nmp-proxy

This guide for Linux

Do this to start:

1. Download the vanilla server minecraft 1.8.+ https://minecraft.net/download
2. Configure the server:
   • motd=Server 1
   • online-mode=false
   • enable-rcon=true
   • rcon.password=you rcon password for this server (such as 1234)
   • rcon.port=rcon port for this server (such as 25575)
   • server-port=server port for this server (such as 25565)
3. Make a copy of the configured server and reconfigure it:
   • motd=Server 2
   • online-mode=false
   • enable-rcon=true
   • rcon.password=you rcon password for this server (such as 1234)
   • rcon.port=rcon port for this server (such as 25574)
   • server-port=server port for this server (such as 25564)
4. Open the console and enter the following commands:
   • wget https://github.com/lastuniverse/nmp-proxy/archive/master.zip
   • cd nmp-proxy-master
   • npm install
   • cp lib/servers/serverlist.json.sample lib/servers/serverlist.json
5. Then edit file lib/servers/serverlist.json halyard so that it matches the server settings that you did above.
6. Run both your vanilla server. wait for them to complete the load.
7. Run nmp-proxy (start.sh in nmp-proxy-master folder)

If done correctly, you will see:

nmp-proxy> ./start.sh
test Users 1
test Users 2
rcon Authed! [server_1]
rcon Authed! [server_2]

and the proxy server will be available at 127.0.0.1:25566

the nmp-proxy server shows the following features:

• realization of the group of commands /warp
• realization of command /spawn
• implementation of the protection of the territory. the whole territory located within 50 blocks from the spawn protected
• implementation of the transition between the servers. When crossing the border X = -100 you move from one server to another.

do not criticize the code:)

nmp-proxy is built from the night practices. it's just a demonstration of the possibilities of the node-minecraft-protocol proxy server.