Luohuayu/CatServer
CatServer
CatServer is a hybrid Minecraft server implementation designed to simultaneously execute Forge mods and Bukkit or Spigot plugins within a single environment. It functions as a runtime bridge that enables the integration of heterogeneous modding and plugin ecosystems, allowing content from both sources to operate together.
The project provides a compatibility layer that translates plugin dependencies and synchronizes data between external extensions and internal game logic. By utilizing a unified classloader hierarchy and runtime bytecode instrumentation, it allows standard server extensions to function within modified environments without requiring manual code adjustments.
The server core includes system-level enhancements for resource management and stability, offloading heavy processing tasks to background threads to maintain performance under high player loads. It also features automated dependency resolution and virtual entity abstraction to ensure consistent interaction between disparate content types.
Features
- Minecraft Server Hosting - Provides a high-performance hosting environment that simultaneously supports both custom game modifications and standard server plugins.
- Cross-Ecosystem Integrators - Translates and dispatches game events between disparate plugin and mod frameworks to ensure unified communication across the entire server environment.
- Hybrid Server Implementations - Executes Forge mods and Bukkit or Spigot plugins simultaneously to combine content from both ecosystems into one unified server environment.
- Cross-Ecosystem Bridges - Connects external plugins with modded content and virtual players by synchronizing data between custom extensions and the game environment.
- Cross-Platform Compatibility - Ensures that standard server extensions function correctly within a modified game environment without requiring manual code adjustments.
- Asynchronous Server Schedulers - Offloads heavy processing tasks to background threads to maintain server responsiveness and prevent performance degradation during high player activity.
- Hybrid Server Runtimes - Manages a single server instance that bridges different game ecosystems to allow players to interact with both mods and plugins seamlessly.
- Runtime Dependency Adapters - Automatically adjusts plugin code during execution to ensure standard server extensions remain compatible with the underlying modified environment.
- Runtime Execution Plugins - Runs modified game files and standard server extensions simultaneously within a single environment to combine content from different ecosystems.
- High-Concurrency Minecraft Servers - Optimizes server core resource efficiency and stability when running complex modded and plugin-based game content under heavy load.
- Unified Classloader Hierarchies - Loads both modded game assets and standard server extensions into a shared memory space to allow direct interaction between different content types.
- Performance Optimization - Improves server stability and resource efficiency under heavy load by applying custom performance enhancements to ensure consistent request handling.
- Runtime Bytecode Instrumentation - Modifies server-side plugin instructions during execution to bridge the gap between standard API calls and custom game engine internals.
- Game Entity Abstractions - Simulates player entities within the server logic to allow plugins to interact with modded content as if it were standard game data.
- Plugin Compatibility Layers - Provides a runtime bridge that translates plugin dependencies to ensure standard server extensions function correctly within a modified game environment.
- Minecraft Server Optimizations - Improves the stability and resource efficiency of a game server under heavy player load by applying custom performance enhancements.
