Your default config.yml looks something like this
channels:
minecraft_to_discord: #blue
- 'chatlog'
- 'chatting'
discord_to_minecraft: #blue
- 'chatting'
- 'announcement'
Lets say you have a channel server-chat
that should both receive and relay chat messages. An appropriate configuration would be
channels:
minecraft_to_discord:
- 'server-chat'
discord_to_minecraft:
- 'server-chat'
minecraft_to_discord is a list of channels that receive messages from Minecraft
discord_to_minecraft is a list of channels that relay messages to Minecraft
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settings:
# Application token
token: 'TOKEN_HERE'
# Send login messages
send_game_login: true
# Send logout messages
send_game_logout: true
# Send chat messages
send_game_chat: true
# Send messages from Discord to console
send_game_chat_also_to_console: true
# Send discord chat to minecraft
send_discord_chat: true
# Send death messages to discord
send_death_message: true
# Use nicknames for chat etc
use_nicknames: false
# Allow mentioning users via @<user-name>
use_mentions: true
# Use ingame chat format of player for Discord->Minecraft connection
use_ingame_format: true
# Check for updates using SpiGet
check_for_updates: true
# Prefix for adminchat which won't be sent to Discord
admin_chat_prefix: "§cAdminChat>"
templates:
chat_message_discord: '**%user**: %message'
player_join_minecraft: '%user joined the game'
player_leave_minecraft: '%user left the game'
chat_message_minecraft: '&b(discord [%channel]) &r%user >> %message'
channels:
## SEE UP ABOVE
minecraft_to_discord:
- 'chatlog'
- 'chatting'
discord_to_minecraft:
- 'chatting'
- 'announcement'
discord_commands:
enabled: true
command_prefix: '?'