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MCC v1.0.6
Minecraft Control Center v1.0.6
This maintenance release fixes an intermittent Crafty startup failure and makes the
startup state and error reporting accurately reflect what Crafty is doing.
Changes in this release
- Launches Crafty directly as a hidden, console-free process without relying on the Windows
shell. - Uses Crafty's configured installation directory as its working directory.
- Keeps the Crafty control and batch buttons in the
Starting...state for the complete
two-minute dashboard readiness window instead of reverting after 20 seconds. - Detects when the launched Crafty process exits before port 8443 becomes ready.
- Reports an early Crafty exit and its exit code instead of silently returning the control
toStart. - Distinguishes between an exited Crafty process, a startup timeout, and a running Crafty
process whose dashboard has not become ready. - Adds automated coverage for the exact Crafty process-launch configuration.
- Retains the verified force-stop, stale lock cleanup, and safe SQLite recovery introduced
in v1.0.5.
Supported providers
- Server manager: Crafty
- Connection: PlayIt
- Launchers: Prism Launcher and TLauncher
Installation
For a normal Windows installation, download and run:
MinecraftControlCenter-Setup.exe
For portable use, download and extract:
MinecraftControlCenter.zip
Windows 10 or later on a 64-bit PC is required.
Included release assets
MinecraftControlCenter-Setup.exeMinecraftControlCenter.zipMinecraftControlCenter.zip.sha256
Coming in the next major release
The next major release is planned to add a compatibility matrix covering additional
server managers, remote-connection providers, and game launchers.
| Component | Planned choices |
|---|---|
| Server manager | Crafty Controller, AMP, direct .jar server |
| Remote connection | Playit, direct port forwarding, Tailscale |
| Game launcher | Prism, official Minecraft Launcher, Modrinth App, ATLauncher |
| Later additions | PufferPanel, Pterodactyl, GDLauncher, CurseForge |
These plans may change as compatibility work and testing progress.
