Other modules

The remaining files in modules/. Moderation has its own page, and so does minimessage-tags.yml.

Mentions

enabled: true
highlight: "<yellow>@<player></yellow>"
cooldown: 5s
sound:
  enabled: true
  key: "minecraft:entity.experience_orb.pickup"
  source: master
  volume: 1.0
  pitch: 1.2

Typing @name highlights the name for the mentioned player and plays them a sound. highlight is how the mention is rendered, with <player> being the mentioned name.

Sending a mention needs voxen.chat.mention. Receiving them is a personal toggle, /voxen mentions. The cooldown limits how often one player can mention others; voxen.bypass.mention-cooldown skips it.

On a network, mentions reach the player wherever they are. Permission and cooldown are checked on the sending server, the toggle on the receiving one.

Private messages

enabled: true
sender-format: "<gray>[<gold>You</gold> → <gold><target></gold>]</gray> <white><message></white>"
receiver-format: "<gray>[<gold><player></gold> → <gold>You</gold>]</gray> <white><message></white>"
spy-format: "<dark_gray>[Spy] <gray><player> → <target>:</gray> <message>"
notify-monitored: false
sound:
  enabled: true
  key: "minecraft:block.note_block.pling"
  source: master
  volume: 1.0
  pitch: 1.5

The three formats take <player> (sender), <target> and <message>.

Players refuse private messages with /voxen pm; voxen.bypass.pmtoggle gets through anyway. Ignoring someone with /ignore also blocks their private messages, and voxen.bypass.ignore overrides that.

/voxen spy with voxen.socialspy shows other players’ conversations using spy-format. notify-monitored: true warns both sides that someone watched.

Parties

enabled: true
max-members: 8
invite-expiry: 60s

enabled: false turns the system off and removes /party after a restart, which is what you want when another plugin already handles parties.

Party chat goes through the party channel, or the # quick prefix from anywhere. Membership is stored in the database, so with MySQL a party survives a server hop.

Emotes

enabled: true
require-permission: true
emotes:
  heart: "❤"
  star: "★"
  shrug: "¯\\_(ツ)_/¯"
  tableflip: "(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻"

Shortcodes between colons turn into real characters, so :heart: becomes ❤. The emotes map is the whole feature: key is the shortcode without colons, value is what it becomes. Names may contain a-z, 0-9, _, + and -; anything else is skipped with a warning on load.

With require-permission: true a player needs voxen.chat.emote.<name> for one emote or voxen.chat.emote for all of them. Set it to false and everyone gets everything.

Unknown shortcodes stay exactly as typed, so ordinary text like 1:2:3 is safe.