A Minecraft 1.20.4 creative server built for redstone. Each 512x512 plot runs on a separate thread, allowing for less lag, more concurrency, and many awesome extra features!
MCHPRS is very different from traditional servers. Because this server is tailored to the use of computation redstone, many things that are a part of Vanilla Minecraft servers don't exist here. That being said, MCHPRS comes with many of its own unique features.
MCHPRS has made it possible to run programs such as a limited form of Minecraft on CPUs in Minecraft. To accomplish these speeds, we created Redpiler, the "Redstone Compiler".
If the Rust compiler is not already installed, you can find out how on their official website.
git clone https://github.com/MCHPR/MCHPRS.git
cd MCHPRS
cargo build --releaseOnce complete, the optimized executable will be located at ./target/release/mchprs or ./target/release/mchprs.exe depending on your operating system.
MCHPRS will generate a Config.toml file in the current working directory when starting the server if it does not exist.
The folowing options are available at the toplevel (under no header):
| Field | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
bind_address |
Bind address and port | 0.0.0.0:25565 |
motd |
Message of the day | "Minecraft High Performance Redstone Server" |
chat_format |
How to format chat message interpolating username and message with curly braces |
<{username}> {message} |
max_players |
Maximum number of simultaneous players | 99999 |
view_distance |
Maximal distance (in chunks) between players and loaded chunks | 8 |
whitelist |
Whether or not the whitelist (in whitelist.json) shoud be enabled |
false |
schemati |
Mimic the verification and directory layout used by the Open Redstone Engineers Schemati plugin | false |
block_in_hitbox |
Allow placing blocks inside of players (hitbox logic is simplified) | true |
auto_redpiler |
Use redpiler automatically | false |
To change the plot size edit the constants defined in plot/mod.rs.
MCHPRS has no support for player authentication on its own, but supports Velocity modern ip-forwarding.
To use Velocity ip-forwarding, you must have a Velocity proxy set up and configured. Make sure player-info-forwarding-mode is set to modern in your Velocity config. Then, append this to your Config.toml:
[velocity]
enabled = true
# This is the secret contained within `forwarding-secret-file` from your velocity config,
# NOT the path to the file.
secret = "<secret>"MCHPRS has basic support for LuckPerms with MySQL or MariaDB remote database storage. This implementation has no commands or interface and would have to be manged through LuckPerms running on a proxy (/lpb) or other server (/lp)
To use LuckPerms, append this to your Config.toml:
[luckperms]
# Define the address for the database.
host = "localhost"
# The name of the database the LuckPerms data is in.
db_name = "minecraft"
# Credentials for the database.
username = "minecraft"
password = "minecraft"
# The name of the server, used for server specific permissions.
# See: https://luckperms.net/wiki/Context
server_context = "global"| Command | Alias | Description |
|---|---|---|
/rtps [rtps|unlimited] |
None | Set the redstone ticks per second in the plot to [rtps]. (There are two game ticks in a redstone tick) |
/radvance [ticks] |
/radv |
Advances the plot by [ticks] redstone ticks. |
/teleport [player] |
/tp |
Teleports you to [player]. |
/teleport [x] [y] [z] |
/tp |
Teleports you to [x] [y] [z]. Supports relative coordinates. Floats can be expressed as described here. |
/speed [speed] |
None | Sets your flyspeed. |
/gamemode [mode] |
/gmc, /gmsp |
Sets your gamemode. |
/container [type] [power] |
None | Gives you a container (e.g. barrel) which outputs a specified amount of power when used with a comparator. |
/toggleautorp |
None | Toggles automatic redpiler compilation. |
/stop |
None | Stops the server. |
The plot ownership system in MCHPRS is very incomplete. These are the commands that are currently implemented:
| Command | Alias | Description |
|---|---|---|
/plot info |
/p i |
Gets the owner of the plot you are in. |
/plot claim |
/p c |
Claims the plot you are in if it is not already claimed. |
/plot auto |
/p a |
Automatically finds an unclaimed plot and claims. |
/plot middle |
None | Teleports you to the center of the plot you are in. |
/plot visit [player] |
/p v |
Teleports you to a player's plot. |
/plot tp [x] [z] |
None | Teleports you to the plot at [x] [y]. Supports relative coordinates. |
/plot lock |
None | Locks the player into the plot so moving outside of the plot bounds does not transfer you to other plots. |
/plot unlock |
None | Reverses the locking done by /plot lock. |
/plot select |
/p sel |
Uses WorldEdit to select the entire plot. |
MCHPRS provides its own implementation of WorldEdit. Visit their documentation for more information. These are the commands that are currently implemented:
| Command | Alias | Description |
|---|---|---|
/up |
/u |
Go upwards some distance |
/ascend |
/asc |
Go up a floor |
/descend |
/desc |
Go down a floor |
//pos1 |
//1 |
Set position 1 |
//pos2 |
//2 |
Set position 2 |
//hpos1 |
//h1 |
Set position 1 to targeted block |
//hpos2 |
//h2 |
Set position 2 to targeted block |
//sel |
None | Clears your worldedit first and second positions. |
//set |
None | Sets all the blocks in the region |
//replace |
None | Replace all blocks in a selection with another |
//copy |
//c |
Copy the selection to the clipboard |
//cut |
//x |
Cut the selection to the clipboard |
//paste |
//v |
Paste the clipboard's contents (-a to ignore air, -u to also update) |
//undo |
None | Undoes the last action (from history) |
//redo |
None | Redoes the last action (from history) |
//rstack |
//rs |
Stack with more options, Refer to RedstoneTools |
//stack |
//s |
Repeat the contents of the selection |
//move |
None | Move the contents of the selection |
//count |
None | Counts the number of blocks matching a mask |
//load |
None | Loads a schematic from the ./schems/ folder. Make sure the schematic in the Sponge format if there are any issues. |
//save |
None | Save a schematic to the ./schems/ folder. |
//expand |
//e |
Expand the selection area |
//contract |
None | Contract the selection area |
//shift |
None | Shift the selection area |
//flip |
//f |
Flip the contents of the clipboard across the origin |
//rotate |
//r |
Rotate the contents of the clipboard |
//update |
None | Updates all blocks in the selection (-p to update the entire plot) |
//help |
None | Displays help for WorldEdit commands |
MCHPRS provides Redpiler, the redstone compiler. This allows redstone simulation much faster than otherwise possible. While redpiler is running, all redstone connections are pre-computed, thus interaction with the world is limited in this state. Placing or breaking blocks while redpiler is running will cause a reset and disable redpiler.
| Command | Alias | Description |
|---|---|---|
/redpiler compile |
/rp c |
Manually starts redpiler compilation. There are several flags available, described below. |
/redpiler reset |
/rp r |
Stops redpiler. |
| Flag | Short | Description |
|---|---|---|
--optimize |
-o |
Enable redpiler optimizations. WARNING: This can, and will, break the state of your build. Use backups when using this flag. |
--io-only |
-i |
Only send blocks updates of relavent input/output blocks. This includes trapdoors, lamps, note blocks, buttons, levers, and pressure plates. Using this flag can significantly reduce lag and improve simulation speed. |
--wire-dot-out |
-d |
Consider wires in the dot shape as an output block for -i. Useful for e.g. color displays. |
--update |
-u |
Update all blocks after redpiler resets. |
--export |
-e |
Export the compile graph using a binary format. This can be useful for developing out-of-tree uses of redpiler graphs. |
--export-dot |
None | Create a graphvis dot file of backend graph. Used for debugging/development. |
- @AL1L for his contributions to worldedit and other various features.
- @DavidGarland for a faster and overall better implementation of
get_entryin the in-memory storage. This simple function runs 30% of the runtime for redstone.
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.