High-performance Minecraft server written in Rust.
Note
Currently not stable and under heavy development.
- Compatible with Minecraft 1.19.4 clients.
- Built with Tokio: utilizes a high-performance asynchronous runtime for superior stability and responsiveness.
- Bevy ECS for Optimized Performance: the server leverages the Bevy Entity Component System (ECS) for optimal performance. This architecture separates game entities (players, blocks, items) into components and systems, enabling parallel processing and efficient data management. This leads to improved performance and reduced lag, particularly in scenarios involving a large number of entities and complex interactions.
- Production-grade worldgen: enjoy the same biomes, structures, and terrain as the official
Minecraft servers, thanks to precise implementation of the world generation.
Our crate
spherix-worldgenproduces worlds (almost) one-to-one the same as the Vanilla server.
- 1.82 stable Rust compiler
- Vanilla server for data pack generation (one time during setup)
As already mentioned, the server is in an early stage of development and is generally not user-friendly or intended for use by external parties. You may also encounter some issues during the process (welcome to the issues!).
However, if you are still eager to try Spherix, you will need to perform a few steps:
- Clone the source code to your machine:
git clone https://github.com/d3lph1/spherix && cd spherix- Using the data generator supplied with the official Minecraft Java Edition server/client, generate the data packs and place them in the ./generated directory at the root of the Spherix source code. You should have the following folder and file structure:
./generated/assets
./generated/data
./generated/reports
./generated/registry_codec.json
This step is necessary because the server relies on information from data packs (such as block states or world generator settings) for its operation.
- Build the server in release mode and run it using the following command:
cargo run --bin spherix-server --profile release --manifest-path ./crates/server/Cargo.tomlThis code is published under the MIT license. This means you can do almost anything with it, as long as the copyright notice and the accompanying license file is left intact.