why golang "core" binary

[catfromplan9]

Why is this needed? It limits OS support. Cant you do it entirely within java like mojang did?

[catfromplan9]

Also, why offline mode? Just use the API how modern minecraft does

[zerozshare]

I built the Core as a separate binary to make the project more extensible.

By doing this, the important logic can run consistently across all Minecraft versions, instead of having different version-specific bugs in each mod build. It also helps keep the behavior more stable.

Since I am developing this project alone, keeping the critical parts inside the Core makes the project much easier to maintain and improve.

[zerozshare]

At the moment, Spigot and Paper for 26.2 have not been released yet, so I cannot guarantee that it will work correctly there.

Because of that, the Plugin version is currently only guaranteed to work in Offline mode.

That said, I have confirmed that the Plugin <> Mod Client setup can work in Online mode.

However, on the snapshot Vanilla server, players were not able to join when online-mode was enabled, which is why I wrote it that way.

In other words, once 26.2 is officially released and Spigot / Paper support becomes available, this is expected to improve.

[catfromplan9]

I built the Core as a separate binary to make the project more extensible.

By doing this, the important logic can run consistently across all Minecraft versions, instead of having different version-specific bugs in each mod build. It also helps keep the behavior more stable.

Since I am developing this project alone, keeping the critical parts inside the Core makes the project much easier to maintain and improve.

You should not use architecture specific binary. It would be better to use a java library and shadow it

[zerozshare]

Core supports all operating systems and all architectures!

[catfromplan9]

Core supports all operating systems and all architectures!

What about GNU Hurd, Illumos, HaikuOS, RedoxOS, NetBSD, OpenBSD OSes? And riscv, SPARC, alpha, power9, mips64, architectures? And there are many more