Is there a way to use it to test moded servers?
Maybe a way to mock forge/fabric metadata to say it "bot has all mods needed".
Modded servers have more resource usage than those pf plugin-based.
And it's more crucial to know how many players your specific configuration can handle.
Is there a way to use it to test moded servers?
Maybe a way to mock forge/fabric metadata to say it "bot has all mods needed".
Modded servers have more resource usage than those pf plugin-based.
And it's more crucial to know how many players your specific configuration can handle.
As stated in https://github.com/crpmax/mc-bots/issues/67 it is depentant on the protocol library I use.
It does not support it right now.
It should be possible by modifying or extending the lib.
I may look at it in future.
Feel free to make a pull request.
As stated in https://github.com/crpmax/mc-bots/issues/67 it is depentant on the protocol library I use.
It does not support it right now.
It should be possible by modifying or extending the lib.
I may look at it in future.
Feel free to make a pull request.
As far as I can guess, they told about faking handshake. Is it of help or not really?
OK. But I can see the issue about forge in theirs repo.
https://github.com/GeyserMC/MCProtocolLib/issues/130
As far as I can guess, they told about faking handshake. Is it of help or not really?
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Is there a way to use it to test moded servers?
Maybe a way to mock forge/fabric metadata to say it "bot has all mods needed".
Modded servers have more resource usage than those pf plugin-based.
And it's more crucial to know how many players your specific configuration can handle.
As stated in https://github.com/crpmax/mc-bots/issues/67 it is depentant on the protocol library I use.
It does not support it right now.
It should be possible by modifying or extending the lib.
I may look at it in future.
Feel free to make a pull request.
OK. But I can see the issue about forge in theirs repo.
https://github.com/GeyserMC/MCProtocolLib/issues/130
As far as I can guess, they told about faking handshake. Is it of help or not really?