🛑 «Kettle» or «KettleJava» is deprecated since 23.03.2021

For further development see: KettleRed

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:warning: Kettle is still raw and you may encounter issues with using it as your server software. This software is not yet ready for Production use. You have been warned!

Kettle

What's Kettle?

Kettle is the next link in the hybrid server chain: Kettle :arrow_right: Contigo :arrow_right: Thermos :arrow_right: KCauldron :arrow_right: Cauldron :arrow_right: MCPC+

Kettle was initially conceived as a fork of Contigo, but after a few iterations got rid of Contigo's dependencies and can no longer be concidered it's fork, but a standalone hybrid server.

Kettle is dependent on custom Forge and Paper builds, meaning it can run both Craftbukkit/spigot-based plugins and forge-based mods.

We hope to eliminate all issues with craftbukkit forge servers. In the end, we envision a seamless, low lag Kettle experience with support for new 1.12+ versions of Minecraft.

Deployment

Installation

1. Download the server from the Releases section
2. Make a new folder for the server
3. Move the server to the folder and rename it to kettle.jar
4. Make a launch script

Building the sources

All builds are available in build/distributions

• Clone the Project
  • You can use GitHub Desktop/GitKraken or clone using the terminal
    • git clone https://github.com/KettleFoundation/Kettle -b KettleJava
  • Next you are gonna want to clone the submodule
    • git submodule update --init --recursive
• Building

  • First you want to setup the project

    • ./gradlew setup

  • To build the project use the following command

    • ./gradlew launch4j

  • Now go and get a drink this may take some time

Chat

You are welcome to visit Kettle Discord server here.

More Kettle!

For unstable/test builds, you can check KettleDev!

For 1.14.4 builds, you can check Kettle-1.14.4!

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