DiscordChat Guide

This page introduces DiscordChat from a public server-docs point of view. It focuses on what the feature does in-game, how to get started when you have access, and which commands are useful.

What It Does

DiscordChat is a player-fun feature plugin for turning the DiscordSRV #server-chat bridge into a gentle engagement loop. Linked players earn DiscordChat EXP from meaningful chat, emotes, and daily participation. Every complete 25 EXP converts into one spendable point by default, while streak…

How Players Use It

Start with /discordchat. The sections below explain what DiscordChat is for, which commands players can try, and what to expect when your account has access.

Available features include:

• DiscordChat EXP for meaningful linked-account activity in the DiscordSRV server-chat bridge.
• Automatic floor conversion of complete EXP units into spendable points, with streak milestones adding separate bonus points.
• A GUI with personal status, tracked activity, community pulse, milestones, history, and public top lists.
• Two-step point reward confirmations, per-reward cooldowns, and safe point-funded item tools.
• Temporary community XP bonus windows that can also appear in /rate.
• Unlockable chat prefix and suffix presets.
• Personal controls for Discord reminders and public milestone celebrations.
• Linked-account guidance, first-Discord participation feedback, and privacy-aware progress tracking.

Quick Start

1. Start with /discordchat to open or view DiscordChat.
2. Use /discordchat status to check your current progress, settings, or state.
3. Try /discordchat top when you are ready to use one of the feature actions.

Commands

Command	What it does	Example
/discordchat	Opens the DiscordChat overview GUI with points, streak, tracked words/emotes, reminders, rewards, and milestones.	/discordchat
/discordchat status [player|uuid]	Shows your detailed linked state, points, EXP progress, streak, and chat totals. Looking up another player shows a limited public status; self/staff-only diagnostics stay hidden.	/discordchat status
/discordchat top [points|streak|messages|words|emotes]	Shows the top 10 DiscordChat profiles for a public metric. Rows use the server display name when available, show the Minecraft name and UUID on hover, and open that player’s public status when clicked.	/discordchat top
/discordchat pulse	Opens the community pulse GUI with today’s activity, seven-day totals, and active XP boosts.	/discordchat pulse
/discordchat rewards	Opens the point trade GUI.	/discordchat rewards
/discordchat tools	Opens the point-funded item tools GUI for Unbreaking IV, Fortune IV, and Looting IV.	/discordchat tools
/discordchat milestones	Shows the configured streak milestones and your next target.	/discordchat milestones
/discordchat history	Opens the milestone history GUI with hit dates and bonus point details where available.	/discordchat history
/discordchat link	Explains /discord and /discord link so players can join and link DiscordSRV.	/discordchat link
/discordchat optout	Toggles friendly Discord invite reminders for that player.	/discordchat optout
/discordchat celebrations	Toggles whether your own major DiscordChat milestone broadcasts can be announced publicly.	/discordchat celebrations
/discordchat prefix [preset|off]	Opens cosmetic choices and previews; an optional argument selects an unlocked prefix or turns it off.	/discordchat prefix
/discordchat suffix [preset|off]	Opens cosmetic choices and previews; an optional argument selects an unlocked suffix or turns it off.	/discordchat suffix

Examples

• /discordchat
• /discordchat status mrfloris
• /discordchat top streak
• /discordchat pulse
• /discordchat rewards
• /discordchat tools
• /discordchat milestones
• /discordchat history
• /discordchat link
• /discordchat optout
• /discordchat celebrations
• /discordchat prefix
• /discordchat suffix

Player FAQ

Can I check my points from Discord?

DiscordChat supports an optional Discord /discordchat command. Once staff enable it, use it in #server-chat for a reply visible only to you. It shows your linked Minecraft account, available points, XP toward your next point, current streak and next milestone, earning guidance, in-game menu commands, and the DiscordChat guide.

You can check your saved progress while logged out of Minecraft, provided the Minecraft server and its DiscordSRV bot are running. If you are not linked, start with /discord link in Minecraft. A linked account without saved activity receives getting-started help. A temporary lookup failure does not display a made-up balance.

The command only shows your own information. It cannot spend points, claim rewards or upgrade items. Checking it earns no XP or points and does not extend the recent-Discord chat window. It is limited to #server-chat, including when extra channels earn chat XP. Minecraft menu permissions and claim rules still apply when spending points in game.

This command is disabled by default and requires separate staff activation. Installing a newer JAR does not enable it. If it is unavailable in Discord, ask staff whether it has been enabled.

What chat counts toward DiscordChat progress?

Link your Minecraft and Discord accounts using /discord link. Meaningful messages through the configured server-chat bridge can count in either direction. Unlinked accounts do not earn these rewards. Source rates and the recent-Discord activity requirement follow the server configuration.

Staff can also enable earning in selected Discord-only channels without forwarding their messages to Minecraft. Only #server-chat remains the two-way chat bridge.

How can Discord activity affect in-game XP?

The Beta 2 example configuration keeps Discord-to-Minecraft message XP at 100%. With these settings, linked in-game chat earns 80% while a meaningful linked Discord message in #server-chat is less than six minutes old, and 0% after that window expires. Chat still goes through when it earns no XP. One qualifying Discord participant opens the window for everyone linked in game; in-game messages cannot extend it.

Staff can also configure different XP percentages for extra Discord-only channels. Their messages stay on Discord and do not open the in-game earning window. Quality checks and daily message caps remain shared across channels. These rates and the time window are configurable; /discordchat status and the optional Discord information command describe the active earning rules.

Why did a message give no XP?

Quality checks exclude spam, repeated messages, bot commands, low-effort lines, and link-only posts. Daily caps also apply. /discordchat status shows your progress; adding useful context matters more than sending many messages. It also explains when in-game XP is waiting for recent Discord chat.

How many points can I earn from chat each day?

The configured 1MB daily message cap is 130 XP, equivalent to 5.2 points at 25 XP per point. Complete points convert automatically and the remainder carries forward. Streak XP, conversation bonuses, first-Discord bonuses and milestone points have their own rules, so message XP is not your entire daily total. Switching channels does not give you another daily message cap. Staff can tune the cap and earning rates.

Do I need a milestone before XP becomes points?

No. Complete XP units convert automatically into spendable points, with the remainder carried forward. The default is 25 XP per point. Streak milestone points are a separate bonus.

Can I exchange AFKShrine Notes for DiscordChat points?

Yes. When available to you, /afkshrine exchanges offers 4 DiscordChat points for 8 physical AFKShrine Notes. Review the trade and confirm it there. It uses authentic Note items, not your pending AFKShrine balance or ordinary paper. See the AFKShrine Note exchange guide for details.

How does the one-day streak milestone work?

The default milestone list starts with 1 Day Streak, before the seven-day milestone. With this milestone enabled, your first qualifying linked message completes it automatically and awards a one-time 25-point starter bonus by default. You do not need to click or buy anything, and this bonus is separate from normal chat XP.

Existing players who have not completed day one earn it on their next qualifying message. Reloading the plugin, opening the menu, sending repeated or blocked chat, or restarting a streak does not award it again. Your completion and bonus remain in /discordchat milestones and /discordchat history. The next target skips milestones you have already completed, even after your streak resets.

The later milestones remain at 7, 30, 90, 100, 180, and 365 days. Staff can configure the milestone list and starter bonus. Existing custom lists are preserved, so check /discordchat milestones for the milestones available on your server.

Where can I see the leaderboards?

Open /discordchat and click Top. Choose Points, Streak, Messages, Words, or Emotes to see the top ten players. Points ranks current spendable balances; Streak ranks current activity streaks. Messages, Words, and Emotes use the same tracked totals as the existing chat command.

Use Refresh for updated results, Back to choose another leaderboard, or the DiscordChat compass to return to the main page. Browsing costs no points and can be done from any world or game mode with DiscordChat access. Empty rankings say No rankings yet.

/discordchat top points and the other metric commands remain available in chat. The menu uses the same ordering and player display names. The Your Stats head in the bottom-left corner uses your current Minecraft skin, just like the index and other subpages. Click it to show your DiscordChat status in chat.

What is Community Pulse, and does it give rewards?

Community Pulse is an activity dashboard. Open /discordchat pulse to see the community’s recorded activity. Clicking its cards or reaching a community message total does not award a kit, points, or a booster.

• Today and Last 7 Days show how many players have recorded activity, plus message, word, and emote totals.
• 7-Day Activity lists the most active participants.
• Current Boosts shows DiscordChat XP multipliers already running through staff events or scheduled bonus periods. These increase future DiscordChat XP earnings; opening the screen does not activate them.

Your personal progress comes from qualifying linked chat, which earns XP and converts into spendable points at the configured rate (25 XP per point by default). Personal streak milestones award additional points automatically. To buy a kit, an unlock, or an available Jobs or mcMMO booster, spend points through /discordchat rewards and confirm the purchase. The Jobs and mcMMO rewards are separate from the DiscordChat XP boosts shown in Pulse.

How do I spend points, and why might a reward be blocked?

Open /discordchat rewards and review the confirmation. Rewards can have point costs, one-time ownership, player or server-wide cooldowns, or an unavailable dependency. If a previous delivery needs review, give staff its reference.

How do I preview or switch my chat prefix and suffix?

Use /discordchat prefix or /discordchat suffix, or choose Chat Cosmetics from /discordchat. Both commands open a menu with prefixes on the left and suffixes on the right. Discord appears only under prefixes, and Chatty only under suffixes. Hover over your head at the top centre to see your current prefix, Minecraft name and suffix together. Each choice also previews how it would look, including choices you have not unlocked.

Click an unlocked choice to select it; click the selected choice again to turn it off. Prefix Off and Suffix Off independently clear each side. A green dye means that side is already off. Its lore directs you to the unlocked name tags (prefixes) or signs (suffixes) below to turn one on; clicking the dye while already off repeats that guidance in chat. When a cosmetic is active, clicking its Off dye removes it. Clicking the selected name tag or sign also turns it off. Switching is free and does not spend points or grant permissions. Locked choices explain the matching reward. Hidden or disabled unlock rewards still provide these explanations without appearing in the shop or becoming purchasable. The Unlock Rewards button opens the reward list, where purchases still require their usual confirmation.

Existing direct commands such as /discordchat prefix discord, /discordchat suffix chatty and /discordchat suffix off still work, and now show the selection in the menu. Tab suggestions include only presets you can currently select in that position, plus off; the menu lists the other possibilities. Larger lists use Previous Choices and More Choices.

The preview shows DiscordChat cosmetics around your Minecraft username. Other chat plugins may apply additional ranks, nicknames or colours. Staff can edit preset .text values, optional .name values, and gui.cosmetics.* translations. Reload closes old cosmetic menus; reopen to see the new text. Existing unlock permissions and saved selections are preserved. Older configuration lists that include Discord under suffixes or Chatty under prefixes no longer show those duplicate choices.

Why does my cosmetic appear in the preview but not in chat?

The preview and the server’s chat formatting are separate. If your unlocked cosmetic is selected and appears in the preview but is missing from your chat messages, let staff know. You do not need to buy it again. Staff can check the CMI cosmetic setup instructions, including the chat format used by your group.

Can I start a fishing or farming tournament with points?

Public Beta 2 includes two rewards in /discordchat rewards: 15m fishing tournament for 150 points, and 15m farming tournament for 200 points. Each starts a random tournament for everyone and has its own one-hour server-wide cooldown, matching the existing mcMMO and Jobs boosters. Review the purchase and confirm it to start the event.

Both tournaments last 15 minutes. Fishing and farming keep their usual Pyro scoring and prizes. These rewards start an event; they do not give the buyer a kit or guarantee a prize. Staff can adjust the prices, cooldowns, and eligible tournament types.

Purchases pause while either tournament is running. Pyro automatic scheduling stays disabled on 1MB; events start through staff commands, CMI schedules, or a confirmed reward purchase. DiscordChat checks whether an event is running, but cannot predict future CMI schedule commands. An unavailable integration or unreadable tournament status also blocks the purchase. A blocked purchase spends no points. If a start cannot be verified after the command runs, staff review the saved transaction before another tournament purchase can proceed.

The menu shows whether each tournament reward is currently available. An unavailable card cannot be purchased.

Can I request a day of extra Discord EXP?

Public Beta 2 includes Discord EXP day request for 75 points. Confirming it sends mrfloris an in-game CMI mail asking for a day of extra MEE6 chat EXP on Discord. Staff activate the day manually; buying this reward sends the request and does not immediately enable a boost. It does not award DiscordChat points or Minecraft XP.

There is a 24-hour server-wide cooldown, so one player requests the day for the community. The price and cooldown are configurable. A missing or full staff mailbox blocks the purchase without spending points. If delivery is uncertain, staff review the request before another can be bought. The menu shows the reward’s current availability.

What does the Welcome points bundle give me?

The Beta 2 bundle exchanges 300 DiscordChat points for 100 Welcome points, once per player. Welcome points are the separate balance used in the /points shop. DiscordChat checks the balance increase before confirming the reward. If the points service is unavailable, the purchase is blocked. An uncertain payout needs staff review before another purchase; report it with the transaction ID rather than buying again.

What does the money bundle give me?

The configured 1MB bundle exchanges 500 DiscordChat points for 50,000 in-game money. Check /bal before and after purchasing to see the increase. It has a six-hour personal cooldown, so buying it does not block other players from buying their own. Review the current price and payout in the confirmation before spending points.

Why does a reward say “Already unlocked”?

DiscordChat checks whether you already have all the permissions or group access offered by a one-time unlock, even if you received them before DiscordChat. If you do, the reward shows Already unlocked and cannot spend your points or start a cooldown.

For bundles with several unlocks, having only some of them does not block a purchase. For example, already having access to the MobHat menu does not prevent buying a new mob cosmetic. If your existing access expires or is removed, an unlock you have never claimed through DiscordChat can become available again. If your access cannot be checked, the purchase pauses without spending points.

Where can I claim rewards or upgrade tools?

Reward purchases and tool upgrades require Survival mode in an allowed world. The configured worlds are wild, general, end, nether, acid, cave, chunkblock, skyblock, oneblock, and skygrid. Builders, spawn, legacy, and every unlisted world are blocked. Creative, Adventure, and Spectator cannot claim, including staff and OPs.

You can browse the menus from any world. The Where to Claim compass lists the allowed worlds. A blocked purchase or upgrade spends no points. Moving worlds or changing game mode after opening a confirmation does not bypass the checks. You can still cancel, retrieve your deposited tool, or receive a staff refund from elsewhere. Chat XP and streak points are unaffected by these claim rules.

If the menu says Claims are paused: staff must check the allowed-world list, staff need to configure that list and reload. This blocks claims everywhere, even if rewards and tools were previously enabled.

What does “Coming soon” mean on a reward?

Staff can show selected disabled rewards as Coming soon. These are possible future rewards, with no promised release date. You can read their description, but clicking cannot open a purchase or spend points. Other disabled rewards can remain hidden. An enabled reward with an unavailable dependency still has its separate Unavailable message.

Can staff adjust menu colours and long descriptions?

Long descriptions and help text wrap into shorter lines. Inventory titles default to dark teal. Staff can adjust the title colour, wrapping width and translated text, then reload and reopen the menus to check the result.

How do reward cooldowns work?

The reward menu shows each reward’s cooldown and how long you have left to wait. A personal cooldown applies to your next purchase of that same reward; other players and other rewards have their own timers. A server-wide cooldown blocks that reward for everyone until it expires. The timer starts after a successful purchase, and clicking a reward that is still on cooldown spends no points. The repeatable 1MB item and money bundles use six-hour personal cooldowns. The Jobs, mcMMO, fishing and farming rewards each have their own one-hour server-wide cooldown; the EXP-day mail request uses 24 hours server-wide. Staff can change these values.

Fishing and farming also share an active-event check: either running tournament temporarily blocks both choices. This is intentional and separate from their individual cooldowns.

Do tool upgrades ask me to confirm?

Yes. Choosing an eligible upgrade opens a confirmation before applying it. In /discordchat tools, place exactly one tool or weapon in the yellow slot below the chest, then choose an upgrade on the right. You see the proposed item, enchantment level, and point cost before pressing Confirm Upgrade. Cancel Upgrade or Back returns to the choices without spending points. Closing returns your original item; if your inventory is full, it stays stored for recovery. The yellow pane is only a guide and cannot be collected.

Only confirming can apply the upgrade or spend points. Changed items, prices, settings, permissions, or an insufficient current balance invalidate the review. Leaving an allowed world or leaving Survival also blocks confirmation. A configuration reload requires a fresh review.

If the item cannot receive the upgrade, the tool explains why and spends no points. An enchantment already at or above the offered level is kept: selecting Unbreaking IV for an Unbreaking V item will not lower it or charge you.

How do I move an item into or out of the tool slot?

Pick up exactly one item with a normal inventory click, then click the yellow marker below the chest. To return the deposited item to your inventory, click it with an empty cursor. Wait for that move to finish before clicking again. Shift-click, dragging across the menu, number keys, offhand swaps and creative copying are blocked.

Closing the menu returns the deposited item, including an upgrade you confirmed. If your inventory is full, the item stays stored: make space and reopen /discordchat tools or rejoin. If you die with an item deposited, it remains stored for recovery after respawning. A cancelled kick leaves the menu alone. If recovery finds a matching item in your inventory or on your cursor, staff must review the safety record before another copy can be returned.

Can I hide reminders or milestone announcements?

/discordchat optout toggles invite reminders. /discordchat celebrations separately controls public announcements of your own major milestones. Neither command is an account-unlink command.

Can staff check DiscordChat from the console?

Staff can use discordchat debug status from console. It shows the build, active or dormant state, integrations, DiscordSRV hook, chat-tracking settings, and reward/tool switches. It works even when DiscordChat gameplay is disabled. The same command works in game with a leading / for authorized staff.

Staff can add a player name or UUID, for example discordchat debug status mrfloris, to inspect an existing profile. This does not create profiles or change progress. An unknown player produces a clear message. Players can continue using /discordchat status for their own progress.

Good To Know

• Some commands may be hidden until your group, event progress, or unlocks allow them.
• If a command opens a menu, follow the buttons in-game; the website is only the learning guide.
• Top lists and leaderboards are public-facing progress views when the feature enables them.
• Settings commands only change your own player preferences unless the page says otherwise.

Full Reference

The full synced DiscordChat reference is available for exact technical details.