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Bukkit

Author	Bukkit Team
Developers	Warren Loo, Nathan Adams
Platform	JRE
Written in	Java
Latest version	Bukkit #1807 CraftBukkit #2840
Released	2 January 2011 (Announced)
Size	Bukkit - MB 4.7 (Build 1807) CraftBukkit - 14.6 MB (Build 2918)
License	GPLv3 / LGPLv3
Source available	Yes
Compatible with	1.7.4
Supports The Nether	Yes
Links	Site Forum
Notes "Bukkit can hold anything!"

Este artículo trata sobre the server software. Para the item, véase Bucket.

Bukkit is the name of a set of community built, open source tools envisioned and developed to ease the creation of SMP plugins. It was intended to replace hey0's Mod. Because some of the developers involved had already been involved in hey0's Mod, there are similarities between the two plugins. However, mods written for hey0 had to be ported to use the Bukkit Application Programming Interface (API). Bukkit was originally envisioned as two tools, CraftBukkit and Bukkit, respectively the Bukkit server executable and the Bukkit API. This division was intended to make code upkeep simpler. Later, ScrapBukkit was created to develop certain server commands as a plugin rather than within CraftBukkit, and several other tools have been developed. Bukkit will most likely remain the SMP tool of choice until Mojang releases its official API, which is currently in development.^[1]

EvilSeph and Dinnerbone are the most prominent developers on the team. According to Jeb, they have worked alongside Mojang in developing Bukkit.^[2]

In MineCon 2011, Bukkit had a Q&A session,^[3] as well as a demonstration of their new panel.^[4]

On February 28, 2012, it was announced that the Bukkit team had joined Mojang to further develop the Minecraft server software and to aid with the creation of modding APIs.^[5]

Bukkit Tools

Bukkit

Bukkit is used by Plugin Developers as an API to create plugins

BukkitDev

BukkitDev is the Plugin repository for Bukkit plugins. In the interim, a plugin list is maintained here.

On October 11, 2011 it was announced that the Official transition to BukkitDev had started.^[6]

ChatBukkit

ChatBukkit was an official plugin by the Bukkit Dev. Team, that was discontinued due to other plugins such as HeroChat, and Essentials.

CraftBukkit

CraftBukkit is the Minecraft SMP Server mods. It is a variant of the official Minecraft server executable capable of understanding Bukkit API calls, i.e. capable of running Bukkit plugins. You must have CraftBukkit to run a Bukkit server.

HomeBukkit

HomeBukkit was an official plugin from the Bukkit team, but is now discontinued due to plugins like Essentials

ScrapBukkit

ScrapBukkit is a Bukkit plugin that contains server commands for give, take, teleport and time. ScrapBukkit was a general-purpose example plugin built and developed by the Bukkit Team.

Controversy Surrounding Creation

hey0 officially discontinued his work on hMod with a forum post on 4 January 2011. Without hey0, development on hMod, the predominant server mod at the time, was unable to continue. Because of the unofficial nature of both hMod and Bukkit and because hey0 was very inactive, miscommunication led to some anger within the community.^[7] Parts of the community believed The Bukkit Project was stealing hey0's work and others were angry at hey0 because they felt entitled to continued development. The situation was exacerbated by the fact that Bukkit was not ready for release for a period of more than a week after hMod was discontinued. During that hiatus, SMP Version 1.2 was released, with significant new content. This made it impossible to run a SMP server with the newest official Minecraft content and any plugins for that time without switching to MCAdmin.^[8] (MCAdmin was a competing server mod that had been abandoned by the community after Doridian, its developer, aggravated privacy issues by writing a backdoor in his plugin because he was angry at certain members of his userbase.^[9]) The situation continued as the Bukkit team did not create a simple Bukkit download link on their webpage because of licensing issues.^[10] The Bukkit team wanted to release Bukkit under the GPL, and CraftBukkit under the LGPL, a proposition that is legally questionable because of The Bukkit Project's inherent dependence upon Mojang AB's proprietary codebase. Members of the Bukkit team met with Mojang on 19 January with the intent of discussing licensing issues, but the topic was not sufficiently discussed.^[11] (As of June 2011, Bukkit and CraftBukkit still contain those GPL licences in their Githubs.) The situation was resolved with server owners building Bukkit on their own from preview builds on the GitHub repository, allowing the community to have working SMP 1.2 servers.

Upcoming Plugin API

The Bukkit Team is rumored to be creating a user-friendly way to make mods through the official Minecraft application that are server-usable and are easily obtainable and distributable. This feature is said to be released in an upcoming update.

Enlace

• http://bukkit.org - Pagina oficial de bukkit

References

1. ↑ on Twitter - notch
2. ↑ http://twitter.com/jeb_/status/115709635629023232
3. ↑ http://www.minecraftforum.net/news/335-bukkit-qa-at-minecon-part-2/
4. ↑ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXhTasEzUmQ
5. ↑ http://www.mojang.com/2012/02/minecraft-team-strengthened/
6. ↑ http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/moving-to-bukkitdev-phasing-out-the-plugin-submissions-releases-forums.41022/
7. ↑ "hMod thread on MinecraftForums" - Much of the community spirit of angst was caught on this page.
8. ↑ "Re: MCAdmin still getting updated?" on MinecraftForums - Doridian (It wasn't a well known fact, but MCAdmin was working with 1.2 before Bukkit was available.)
9. ↑ "MCAdmin revision 109"
10. ↑ "Where is my bukkit preview?" - EvilSeph
11. ↑ "A meeting with Mojang Specifications" - EvilSeph