Developing a large-scale project like MC+ takes an enormous amount of time. The current form of the project does not allow it to be made available to the public for wider collaboration. For this reason, no one can use the solutions offered or support the development of the project.

After the full transformation of the project, each of its components will be provided with appropriate manuals, guidelines on how to develop the project and will be available in the MinecraftPlus repository on GitHub.com.

The changes from MC+ v0.0.2 - including the updated Cannon Update - will be added to the SpigotPlus engine.

The update will be completed with, among others. o mortars that are an alternative to cannons and variants of the gun execution in all types of boards.

The SpigotPlus engine will be updated with the changes added in the Cannon Update. In this way, it will be possible to run the server containing the added cannons with simultaneous support for plugins.

As with the CraftBukkit patches, you need to map the changes to the appropriate nomenclature to integrate them into MC+.

Basic BukkitAPI is currently not enough, most of the plugins currently in use require installation on SpigotAPI based servers.

The changes from the Spigot project, which is an extension of the CraftBukkit project, will be implemented into the server engine. The result will be the server engine - SpigotPlus, based on the Spigot API.

In order to present the unlimited possibilities of the project, collect feedback from the community and test the interest, a demonstration modification of Cannon Update will be made available first, adding cannons and cannonballs to the game. The modification is supposed to be a solution to the unsightly realization of "cannons" by means of TNT.

Integration of changes with CraftBukkit after release requires a series of tests on a test server. Bugs and comments should be reported here.

An important step will be to integrate the changes from the CraftBukkit project with the basic version of MC+. This will allow you to get a working release, without any changes to the original version of the game, with the ability to run plugins based on Bukkit API.

Minecraft supplied by the manufacturer (.jar archives) by default are darkened and decompiled code requires conversion to friendly nomenclature using mapping files. Since version 1.14.4 Mojang has its own name mapping and this is used in the MC+ project code.

The problem is that the Bukkit team adopted their own nomenclature when starting work on the project (and it is maintained in Spigot and Paper) classes and all the rest. To conveniently combine the changes made to the CraftBukkit project, the patches provided in it must be transferred to the appropriate nomenclature.

Building the first working release, devoid of any changes to the original version of the game and based on the prepared source code. This will make it easier to test the correct operation of the "bare" MC+, as it will behave exactly like the original.

The first steps before releasing the project to the public will consist in completing the source code of all components and combining them into a complete system.