Collection · Ongoing
Minecraft Development
Servers, plugins and custom experiences for Minecraft.
Minecraft work from community servers to custom plugins: SCRSMP, a Paper server with Java and Bedrock crossplay and its own integration plugin, and standalone plugins such as SuppressionCore. Minecraft FFA is planned but not built yet.
Why it exists
A Minecraft server is a small live system: players, plugins, worlds, logs and the tools to look after them.
What was built
- SCRSMP: Season 1 ran on Paper 1.21 from June to August 2026: jobs, ranks and an economy, Java and Bedrock players on one server through Geyser, and around 96 plugins working together, most of them third-party.
- SCRIntegration: The server's own plugin, 48 classes: settings, homes and warps menus, streamer mode, AFK, friends and following, chat moderation with slur detection and a Discord moderation hook, and bridges between the permissions, economy, shop and anti-cheat plugins.
- Economy and season tools: CuyVoyager, a /sell command that fills open player orders before selling to the server, and SCRSeason for season resets and lockdowns.
- Small utilities: VanishBuild, FakeLeave and Follow, small staff tools written for the server in August 2026.
- SuppressionCore 1.1.0: A craftable block that brings back update suppression on Purpur, with a hidden recipe, arm and disarm, a tick watchdog and a spawn guard.
- The SCRSMP website: Static pages for joining, rules, staff, status, voting and questions.
Still in development
- Minecraft FFA, a free-for-all server, is planned. It isn't built, and no design for it is published here.
Technology
- Java
- Paper API
- Purpur
- Maven
In the Journey
- 2025: Building Bigger (Began) Minecraft-related projects continued evolving.
- Mid 2026: Systems Within Systems (Expanded) More ambitious Minecraft plugins, server systems and integrations.