I knew this would eventually happen!
4 Likes
More or less this is inevitable IMHO, competition is good, but cooperation is better I think.
1 Like
It was never a competition as they targeted the Vanilla audience and we targeted the Modding audience.
Now, Sponge does both.
4 Likes
I don’t understand this. Why don’t people just not do anything else to their forge servers /?
Granite has nothing to do with Forge or Forge modified servers or modified servers to begin with. That is the point.
1 Like
Thank you for the introduction, Zidane. We’re all very excited to join your team, and cannot wait to see what will come from it 
3 Likes
Welcome aboard!
1 Like
I saw something earlier today on GitHub that mentioned Granite, but I was totally not expecting this. Good job everyone! I hope we can all benefit from this!
1 Like
This sounds really, really fun. Good luck. 
As long the forge mod doesn’t start to lack behind I am fine with it . Can’t wait to start playing with it on moded servers. Also got a question:
Does granite provides a craftbukkit like jar, or is it a wrapper that uses mixin’s to modify the server jar ?
The second, just read what Zidane wrote ^^
I’m glad to hear this as it solves exactly what I requested 
So there IS an official and well-working implementation now.
1 Like
Poof It’s gone
We’ll replace it with a copy of the SpongePowered.org frontpage, themed to fit our name The links will point here, of course.
2 Likes
Yeah I read that. But I was more thinking about the package? Like including the NMS classes in to the jar like craftbukkit did.
EDIT: Nvm found it.
Ahhhh… The good ole days…
It was one of the surprises, yes. 
2 Likes
why cant i put core mods in the mods folder
where can i find the first sponge download when it comes out