Blazingly fast, highly optimized server implementation written in Go for Minecraft 1.21
Why not?
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Chunk reading and writing (Region/Anvil)
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Terrain generation (WIP)
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Player movement
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Encryption, Authentication and compression
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Secure chat
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Command API
Zeppelin is heavily focused on performance and using as little memory as possible. Below are screenshots of the memory usage (Alloc=current memory usage, Total Alloc=lifetime memory usage) (Top=region loaded, bottom=Generated)
Zeppelin supports *unix with plugins.
Windows is unsupported. You can run it on WSL or MSYS2 as long as you can have libdeflate installed. (WSL is recommended because it has support for go plugins aswell)
To run Zeppelin, you need to install the Go compiler, a C compiler, and libdeflate.
Configuration is in the standard server.properties. Zeppelin includes a couple of custom properties, and removes some too. NOTE: all the properties are added to the structure, but they aren't being used yet! (the properties that are in the structure are either used or will be used)
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The server allows for chat signing
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The server respects the client's settings not to show in server listing
--no-raw-terminal: disables the raw terminal option which might be useful for systems that don't work well with it
--no-plugins: disables plugin loading which might be useful if your system doesn't support plugins and want to remove the warning message
--cpuprof: run the server with the cpu profiler
--memprof: run the server with the memory profiler
Angel - help with chunk related calculations (0x8D989E86)