Mono Framework does not handle CFB-8 AES encryption mode. So now MCC
will now use borrowed code from the BouncyCastle project for handling
AES when running on Mono framework, instead of using a dirty workaround
to try getting Mono encryption working. Regular .NET framework
encryption module will still be used when not running under Mono (eg on
Windows or using Wine)
Should hopefully fix all the issues encountered on Mono including #41
and finally achieve full compatibility of MCC with Mac and Linux.
Lots of changes in 1.8 protocol so a new protocol handler was necessary
Packet (de)compression done with dotNetZip Zlib compression engine
1.4.6-1.7.10 support is still there thanks to app refactoring
- log <text> will print '[BOT] text' to the console
- logged [BOT] lines can be written to a logfile
- chatbotlogfile INI setting is used to set the log file
- Created specific namespaces and folders for each app brick
- Added proxy support using Starksoft's Biko Library
- App bricks: Main, ChatBots, Crypto, Protocol, Proxy
- Each class is now in its own file (Aes streams, chatbots)
- Used "Bridge" design pattern for Crypto, Protocol, Proxy
- Added back support for Minecraft 1.4.6 to 1.6.4 (MCC 1.6.2)
- Need to fully re-test everything and fix bugs
- To Fix : Server pinging is slow on SpigotMC
- To Do : Add Minecraft 1.2.5 (MCC 1.3) and maybe 1.3 to 1.4.5
Encryption Key Request is now fully processed using .NET RSA
capabilities
-> Good news, that was the last step for removing IKVM dependencies!
-> So now MCC does not need to use any external library. Yay! :)
-> MCC should now be compatible with Mono (Mac, Linux).
+ Removed no longed needed DLL files (9 MBytes!)
+ State MC 1.7.5 as a supported version.
+ Update version number to MCC 1.7.2
- Some last minute changes made just before releasing 1.6.0 to Minecraft
Forums
- Added changes from pull #13 allowing to remove the BouncyCastle
library
- All settings are moved in a new Settings class
- Settings can be loaded by parsing an INI file
- A default INI file is generated with default settings
- By default, loads MinecraftClient.ini if no command-line arguments are
used
- Another INI file can be loaded with MinecraftClient.exe MyFile.ini
- All the config files can be renamed or moved, just edit the INI file
- A title for the console window can be specified in the INI file
- Regular command-line arguments still works but will probably be
simplified in the future.
- Smal code optimizations and adjustments
