fhossyl/fhossyl-client

A bridge that allows you to connect to Minecraft: Java Edition servers using Minecraft: Bedrock Edition and vice versa.

Fhossyl

⚠️ Fhossyl is still a work in progress and is not recommended for production.

Fhossyl is a bridge that allows you to connect to Minecraft: Java Edition servers using Minecraft: Bedrock Edition and vice versa.

Project structure

As Fhossyl is a modular project, we separate it into subprojects and three different repositories.

⚙️ Client The fhossyl-client repository separate their function in three subprojects:

• Bootstrap is a low level API divided into 3 subprojects (bukkit, common and standalone), that provides information about the server to the connector.

• Connector is a low level API that connects to the provided server using an incompatible Minecraft Edition by using the information provided by the bootstrap.

• Packets is a subproject that stores all the packets of each game edition.

Credits

• kt-mc-packet by DevSrSouza. Some parts of the kt-mc-packet code have been reworked internally for adaptation to our uses. You can notice several similarities from the packets subproject.
• NukkitX Protocol by CloudburstMC. Like kt-mc-packet, the NukkitX Protocol has also been reworked internally for our uses.
• Minecraft Protocol Wiki. Information about Minecraft servers and clients have been taken from the Minecraft Protocol Wiki.
• Ktor for I/O by Ktor Team. The Ktor for I/O dependency is being used on our build.gradle.kts for Input/Output work.
• kotlinx.serialization by Kotlin. The kotlinx.serialization dependency is being used on our build.gradle.kts to provide an optimized and cleaner binary (de)serialization systems.
• kotlinx.coroutines by Kotlin. The kotlinx.coroutines dependency is being user on our build.gradle.kts to provide suspendable, readable and more optimized code.

Related repositories

• Client fhossyl-client
• Desktop App fhossyl-app
• Mobile App fhossyl-app
• Mappings fhossyl-mappings

Frequently-asked questions

These questions are frequently asked or will probably be asked. Please check that what you're asking isn't covered by this section before creating an issue.

• What versions does Fhossyl support? Any plans to support newer versions? Fhossyl starts from 1.16.3 to the latest stable version for Minecraft: Java Edition and 1.16.x for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition.

• Any plans to support older versions like 1.8.9 or 1.15? No. Fhossyl will only support modern versions such as 1.16 and newer.