Players and entities stay present across servers.
Server meshing shares what remains visible so the world stays visually connected.
Mirage / Seamless transfers / Server meshing
One world.
Built to grow.
Mirage keeps gameplay continuous through backend transfers and keeps players and entities visible across servers, so distributed infrastructure can feel like one world.
Seamless transfersGameplay stays active between backends
Server meshingPlayers and entities remain visible
Built for meshed networksOne proxy and two or more backends
Managed operationDeployment, updates, and support
Mirage
Every backend transfer stays in play.
Players keep control through backend transfers. Mirage carries movement forward while the infrastructure changes underneath.
What the player experiences
- ConnectFamiliar joinThe player enters through the usual connection.
- TransferBackend crossedGameplay remains visible and active.
- ContinueControl remains activeThe player keeps moving in-game.
Between backends
Seamless
Servers exchange the data needed to move the player while gameplay stays visually uninterrupted.
Initial connectionStandard
Transfer experienceContinuous
Player controlContinuous
Infrastructure becomes a managed service.
Project Caligo manages deployment, proxies, updates, hosting options, and direct support around Mirage.
Built around the outcome
Many servers. Shared gameplay.
Mirage is an alternative for networks with transfer and meshing needs. It works alongside the Minecraft infrastructure operators already know.
Keep control.
Stay in motion and keep playing through every backend transfer.
Mesh the world.
Keep relevant players and entities rendered across server boundaries.
Run it as a service.
Bring Mirage into production with a team responsible for deployment, maintenance, updates, and support.
Public demonstration
The first showcase passed 30,000 views.
The response confirmed that operators value seamless Minecraft transfers and managed delivery.
Watch the demonstrationComments responded positively to transfers that remain invisible during play.
The response showed strong interest in a maintained solution for an ambitious infrastructure challenge.
The service gives networks specialists who deploy, maintain, and extend the system with them.
Project Caligo
A managed Mirage service, shaped around your network.
Every agreement reflects the proxies, backend servers, resources, deployment work, and support the network needs.
Built for one proxy and two or more backends
Mirage starts with this network shape and scales through a plan tailored to your proxies, backends, and resources.
France-based infrastructure for Europe
European networks benefit from close proximity to our current infrastructure. Global enquiries are welcome, with routing and deployment fit reviewed by the team.
Fully managed integration
The team deploys and integrates Mirage as a managed service shaped around your network.
Updates, maintenance, hosting, and support
Keep the service moving with the team responsible for the proxies and technology around it.
Flexible monthly or yearly agreements
Pricing, licence terms, infrastructure, and support are tailored through direct discussion.
From network fit to managed operation.
Start with your networkQualify
We review your proxies, backend servers, resources, goals, and whether Mirage is a useful fit.
Agree
Together, we define a monthly or yearly agreement for deployment, operation, hosting, and support.
Operate
The team deploys and manages Mirage while your network continues to grow.
Why Caligo
Owl butterfly
Latin caligo
The illusion has a name.
Project Caligo takes its name from the Caligo owl butterfly and the Latin word for mist or obscurity. Both describe something real being perceived differently.
Eye-like patterns change how its wings are perceived. Two separated wings resolve into one symmetrical form, like separate servers presented as one world.
Darkness, mist, obscurity, or dimness of sight. The infrastructure remains real while its boundaries blend into the experience.
MirageUnifies the experience.
Project CaligoBrings the illusion to other networks and keeps it operational.
Mirage began inside Industrium. Project Caligo now carries that work outward, with the ambition to make previously impractical Minecraft experiences possible.
Mirage access
Tell us what your network needs to become.
Mirage is designed for networks with at least one proxy and two backend servers. Current infrastructure is hosted in France for strong European proximity. Enquiries from every region are welcome and reviewed with deployment fit in mind.