Compatible with various Eaglercraft versions, often supporting 1.5.2, 1.8.8, and even 1.21-based forks.
// Fingerprint check const expected = normalizeHex(parsed.fingerprint); if (expected) // If we have fingerprint from server, compare if (result.fingerprint) result.fingerprintMatch = (result.fingerprint === expected); else if (verifyFingerprint) // try retrieve a TLS cert fingerprint (if HTTPS endpoint worked) try // perform HTTPS GET to fetch cert fingerprint const url = `https://$parsed.host:$targetPort$parsed.path `; const res = await axios.get(url, timeout: timeoutMs, httpsAgent: new (require("https").Agent)( rejectUnauthorized: false ), validateStatus: () => true ); // capture peer certificate from socket if possible // axios doesn't expose cert; skip unless using tls.connect catch // fallback: unknown asspixel server address eaglercraft verified
A: No. The server owner allows Eaglercraft connections because it increases player count. However, you might get killed on sight for being "slow." However, you might get killed on sight for being "slow
Disclaimer: This report is for informational purposes regarding digital safety. Eaglercraft itself exists in a legal grey area regarding software licensing, and users proceed at their own risk. Compatible with various Eaglercraft versions