PocketMine Forums

Hello PocketMiners!
Today it is moving day! We will open our new forums at https://forums.pmmp.io! Join NOW!

Why are we doing this you ask? The only person that has access to every PocketMine server is Shoghi. We asked many times for more access but we never got it. It is time to stop asking and to move on.

What else will change?

• GitHub organisation at https://github.com/pmmp
• Jenkins at https://jenkins.pmmp.io
• Documentation at http://pmmp.rtfd.io

What will happen to this forum?
No idea!

It has come to my attention that user conduct within the forums has dropped significantly. To combat this, I will be advising certain actions to be avoided, and others modified.

Conduct to other users in the forums is at an all time low.

Some things I will not accept:
Bullying,
Blatant disrespect or lack of effort to communicate fairly,
Posting advertisements to other users [Will discuss in a bit],
Lack of effort to understand another users post, and in turn harass...

Where are those PHP7 binaries or .phar files? Watch the animated gif for more info.

Interesting links:

• https://bintray.com/pocketmine/PocketMine/
• https://dl.bintray.com/pocketmine/PocketMine/
  
• http://pocketmine-mp.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
• http://pocketmine-mp.readthedocs.org/en/latest/supportedMCPEversions.html
• Windows installer (by TheDeibo)
• Linux/MacOS installer

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A new PocketMine-MP Development build has been released!
PocketMine-MP 1.6dev-1266 for Minecraft: PE v0.13.1 alpha

What changed between the last and this release?

Where can I find the phar?
Do you already have an installation of PocketMine, then download phar from here or use curl/wget.
Use these instructions for a fresh installation of PocketMine....

Hello!

As you may or may not know, PHP7 (the next version of the language version PocketMine uses) is going to be released soon. This has been highly anticipated, as this update will bring huge performance improvements, and PocketMine will benefit of this greatly (expect at least two times as fast in the worst case!). It also adds new language features, which we will be using.

However, to fully use all the new features, we need to do partial backwards-incompatible changes to the plugin API, so the version will be bumped to 2.0.0. But wait! Don't start strong arguments yet. Why are we doing this? What is going to happen to existing plugins? Will I have to do something? Should I hate...