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π FlowGate Lite β v1.0.2 (Stable Release)
β Fully Operational β’ Production-Ready β’ Battle-Tested
FlowGate Lite v1.0.2 marks the first fully stable and complete release of the Lite branch.
All core systems are finalized, hardened, and verified in real network conditions.
β¨ Whatβs New in v1.0.2
π Reliable Hub Recovery
- Players are automatically routed back to a hub the moment one becomes available
- No reconnect required, no manual commands
π Zero Disconnects During Hub Outages
- If all hubs go offline, players are safely moved to the fallback server
- Eliminates βCould not connect to a default or fallback serverβ kicks
β³ Smart Fallback Waiting System
- Animated waiting titles while players are in fallback
- Starts and stops automatically, no duplication, no flicker
π§ Improved Hub Commands
/hubnow:- Tries all hubs intelligently
- Sends players to fallback if no hub is available
- Never kicks players out of the network
π§± Hardened Event Handling
- Proper handling of:
- Server crashes
- Mass restarts
- Runtime disconnects
- Native Bungee logic respected β no forced overrides
π§Ό Clean & Optimized Core
- Removed duplicated messages
- No ping spam
- Minimal schedulers
- Predictable, readable routing logic
π§ Stability Philosophy
FlowGate Lite does not guess and does not rush connections.
It guarantees:
- No random kicks
- No reconnect loops
- No broken join flow
- No unnecessary background load
π¦ Version Info
- Plugin: FlowGate Lite
- Version:
1.0.2 - Status: β Stable / Production Ready
- Proxy: BungeeCord / Waterfall
π Recommendation
This version is safe to deploy on live networks.
If you want:
- predictable player flow
- clean fallback handling
- zero chaos during outages
π This is the version to use.
π§βπ» Developed by Terona Studios
Built with stability, clarity, and long-term maintainability in mind.
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forRepository {
maven {
name = "Modrinth"
url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven"
}
}
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filter {
includeGroup "maven.modrinth"
}
}
}
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}
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