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GETTING STARTED

How to setup for servers

  1. Setup a Discord Application and a App Bot user (http://discordapp.com/developers/applications/me)
  2. Allow the bot to access the channels you will use (https://discordapp.com/developers/docs/topics/oauth2#adding-bots-to-guilds)
  3. Setup a Minecraft server with compatible SpongeVanilla or SpongeForge
  4. Download Discord Bridge latest release and put it in your server's mod folder
  5. Start the server to create a default config file at configs/discordbridge/config.json
  6. Set compulsory values in the newly created config file
  7. Restart the server or run /discord reload

How to use for players

  • You can chat in Discord in the any channel that has minecraft section set up. Your messages will be broadcast to all players if the server owners has set up a default/bot account.
  • You can chat in Minecraft:
    • Your messages will show up in the Discord channel under your Discord name if you have authenticated.
    • Otherwise, your messages will show up in the Discord channel under the bot name if you have not authenticated.
  • To authenticate, run this command in Minecraft /discord login <your_Discord_username> <your_Discord_password>
    • WARNING: the server may log all commands, so be careful not to leak your Discord credentials on untrusted servers.
    • NOTE: when authenticated for the first time on a server, Discord will block the login attempt and send a notification email. You have to check your email for a link to unblock server's IP address.