# PRR628CRAFT Network ## ℹ️ Overview The PRR628CRAFT Network is a network of both private and public, vanilla and modded, servers owned and operated by PRR628. For the public, we offer a Minigames¹ server and SkyBlock² server. Some select users have access to private whitelisted servers. The Network is family-friendly made for the most recent Minecraft versions, and supports full crossplay between Java and Bedrock. The server here on Modrinth is setup to automatically install the [Cookies & Cream Modpack](/modpacks/cookies+cream-modpack). If you do not wish to use it, simply copy paste the IP and leave the port option blank (this is because the default port is used). Join today ! :3 ## 🌐 Join Instructions ### Java - **Address:** `team-tickets.gl.joinmc.link` - **Port:** `25565` (default) ### Bedrock - **Address:** `bedrock.prr628craft.net` - **Port:** `4952` ### Bedrock **Console**: 1. Friend `PRR628CRAFT` on Xbox. 2. Navigate to Social in-game, and join the Friends world. ## 🎮 Minigames¹ - ⛅ **Skyblock**² - The **traditional skyblock experience**, none of the nonsense! No economy or currency. Instead, you can grow your own island, visit your friends islands, or make group islands! *Not public yet. - 🏁 **Parkour** - A bunch of **parkour courses**, and in the future timed trials plus competition! - 🎈 **Party Games** - A bunch of **short minigames in quick succession**, win them to win points and win the overall game! *Not public yet.* - ⚔️ **Battle Arena** - Your **typical PVP and kits gamemodes**. Compete in Free For All, battle in duels, with custom lobbies and *Not public yet.* - 🎂 **CakeWars** - An **unofficial revival of the dead Mineplex game**. Defend your cape, capture territory, and battle others. *Not public yet.* ## ❓ FAQ

Is Bedrock Edition supported?

**Yes, Bedrock is officially fully supported thanks to GeyserMC**.

Are older versions (1.12, 1.8, etc.) supported?

**While (almost) all older versions are supported thanks to ViaVersion**, we highly recommend using the most recent Minecraft version.

Are mods needed to join?

**No, mods are not needed, Vanilla clients can join perfectly fine on our Minigames¹ and SkyBlock² servers**. Some private whitelisted servers on our Network may require mods. We recommend using a modpack anyway for performance enhancements and bonus features. We may be biased, but we recommend the [Cookies & Cream Modpack](/modpacks/cookies+cream-modpack).

## 💻 Behind the Scenes How is the server hosted? Well, this may not be of interest for you, but for those of you interested in server administration, this would be a good read for you! This server is a side project and beloved project of mine so I put lots of work everyday into this :)

Learn more

You can select the *Learn how servers work* section to learn generally about how Minecraft servers work (JARs, backend servers, proxies, ports, authentication, etc.) or click *See our server infrastructure* to get a full rundown of how our server works, as well as links to all the software we use.

Learn how servers work

## Server JARs Server JARs are what the actually server itself runs on! These are simply JAR files that contain Minecraft. You can run the default vanilla Minecraft JAR, but that isn't recommended. Rather, you can choose either a PaperMC, Fabric or the dozen other server JARs available. Here is a more in-depth guide on server JARs:

Server JARs

## Overview Server JARs fall into two main categories. Mod-based, like Fabric, Quilt, or NeoForge, or plugin-based, like Paper, Spiggot, Folia, etc. ## Plugin-based servers Funnily enough, most plugin-based server JARs are related. Server JARs are forked off of other server JARs, creating a flowing tree of software. When a fork upstream updates, this update goes down the stream to the forks. Forks simply change code of the software upstream. This is the family tree of the most popular server JARs: ``` Bukkit └── Spigot └── Paper ├── Folia ├── Purpur └── Pufferfish ``` These plugin-based servers are some of the most commonly used in big server networks. This is because they are highly optimized for performance and efficiency, however this is often at the cost of Vanilla parity, which we will discuss later. Plugin-based server JARs are designed to work with plugins. These are Java classes and code that are run alongside serve JARs, interacting with the server via an API. Because of the nature of plugins, you cannot add new blocks or mobs to the game. Again, these server plugins use an API, and therefore work very differently from modded servers. ## Mod-based servers Mod-based servers are less common, but very good, if not more powerful. They are rising in popularity, and the ONLY option if you want a *modded* server. ## Which should I choose? This is primarily a personal choice, but here is a simple flowchart to help you decide. ``` Do you want to use mods? ├── ✅ Yes │ └── Use a Mod-based server like Fabric or NeoForge. └── ❌ No └── Are you planning on using advanced moderating and anti-cheat features? ├── ✅ Yes │ └── Use a plugin-based server, as there are more options for this in the plugin market. └── ❌ No └── Do you value Vanilla parity? ├── ✅ Yes │ └── Then use a mod-based server, and use only performance enhancing and simply QoL mods. └── ❌ No └── Welp, if you are just going for a simple non-technical server, paper is very easy to set up. ```

See our server infrastructure

This is a basic tree showing our server infrastructure. We will now go more in-depth. One important note is that our server is fully built from the ground up at home on our own servers. Using a public server host, it may be difficult to replicate this setup without shelling out a lot of cash. ``` Player Client (Fabric) └── Playit.gg Tunnel (connects client to server) └── Velocity Proxy (proxies traffic to all servers) ├── Plugins │ ├── GeyserMC (allows Bedrock clients) │ │ └── GeyserExtras (extra features for Bedrock players) │ └── TAB (Scoreboards, bossbars, other cosmetics) └── Backend servers ├── Lobby server (Paper 1.21.11) ├── Minigame server (Fabric 1.21.11) └── Eternal Realm server (Fabric 1.21.11) ``` ## Playit.gg Playit is a simple system that allows you to make your server accessible to the public extremely easily. No port forwarding is needed (port forwarding is not only hard, but impossible for many if hosting at home.) Their website says it pretty well: > Host game servers from your own computer and let friends join from anywhere. No port forwarding required. Premium just $3/month. We use playit.gg because our ISP puts us behind a CGNAT. This basically means not only is port forwarding impossible for us, we don't even have our own IP address! It is shared with the whole region. This is unfortunately very common in residential areas. This isn't sponsored in any way just so you know, Playit.gg is just very easy for us. ## Velocity Proxy Velocity is a new-*ish* proxy, made by the same team who made Velocity! It essentially allows you to run multiple servers under a single IP, and allows you to send players to one or another using plugins that utilize the Velocity API! A proxy is REQUIRED if you want a big server network like ours. Other options include Waterfall and Bungeecoord, but those are partially outdated, and Velocity has just suited our server better. Also, here is our list of Velocity plugins and why we use them. Thank us later :) - GeyserMC : This one is ESSENTIAL. We use it to allow Minecraft Bedrock players to connect to our server. It also has an extensions system, with both official and unofficial extensions you can use to enhance the Bedrock experience. - ThirdPartyCosmetics (official) : This extension allows Bedrock players to see certain custom Java cosmetics, like custom capes and ears (think DeadMau5). - [GeyserExtras](/plugins/geyserextras) (unofficial) : This extension adds important features to Bedrock clients. It gives them a special menu (accessed by double-tapping the inventory button) that allows them to access their Java advancements, statistics, and other Java-exclusive menus. It also gives them a proper looking attack indicator, as well as particles such as critical-hit, sharpness, sweeping edge, etc. - Floodgate : This plugin, made by the same team behind GeyserMC, is important for bedrock players. It authenticates Bedrock players that do not have a Java account. It also enables many many other features. This is important as this is *most* Bedrock players anyway. **This should be installed on both the proxy and the backend, so backend plugins/mods can use the Floodgate API.** ## Backend servers - [TAB](/plugins/tab-was-taken) : This plugin allows you to decorate your server with custom bossbars, scoreboards, tablists, nametags, and more! And you NEVER have to touch weird commands! You can install it on backend servers, but it is way simpler and unified on the proxy. - TABScoreboardAPI : If you are using it on a proxy, you need this library plugin, as it gives Velocity a scoreboard API (it does not have one by default) - [MiniMOTD](/plugins/minimotd) : This plugin is simple. It just allows you to create a nice looking MOTD and server icon, but fancy! It also allows you to add multiple randomized versions, and more. A must-have imo. As already stated, we run a bunch of backend servers for different reasons. Instead of highlighting the server themselves, I will highlight what mods and plugins we use!

## 📝 Notes 1. The Minigames server is in Beta and undergoing active maintenance. 2. The SkyBlock server is upcoming and not fully complete yet. 3. Many minigames are in Beta, or may not even be accessible yet. ## Notices This page is on MODRINTH ONLY. If you see it anywhere else, it is NOT THE REAL ONE. Also AI has not been used to write this listing :) it was all personally written by the server admin, @PRR628. I just like using emojis, so sue me If you wish to contact me, you can message @PRR628 on Discord, join my Discord server, or email `prr628.msgme@outlook.com`. Have fun!

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