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The Runsafe Minecraft server originally started as a privately hosted server for [[Kruithne]] in classic and later on [[Alvadar64]] and [[Rythir]] in alpha. Just before beta the server played host to the raiders of Shadow of the Phoenix, a World of Warcraft raiding guild. Half a year later, we moved the server over to the Runsafe network on a custom built server and opened it to the public. | The Runsafe Minecraft server originally started as a privately hosted server for [[Kruithne]] in classic and later on [[Alvadar64]] and [[Rythir]] in alpha. Just before beta the server played host to the raiders of Shadow of the Phoenix, a World of Warcraft raiding guild. Half a year later, we moved the server over to the Runsafe network on a custom built server and opened it to the public. | ||
| − | Over the years the server has gone through many changes, the most important one being moved onto the [[RunsafeFramework]] which acts as a | + | Over the years the server has gone through many changes, the most important one being moved onto the [[RunsafeFramework]] which acts as a wrapper between [[Bukkit]] and our plug-ins to allow us to stay on top of new snapshots faster than most servers. This framework now plays host to a wide array of plug-ins written by our in-house developers, [[Kruithne]] and [[docpify]]. |
Revision as of 14:55, 16 February 2014
Overview
The Runsafe Minecraft server originally started as a privately hosted server for Kruithne in classic and later on Alvadar64 and Rythir in alpha. Just before beta the server played host to the raiders of Shadow of the Phoenix, a World of Warcraft raiding guild. Half a year later, we moved the server over to the Runsafe network on a custom built server and opened it to the public.
Over the years the server has gone through many changes, the most important one being moved onto the RunsafeFramework which acts as a wrapper between Bukkit and our plug-ins to allow us to stay on top of new snapshots faster than most servers. This framework now plays host to a wide array of plug-ins written by our in-house developers, Kruithne and docpify.
