Chat Highlight N Sound Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I open the settings for this mod?
On Fabric, press U to open the settings screen. On Forge, go to the main menu, click Mods, find Chat Highlight N Sound Mod, and click the config button.
Will the mod highlight my name automatically?
No, you need to manually add your username to the tracked words list in the settings menu. Once added, any message containing your name will be highlighted and trigger a sound alert.
Can I track more than one word at a time?
Yes, you can add multiple words and phrases to your tracking list in the settings. Each word you add will be highlighted in your chosen color whenever it appears in chat.
How do I change the highlight color?
Open the settings menu and look for the highlight color option. You can select a new color at any time, and it will apply to all your tracked words immediately.
Can I use different colors for different words?
No, the mod uses a single highlight color for all tracked words. All your monitored keywords will display in the same color you select in the settings.
How do I change or disable the sound alert?
Open the settings menu and find the sound alert option. You can choose a different sound effect or disable alerts entirely while keeping the text highlights active.
Why isn't the mod highlighting words even though I added them?
Make sure you saved your changes in the settings menu after adding words. Also check that you spelled the words correctly—the mod matches text exactly as you typed it.
Does the mod work on single-player worlds?
Yes, the mod works in both single-player and multiplayer. On servers, it will highlight and alert you whenever anyone types your tracked words in the chat.
Will this mod cause lag or performance issues?
No, Chat Highlight N Sound Mod is lightweight and only processes chat messages. It should have no noticeable impact on your game performance.
Can I highlight words that are part of longer words?
The mod matches exact text, so if you track 'cat', it will highlight 'cat' but also highlight it within words like 'category' or 'scatter'. Add words carefully to avoid unwanted matches.