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1. #MINECRAFT 1.8.8 MOD HOW TO#
2. #MINECRAFT 1.8.8 MOD INSTALL#
3. #MINECRAFT 1.8.8 MOD UPDATE#
4. #MINECRAFT 1.8.8 MOD SOFTWARE#
5. #MINECRAFT 1.8.8 MOD CODE#

Although this is a minor update for plugin developers it is a relatively large update overall.

#MINECRAFT 1.8.8 MOD SOFTWARE#

The first builds of our software for Minecraft 1.16.1 have now been released. You are welcome to test them, report Spigot bugs, and contribute API, but be cautious and wary of bugs and the potential for. Although most of these features are still accessible in 1.17 through the use of either the experimental datapack or commands, and Spigot provides APIs for them, it must be remembered that these features are experimental/disabled for a reason. Mojang has delayed many features, including extended world heights, generation changes, and certain blocks/items to Minecraft 1.18. Please note however that this is a temporary workaround and might not work in future Java versions. If you have problems with plugins after updating Java you may be able to temporarily work around this by adding -illegal-access=permit straight after java in your command line.

#MINECRAFT 1.8.8 MOD HOW TO#

If you are using a shared host you should contact your host for instructions on how to do this, otherwise if you are hosting yourself you can check your java version with java -version. your Java version is incompatible and you will need to upgrade.

This version of Minecraft requires at least Java 16. If you see an error message that looks similar to Unsupported Java detected (55.0).

#MINECRAFT 1.8.8 MOD INSTALL#

You may therefore have to manually install it from a third party such as Azul Zulu. As this is not an LTS version, it is not available by default in the repositories of some popular Linux distributions. Mojang has decided to make Minecraft 1.17 require Java 16 or later. Although this is a moderately sized update overall there are some major changes and very important points to note, so please read the following carefully. We are pleased to announce the first builds of Spigot for Minecraft 1.17 are now available. Update 6 July 2021: We have updated to 1.17.1. Please also note that current versions of Java 17 have a bug which may affect users on single-core systems. Please note that the -illegal-access=permit workaround is no longer possible on this version. You can install this from a third party such as Azul Zulu or your Linux package manager.

Mojang has decided to make Minecraft 1.18 require Java 17 or later. You should consider it your duty to the community to do this. This will prevent you needing to update your plugin each release and will cumulatively save server owners and the community thousands of hours each year. If you cannot use the API, then you should contribute one, or at least open a feature request stating the API desired and why you need it. As a developer you should use the API wherever possible - a stable API is what distinguishes plugins from mods. Doing this once is much more efficient than depending on an update every release.

#MINECRAFT 1.8.8 MOD CODE#

As a server owner, if a plugin is breaking on Minecraft updates, you should be encouraging developers to code their plugin in a way that it does not break (read: use the API). With the exception of plugins referencing removed biomes/particles and changes to third-party libraries (especially MySQL), there are no breakages expected. There are however still some significant changes, particularly around world generation and biomes, so some initial caution is advised. Owing to the shorter interval between 1.17 and 1.18 this is a smaller update than previous major releases. A BungeeCord update is not required.Įdit (9 December): 1.18 is now the default version.Īs we mark the 9-year anniversary of, it is my pleasure to announce that development/preview builds of Spigot for Minecraft 1.18 are now available. Please check this thread regularly for any further updates.Įdit: 1.18.1 is now available with -rev 1.18.1. We are not currently aware of the exploit having any possible permanent effects on your server if you are/were running an up to date version of Java (any version from the last ~ 3 years, including Java 8 updates released within that timeframe). It is also highly recommended you update your Java to the latest build of the relevant version. If you are using < 1.17.1 and a custom log4j2.xml, for example by modifying the server jar or using the nfigurationFile= Java argument, you will need to replace all occurrences of %msg with %msg. You can obtain a patched server jar by re-running BuildTools with the appropriate revision, eg, java -jar BuildTools.jar -rev 1.12.2. The following versions have been patched: These releases work around a security issue in log4j2, the logging library used by Minecraft. We have just pushed some out of schedule security releases for Spigot.

Tl dr update your server by repeating the steps you used to install it.