TransferProxy is a proxy for Minecraft Java Edition, harnessing the power of the new transfer packet feature introduced in Minecraft 24w03a (release in 1.20.5). This feature allows server-to-server transfers, opening up a myriad of possibilities for server networks. Whether it's for large-scale server networks or small private servers, TransferProxy aims to provide a versatile and efficient solution for Minecraft server management.
Here are the project features:
- ⚡ Performance: The project was designed to be lightweight and inexpensive in terms of resources. It is capable of supporting thousands of requests simultaneously.
- ⚙️ Plugins: The project works with plugins, which allows you to create your own redirection rules.
- 🍪 Cookie: The cookie system added in the same snapshot is also implemented.
- 🌎 Community: The project aims to be community and collaborative, suggestions are appreciated.
- 📚 Wiki: Documentation can be found here, if any information is missing feel free to make an issue.
- Download the latest version of TransferProxy by clicking here.
- Drag and drop the jar file into a folder.
- Start the server with
java -jar TransferProxy-version.jar - The configuration and plugins folder should be created.
When your server is correctly installed, you must install a plugin to define the redirection rules and customize the motd if necessary. You have two options:
- Download an official plugin here, if you want to do tests or if your project is small.
- Develop your own plugin, documentation is available here.
In case you want to develop your own plugin, a demo repository is available here. It uses Gradle.
If you have any problems using TransferProxy, the first thing to do is to check that you haven't missed anything in
the official wiki.
If you can't find a solution, then you can create a GitHub issue. It should get an answer quickly.
- Java version: 17 or higher.
- Minecraft client version: 1.20.5 or higher, to support the transfer packet functionality.
Contributions are highly encouraged! Whether it's through raising issues or submitting pull requests. Forks are even recommended to best adapt TransferProxy to your server. The project was designed to make it easy to modify certain parts.
⭐ If you're interested in the project, please leave a star to show your support. It's through contributions like these that the project is able to exist and thrive.
TransferProxy is under the MIT License, offering the freedom to use, modify, and distribute the software. This open license is ideal for collaborative development but does not provide any warranty or liability protection.
Note: TransferProxy is constantly evolving. Features, documentation, and setup instructions are subject to change as the project progresses.