cuwo is an open server implementation for Cube World, written in Python. It currently has the best protocol coverage among all the server projects out there, and has features like
- Cross-platform (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, FreeBSD, etc.)
- Scripting (see the minimal scripts/welcome.py example)
- Advanced configuration
- Commands (/kick, /say, /whereis, /etc.)
- Rights management
- IRC bot
On Windows, see the quick-start guide for a quick way to get started.
On Linux/Mac OS X/FreeBSD/etc., make sure you have Python 2.7 and Twisted installed on your machine, then run run_server.sh.
Right now, cuwo has a server that can serve clients. Players can join/leave and see each other in the game, but a lot still needs to be done. There is a scripting interface in place which allows for chat commands and administration
There is also a working MITM server that can inject packets. It's useful for reverse-engineering the protocol and can be used as an alternative to a standalone server.
There is also a working Cube World/Qubicle model converter. Find it in the 'tools' folder.
Q. How do I pronounce 'cuwo'?
A. 'coo-woo'
Q. What is the MITM server?
A. The MITM server sits between your client and server, and can manipulate and inject packets. It's not really useful for the average user, so use the normal server instead.
Sarcen - help with some protocol variables
Somer - help with some protocol variables
Perl - protocol RE
DRayX - encrypt.py and protocol RE
MAT4DOR - cub model details
Xaymar - RE and character details