How to setup DiscordSRV

1. Enable Developer Mode in Discord.

• Open Discord.
• Click User Settings.
• Scroll down until you see Advanced.
• Click into it and enable Developer Mode.

2. Downloading from Spigot

• Resource

• Click on the Download Now button.
• Save it in a place you can remember for the next step.

3. Uploading

• Go to your /home/container/plugins folder or click the Plugins folder in your home directory.
• Upload the .jar DiscordSRV file.
• Restart your server with the restart button.

4. Making a Bot

• Firstly open a notepad page to copy all the important details.
• Go to New Application and click New Application.
• Give it a name.
• It will take you to a new page, Click the Bot section and then click Add a Bot.
• Click the Copy button under the Token Section and paste it in the notepad document.
• Scroll down until you see the Server Members Intent Option and Enable it.

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• Next go back to General Information in the settings tab and click copy Application ID.

5. Inviting the Bot

• Go to Authorize and paste the Application ID.
• Choose the Discord server you want to invite the bot.
• Congratulations, you have invited your bot!

6. Making the Channels

• Firstly you will need a channel where the Minecraft *> Discord and Discord *> Minecraft go. Once created, right click it and click Copy id. Paste this id in the Notepad document

• You will also need a console channel (Optional. You can skip this). Once you make the channel right click it and click Copy id. Paste this id in the Notepad document.

7. Configuration of DiscordSRV

• Open the DiscordSRV folder and click config.yml.
• Paste the Token which you copied from Article Link. Note: Paste the token Id in place of the text between the "",Do not delete the "".

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• Scroll down to the Channels: and paste the Channel id with the Minecraft *> Discord and Discord *> Minecraft channel, in the "" after the "general": tag.

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• Finally paste the console id in the DiscordConsoleChannelId: section and do not delete the "".

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Extra Configurations

• These are all the extra configurations for DiscordSRV.

Canned messages

• These are commands that will be sent as a reply in the channel it was ran in.
• Syntax is {"TRIGGER": "RESPONSE", "TRIGGER": "RESPONSE", ...} If you do not want any canned responses, Set this to {}.
• PlaceholderAPI placeholders are supported in the responses.
• For Example if you want your bot to respond to !ip with the IP: {"!ip": "(Your IP)"}.

Watchdog

• Enabled: Whether or not the watchdog is enabled at all. Disable this if you don't want alerts.
• Timeout: Time in seconds that need to elapse before the watchdog takes action (Spigot's crash detection uses 60 for this) the minimum for this value is 10.
• MessageCount: The amount of times ServerWatchdogMessage is sent. useful if you really want to make sure you know something's up... or not!

Proximity Voice Chat

• For this you will need to go the voice.yml file.
• Voice Enabled: Change this to true if you want to enable Proximity Voice
• Voice Category: The Voice Category Id in which all the voice channels will be created. Make sure to not add any other channel in here except the next step.
• Lobby Channel: The Lobby Channel Id in which people who wish to join the proximity voice chat will be in.
• Vertical Strength: Maximum vertical distance between players in order to be connected.
• Horizontal Strength: Maximum horizontal distance between players in order to be connected.
• Falloff: Once a player has joined a network, they can be Strength + Falloff blocks away from the other players before being disconnected.
• Allow voice activation detection: Whether or not to allow VAD in voice channels.

Article written by Arinji#7416 ( ID 890486507872342027 )

Updated on: 14/06/2022