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v0.1.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 25 Jul 15:46
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What's Changed

  • ci: build matrix + release pipeline + helper descriptor by @Kitty-Hivens in #1
  • meta: populate v0.1.0 descriptor (verified Smarty names) + release.yml hardening by @Kitty-Hivens in #2
  • Ship a mod logo across all three loader targets by @Kitty-Hivens in #3

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v0.1.0

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@Kitty-Hivens Kitty-Hivens released this 22 May 00:18

First public release of Open Smarty Network — clean-room, privacy-respecting compatibility layer for SmartyCraft Minecraft servers.

What it provides

Network protocol compatibility with SmartyCraft servers, allowing third-party launchers and Linux/macOS players to connect without using the proprietary SmartyCraft launcher.

What it does NOT collect or transmit

  • Running process lists
  • Open window titles
  • Loaded DLL information
  • Classpath entries or JAR hashes
  • Texture pack contents

The upstream proprietary mod ships these as client-side surveillance reported back to the game server. This implementation provides the same network compatibility without the surveillance.

Artifacts

File MC version Loader
open-smrt-network-forge-1.7.10-0.1.0.jar 1.7.10 Forge 10.13.4
open-smrt-network-forge-1.12.2-0.1.0.jar 1.12.2 Forge 14.23.5
open-smrt-network-neoforge-1.21.1-0.1.0.jar 1.21.1 NeoForge 21.1

Installation

Drop the appropriate jar into your mods/ directory matching your Minecraft version.

Verified against

  • SkyBlock pack (1.7.10)
  • Industrial pack (1.12.2)
  • Create pack (1.21.1)

Legal

Clean-room reimplementation based on observed network protocol behavior. Network protocols are not subject to copyright. Interoperability reverse-engineering is protected under DMCA section 1201(f) (United States) and EU Directive 2009/24/EC Article 6.

The string "smarty" is used as a mod identifier solely for technical interoperability under the nominative fair use doctrine.