Travertine is Waterfall with additional protocols. Waterfall is a fork of the well-known BungeeCord server teleportation suite.
Waterfall focuses on three main areas:
- Stability: Waterfall aims to be stable. We will achieve this through making the code base testable and discouraging practices that lead to proxy lag.
- Features: Waterfall aims to include more features than canonical BungeeCord.
- Scalability: Waterfall should be able to handle a large number of concurrent players, given a reasonably modern CPU, memory, and good network connection.
Travertine focuses on one main area:
- Additional Client Version Support: Travertine aims to support client versions older then what is supported in upstream. This includes 1.7 support. Additionally Travertine may release Snapshot and PRE Client support patches as time permits.
Travertine has a goal of adding additional protocol versions.
Travertine was forked because of the fact that Waterfall intends to only support protocol versions supported by upstream BungeeCord.
Travertine will track upstream Waterfall and merge changes as needed.
Download a copy of Travertine.jar from our homepage here: Travertine
Travertine requires Java 8 or above.
To compile Travertine, you need JDK8, git, bash, maven, and an internet connection.
Clone this repo, run ./travertine b from bash, get jar from Travertine-Proxy/bootstrap/target
- Feel free to open a PR! We accept contributions.
- Join us on IRC (irc.spi.gt #paper, webchat).
- Visit our forums (https://papermc.io/forums).
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Edit Travertine-Proxy and when you're ready move to that directory and do git add . and git commit -m "your message". Then move back to base dir and do ./travertine rb. Move info below To get the project, you run ./travertine patch. To get a build, it's ./travertine build. To build patches based on your code commits to the currently patched project, you run ./travertine rebuild. The actual project in it's completed state will appear in the folder Travertine-Proxy.