Steven
Not actively maintained anymore
A work in progress Minecraft client in Go. Don't expect it to go anywhere, just doing this for fun.
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Building
To build:
export GOPATH=your/install/directory
go get github.com/thinkofdeath/steven/cmd/steven
To update, run go get with the -u option.
Requires csfml libraries and headers to build.
What works
- Connecting to servers
- Online mode
- Rendering most blocks
- Block model support
What doesn't work
- 99% of Minecraft's features
Chat
I generally am on the irc.spi.gt irc network in the #think channel.
Feel free to pop in to say hi, Webchat can be found here
Builds
Latest:
| # | Linux | OS X | Windows |
|---|---|---|---|
| x64 | linux_amd64.zip | Issue | windows_amd64.zip |
| x32 | Issue | Issue | windows_386.zip |
Older builds can be found here
Running
Via the Offical Minecraft launcher
You need to create a new profile (or edit an existing one) on the Minecraft
launcher and modify the profile to look like the above but replace the path
to steven with the location you built it at or downloaded it too and change the
server parameter to the target server. Currently only works in online mode
(with no plans for offline mode currently). If the server parameter isn't
passed then a server list will be displayed.
Standalone
Just running steven via a double click (Windows) or ./steven (everything else)
will bring up a login screen followed by a server list which you can select a server
from.
Providing a username, uuid and access token via the command line as followed:
--username <username> --uuid <uuid> --accessToken <access token>
will skip the login screen and jump straight to the server list. Providing a
server address via --server <server>:<port> will skip the server list and
connect straight to the server. As it currently stands providing all the arguments
allows for the client to parallelise connecting to the server and loading the
textures/models/other assets as a 'quick connect'.