Xena Studios builds open-source infrastructure for Minecraft networks and self-hosted game hosting. Our plugins run on every server in a network with near-zero overhead, and our platform, Raptor, extends that same philosophy onto the boxes those servers run on.
The principle: stay online
Every project we ship shares one priority: it does not go down. Code paths fail safe. A plugin never throws out of enable or reload, never blocks the main thread, and never disables itself on a bad config value. A single player action cannot lag, crash, grief, or escape the sandbox. That discipline is the reason a network operator can install our plugins on lobby, survival, and minigame servers alike and forget they are there.
The fleet
- xUtilities is the quality-of-life command set almost every server wants, each command toggleable, permissioned, and fully customizable, with the overhead of running everywhere kept close to zero.
- xLimbo is the fallback server. When the main node goes down, players land in a safe void
world instead of being disconnected, then rejoin with
/join. - NeoSkript is a drop-in replacement for Skript, built for Paper and Folia on Java 25. It runs
existing
.skscripts unchanged while being dramatically faster and Folia-safe by construction. - Raptor is a hosted, multi-tenant control panel for running Docker game servers and apps on your own Linux boxes, plus the per-box daemon that does the work.
Open by default
Everything we publish is open source on GitHub, and our Paper/Folia plugins are available on Modrinth. Read the documentation to get started, and follow this blog for release notes and engineering write-ups.