💬Setup DiscordSRV

In these quick steps, we will show you how to quickly set up S.I.R with DiscordSRV so you can have your Minecraft chat on Discord!

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1. Set up correctly DiscordSRV

For this, you need to install DiscordSRV plugin on your server. If you can't find the right plugin, click on this link. Download the plugin from the Spigot page, navigate to your plugins folder, upload the plugin and restart your server.

In case you haven't made a Discord bot yet: Go to discord.dev, create a new application, turn your application into a bot and copy your token and bot's ID.

After you did the first step, you can now go to the config file of the DiscordSRV plugin and set up the bot correctly.

2. Edit modules.yml

In this step, you need to go into S.I.R's folder and into the modules.yml file. There, find this code:

Example modules.yml text

discord:
  # Copy your Server ID and paste it here.
  # If the SERVER ID is invalid or is empty, this module will be disabled.
  server-id: SERVER_ID
  # Put every channel you want to receive a message type.
  # Or just put the same channel for every message type lol
  channels:
    first-join: CHANNEL_ID
    join: CHANNEL_ID
    quit: CHANNEL_ID
    chat: CHANNEL_ID
    advances: CHANNEL_ID

Because you now have set up the DiscordSRV Bot, you can just change SERVERID and CHANNEL_ID to your liking. Note that if you can't copy channel ID or server ID, you need to go into Discord > User settings > Advanced and turn on Developer's mode!

3. Edit discord.yml

You can now go into misc > discord.yml and start editing this file as you would like to see S.I.R join/leave messages appear on your Discord server.

If you need any help, contact us on this support server. Thank you!