulates a minecraft server, to display informations in the server list.

License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0

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FakeMCServer

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Overview

A fake Minecraft server featuring customizable:

No arguments required to start. Optional arguments:

java -jar FakeMCServer.jar version
java -jar FakeMCServer.jar [debug] [verbose] [configuration path]

debug (boolean): enables debug mode, false by default

verbose (boolean): enables verbose mode, will log pings, motd sending, and player kicking, false by default

configuration path (string): configuration file path, will use 'config.json' by default

Default configuration available here.

Name	Type / color method	Nullable?	Description	Default value
`host`	String	No	Server host	127.0.0.1
`port`	Int	No	Server port	25565
`base64_icon`	String base64	Yes	Favicon, base64 must start with 'data:image/png;base64'. Show nothing if null.	null
`protocol`	Int	/	Server protocol/version (see Protocol Version Numbers)	762 (1.19.4)
`version_name`	String (legacy colors)	Yes	Version name. Shown to the client if the client use a newer or older version than the protocol specify	Minecraft 1.19.4
`motd`	String (Minimessage)	Yes	Server MOTD	`<yellow>Fake Server\n<red>Maintenance!`
`players`	List of String (legacy colors)	Yes	Player sample (appears when hovering over the number of players)	`["&eplayer1", "&6player2..."]`
`connected_players`	Int	/	Connected "players"	0
`max_players`	Int	/	Slots	0
`kick_message`	String (Minimessage)	Yes	The message when a player tries to connect	`<red>Sorry, the server is unavailable at the moment.`