Vanilla client will consider that connection has been lost
when no server keepalive was received during the last 30 seconds.
This commit implements a similar mechanism in MCC. See #802
Minecraft 1.14 is now fully supported.
- Implement NBT parsing to skip NBT field in chunk data
- Update lighting data format in Chunk Data parsing
- Move Chunk Data parsing into Protocol18Terrain.cs
- Improve PaletteGenerator to greatly reduce palette files sizes
- Re-Generate Palette113.cs to reduce its size (378 Kib -> 50 Kib)
- Generate Palette114.cs (57 Kib instead of 516 Kib with prev format)
- Update Material.cs and MaterialExtensions.cs for new block types
- Protocol18: Handles Vanilla packets
- Protocol18Forge: Handles Forge packets
- DataTypes: Handles packet field encoding/decoding
- SocketWrapper: Handles encryption and basic R/W operations
This commit should not change anything for end users, only devs.
See also #704 for discussions about this.
Special thanks to @TheSnoozer and @vkorn for their help!
- Implement global block Palette mechanism
- Add class generation tool from blocks.json
- Regenerate Material.cs and redefine solid blocks
- Migrate previous Material.cs into Palette112
- Generate Palette113 from MC 1.13.2 blocks.json
- Improve Block class to handle up to 65535 block states
- Adjust terrain parsing, small fixes in packets
- Remove unused snapshot-related protocol cases
Solves #599
Increase the time of the fast srvrecord setting from 5 to 10 seconds. As of now the method gets timed out before actually completing/attempting the Protocol18 DoPing.
Had 2 versions of the ConsoleIO class, one here inc MCC (the original),
and another one in SharpTools, more generic, for use in other projects.
Both had diverged, this commit imports changes from the other repository.
This should not have any particular effect on MCC, besides adding more
documentation and settings in the source code of the class.
If any issue arises, as always, please report it :)
- Change SessionCache.db to SessionCache.ini
Allows users to view and edit session cache
- Automatically import previous SessionCache.db
But this file is only read, not updated
- Automatically import Minecraft session
If you are logged in in Minecraft, no need to login again
This is only done if Disk session cache is enabled
See #232 and #430 for more information
- Disk session cache becomes default
The feature is no longer experimental and now recommended
as the Mojang login servers now have a severe rate limit
Previous default was Memory session cache, not saved to disk
