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[[Image:Realcraft-Testing-Ranks-And-Custom-Labels.png|thumb|border|right|top|400px|This was on January 7th, 2012 while I was testing out user ranks, colors, and custom user labels.]]
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'''Realcraft''' is a custom (third-party) Minecraft server written in [http://www.realbasic.com/ Realbasic] by [[User:Jailout2000|Jailout2000]]. It implements the [http://www.minecraft.net/ Minecraft] 1.3.2 server protocol. The server runs out of the console. It is also closed source, meaning anyone with a copy of it will not receive updates and the author will consider their copy a leaked build.
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'''Realcraft''' is a custom (third-party) Minecraft server written in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/REALbasic REALbasic] by [[User:Jailout2000|Jailout2000]]. It implements the [http://www.minecraft.net/ Minecraft] 1.3.2 server protocol. The server software runs headless without a GUI, it is a console/terminal-based application.
  
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The author does not wish for anyone to obtain a copy of Realcraft. Anyone who wishes to play on Realcraft must connect to the author's server if and when it is online.
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The software can be found at its [https://github.com/carlbennett/realcraft GitHub repository]. It is licensed under the permissive {{MIT}} license, no warranty is given of any kind, the source code was originally private/closed but was made public/opened years later after the project was abandoned.
  
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The server is being written on and tested with Microsoft Windows, but it must be compatible with Linux so it can be run on the author's server machine. There are no plans to support Mac OS X at this time.
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The software is written on and tested with Microsoft Windows and Red Hat-based Linux distributions, there were no plans to support running it on Mac OS X.
  
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The author may be contacted through IRC ([irc://irc.freenode.net/#realcraft irc.freenode.net#realcraft]) if you have any queries about the software itself or how all of this is setup.
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The author may be contacted through GitHub if you have any inquiries about the software.
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Eventually, Realcraft will become a duplicate of the [http://innectis.net/ Innectis] community's server. This is a long-term goal and is expected to never be completed until years from now.
 
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The author also wants to note that at any time Realcraft may go on hiatus, meaning that development has been paused or stopped for a long time. If this happens and you still want to use Realcraft, contact the author through the IRC services above. A little demand always helps a sole freelance programmer.
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 23:53, 19 May 2022

Introduction
This was on January 7th, 2012 while the author was testing user ranks, colors, and custom user labels.

Realcraft is a custom (third-party) Minecraft server written in REALbasic by Jailout2000. It implements the Minecraft 1.3.2 server protocol. The server software runs headless without a GUI, it is a console/terminal-based application.

The software can be found at its GitHub repository. It is licensed under the permissive MIT license, no warranty is given of any kind, the source code was originally private/closed but was made public/opened years later after the project was abandoned.

The software is written on and tested with Microsoft Windows and Red Hat-based Linux distributions, there were no plans to support running it on Mac OS X.

The author may be contacted through GitHub if you have any inquiries about the software.

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