03-27-2012, 03:39 AM
Please include the version of the server you're using. The official downloads are rev 259 or rev 300, nightbuilds are available for Windows for the current development snapshots, at this time it's rev 433.
Crafting table should be working, if it doesn't, we need to investigate more deeply.
Compatibility is a good idea, I'll push that into the source now. Revisions ~250 up to about 350 are compatible with 1.1 clients; revisions ~350 up until 430 are compatible with 1.2.2 and 1.2.3 clients, revisions from 430 onwards are compatible with 1.2.4 clients.
Terrain generation is currently being reworked, that will include the mushroom and flower stuff
Unfortunately there's no centralized place for "the roadmap". We're somewhat "understaffed", two active developers only right now, so each of us just does what's the most painful issue at hand. Of course the primary goal is to keep MCServer stable, which we seem to have accomplished, more or less. Now we're working on the quirks, such as terrain generation throttling client throughput (that's probably your "long wait during downloading terrain"), lighting being done wrongly and inefficiently etc. Once we have those issues gone, we can start paying more attention to the finer details, such as buttons and levers.
Crafting table should be working, if it doesn't, we need to investigate more deeply.
Compatibility is a good idea, I'll push that into the source now. Revisions ~250 up to about 350 are compatible with 1.1 clients; revisions ~350 up until 430 are compatible with 1.2.2 and 1.2.3 clients, revisions from 430 onwards are compatible with 1.2.4 clients.
Terrain generation is currently being reworked, that will include the mushroom and flower stuff
Unfortunately there's no centralized place for "the roadmap". We're somewhat "understaffed", two active developers only right now, so each of us just does what's the most painful issue at hand. Of course the primary goal is to keep MCServer stable, which we seem to have accomplished, more or less. Now we're working on the quirks, such as terrain generation throttling client throughput (that's probably your "long wait during downloading terrain"), lighting being done wrongly and inefficiently etc. Once we have those issues gone, we can start paying more attention to the finer details, such as buttons and levers.