MCpp

MCpp is a high-performance Minecraft server implementation written in C++. This server provides developers with a robust and efficient platform to host and customize Minecraft gameplay experiences, leveraging the speed and flexibility of C++. With advanced capabilities such as mod support and customizable game rules, you can create unique multiplayer environments tailored to your community's needs.

Once you connect to the MCpp server, you can interact using various Minecraft commands typical for multiplayer sessions. You can execute player commands like /tp to teleport players, or manage game rules with commands like /gamerule. The server also supports custom plugins, allowing you to enhance your gameplay with tailored functionalities. Make sure to explore the server's configuration files to optimize your commands based on your specific gameplay requirements.

To get started with MCpp, you will need to have the following prerequisites installed:

• C++ compiler (like g++)
• CMake
• Git

Option A: Quick start with npx

Run the following command to quickly set up the server (if an npm package were available):

npx -y @package/name

Option B: Global install alternative

Clone the MCpp repository and build it from source:

git clone https://github.com/Zetaeta/MCpp-Server.git
cd MCpp-Server
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

This will compile the server and prepare it for use.

When configuring MCpp, pay attention to the server settings found in the config.json file. You can adjust parameters such as port number and maximum player count to fit your needs. Additionally, ensure that your firewall settings allow traffic on the specified port to avoid connectivity issues. Common gotchas include forgetting to set the appropriate permissions for the server executable, which can prevent it from running correctly.