Auto Greeter Mod FAQ

Open the mod's configuration file and add a new entry to the greeting list with your desired message text. Save the file and restart your server or use the reload command if available—the message will then trigger whenever a player joins.

Yes, you can set up conditional greetings based on player names, ranks, or other identifiers depending on your mod version. Check your configuration file for options to create player-specific or group-specific greeting rules.

The mod will remain inactive and no automatic greetings will be sent. You must add at least one message to the configuration for the mod to function.

Yes, the mod supports standard Minecraft color and formatting codes. Refer to the Customize Message Formatting and Colors guide for the specific syntax your mod version uses.

No, one of the mod's main features is that greetings are sent automatically even when you're not logged in or tabbed into the game.

You can disable the mod through its configuration settings or use a pause command if available. See the Disable or Pause Automatic Greetings Temporarily guide for your specific setup.

This depends on your mod version—check your configuration file for delay or timing settings that let you control when the message is sent after a player joins.

Auto Greeter Mod is lightweight and should have minimal performance impact, as it only sends chat messages on join events. Issues are rare unless you have an extremely large number of greetings configured.

Yes, if you create multiple greeting messages, the mod will typically select one randomly from your configured list each time a player joins. Refer to the Create Multiple Greetings That Vary by Player guide for setup details.

Compatibility depends on how other mods handle chat events—conflicts are possible but uncommon. If you experience issues, try disabling other chat-related mods one at a time to identify the source.