Cross Server Chat

Cross Server Chat:

Cross Server Chat is a simple yet powerful serverside networking tool that links chat, TAB, and operator commands across multiple Minecraft worlds through one Discord channel. The mod is server-only, so players do not need to install anything. Each world keeps its own identity with a [ServerName] tag, while Discord acts as the shared mailbox. No proxy, Redis, or Velocity setup is required.

Cross-Server Chat:

• Share player chat across every linked world in the format [Camelot] Poe: hello
• Optional Discord webhook so messages use the player's name and skin
• Optional Discord-to-Minecraft chat as [Discord] name: message
• Optional join and leave broadcasts on every linked world
• Works beside Discord Integration when you use a different bot and a different channel
• Loop-safe identity so a world never echoes its own messages back to itself

Network TAB:

• Custom header and footer with Minecraft color codes
• Live network list with %worlds%, player counts, and TPS
• Per-viewer name colors: you can be gold while other players stay white
• Visual HTML editor written to config/CrossServerChat/tab-editor.html
• Instant apply with /cross_server reload, no server restart
• Optional ranks from ranks.toml, e.g. [Dev] Poe in chat and TAB

Network Commands:

• /server_all <command> plus /y confirmation to run an operator command on every linked world
• /cross_server reload and /csc reload to reload config.toml and tab.toml
• Command packets are removed from Discord after other worlds have read them

Setup Guide:

1. Create a Discord bot:

• Open the Discord Developer Portal and create a new application
• Open Bot, create the bot, and copy the token
• Enable Message Content Intent
• Invite the bot with View Channel, Send Messages, Read Message History, and Manage Messages
• Do not reuse the Discord Integration bot

2. Create a dedicated Discord channel:

• Make a channel only this mod will use
• Do not reuse the Discord Integration chat channel
• Enable Discord Developer Mode, right-click the channel, and copy the Channel ID
• Optional: create a webhook in that channel if you want player names and skins in Discord. The same webhook URL can be used on every world

3. Edit config/CrossServerChat/config.toml on every world:

• serverName must be unique per world, for example Camelot, Tristram, Test
• botToken, channelId, and webhookUrl must be the same on every world
• allowDiscordChat = true if people should be able to talk from Discord into Minecraft
• broadcastJoin and broadcastLeave default to false
• hideCommandMessages = true keeps /server_all packets from sitting in the Discord channel
• Run /cross_server reload or restart after saving you custom player list tab

4. Edit TAB:

• Open config/CrossServerChat/tab-editor.html in a browser
• Design the header, footer, world list, your TAB name color, and other players' TAB name color
• Copy or save the TOML into config/CrossServerChat/tab.toml
• Run /cross_server reload

5. Ranks:

• Edit config/CrossServerChat/ranks.toml
• Put player names (or UUIDs) on a rank list
• Prefixes such as &b[Dev]&r show in chat, TAB (%rank%)
• Copy the same ranks.toml to every linked world
• Run /cross_server reload

Placeholders:

• %title% %subtitle% %server% %online% %local% %max% %tps%
• %worlds% %world% %count% %players% %player% %rank% %level% %chapter% %more%
• %rank% is the prefix from ranks.toml (empty if the player is on no list)
• %level% is Mine and Slash combat level when mineAndSlash = true
• %chapter% is the current FTB Quests chapter when ftbQuests = true (completed quests, not readme ticks)
• Optional ftbChapterMarkers in tab.toml sets start:end quest IDs per chapter; ftbQuestIds is only a filter when markers are empty

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Terms of use:

You are welcome to include this mod in any modpack

You may not re-release this mod as your own