Bedrock Dedicated Server Software. Works for consoles as well. no IP needed

[verbal terrace]

I made my own version of a bot that allows you to join a BDS without needing the IP of the server. https://youtu.be/_wCqYI7VqrU

[toxic yew]

We need to talk friend... I have a use for this exact thing.

[twilit beacon]

Lol men its not even his probably because i use this over 1,5 year now for my bedrock players to join my server

If you make something of someone else’s project or things that he made give him the credits

The founder of this bot is

@weak tartan

https://github.com/Androecia/FriendConnect-Pterodactyl

https://github.com/Androecia/FriendConnect/tree/main

https://discord.gg/3WxXynbB

[twilit beacon]

but i have more news for you if you thought you made the invention of the year then i have to disappoint you you made this now i did that 2 months ago all together with : Turn server bot on/off , changing everything in discord, add a server, remove a server , discord brige to minecraft, and i am working on a profile section for the minecraft players and with send admin commands into the game. but I'm not going to say anything about it yet because it's not finished yet

[toxic yew]

Again, I'd like to speak to anyone who likes the idea, and would be interested in collaboration. If it's petty squabbling, I'll keep looking. I do respect copyright and would prefer working with someone who didn't just script kiddie someone else's idea. no-drama coders are the coolest coders IMHO. There is always enough credit to go around.

[weak tartan]

Thanks, Wilco did copy my idea and has been attempting to copy it ever since

In my dms and my server

I am working slowly on a rust port. I am mainly just working on a Xbox services api for rust so I have a solid foundation to work from.

[toxic yew]

So the idea I'm on is distribution of add-ons. Here is the concept. Run a server that requires installation of just one add-on. Other than that, it's not a world for playing in. The owner of the world can put whatever they want in the welcome area, maybe just some thank you signs and links to where you can leave a gratuity, if so inspired. (I'll explain how the gratuity system works to whomever I collab with) but obviously, the sole purpose of the server and the in game links is to make a scalable method that allows for easy redistribution of add-ons, as MS does not allow Add-Ons in their store.

The income for the Add-On distribution server host will come from clients, like me, who pay a monthly fee to the reputable operator running and maintaining the add-on distribution server. It could be a contract for say a year or longer, (dunno the legal parts yet that are beneficial for both parties). As an add-on developer, I would only get income from any gratuities my add-on could generate. So would something like that interest you? I'm not going to run a server. Its not my thing. I make gadgets. I reverse engineer things. I'm not interested in running a world that would need to be reset from visiting griefers. But an experienced server operator could just run a script and reset the world after x number of visitors and maintain the experience for new visitors downloading the add-on. That's the idea. We'd need a test case, to see if people would adopt the process. I'm suspecting they will.

simple math... my fee paid to an add-on distribution server covers monthly energy costs and allows for operator profit. lets pick a number, say the fee to developers was $10 bucks a month per add-on. Now rinse and repeat. 10 add-ons? $100 bucks, 100 add-ons? $1000. Its micro sales at mega scale. and the server operator is the middle man. There is a business model here but I need to speak with a buddy of mine to get all the legal angles. Good luck on your rust port. I would say there are always new projects but the best ones come out of nowhere. Peace

[weak tartan]

This is an exact idea I have

[weak tartan]

@toxic yew found it

[junior basalt]

wow. that is actually really useful

[verbal terrace]

I wasn’t copying you’re idea. I started by making my own. The decision to make it public came later

Also I only wanted to make my own version since I’ve been trying to find a good server method since 2019.

[weak tartan]

You did reverse engineer my tool I have my dms as proof

It’s fine but you could at least say this was inspired by

[verbal terrace]

Idr where but I stated that the code was inspired by someone else

[verbal terrace]

Yea but I also told you I was learning HTTP at the time and was trying to learn how the API worked

It also says in the original message "My own version"

plus you took the idea from someone else who made the session spoofer

[weak tartan]

I attributed my code within my readme

To their project

That’s all I am asking is for attribution