Keeping player permissions, display names, and moderation actions consistent between Minecraft and Discord saves staff from doing everything twice. All cross-platform matching is controlled from a single configuration file.
Preparing Bot Permissions
2. Ensure the bot has the Manage Roles permission enabled so it can assign and remove roles as in-game ranks change.
Configuring Synchronization Rules
Once the bot has permission to manage members, set up your matching preferences on the Minecraft server:
1. Open synchronization.yml inside your plugin configuration folder.
2. Set up Rank Sync within the file so in-game ranks match up with your Discord roles automatically for linked players.
4. Turn on shared ban settings in synchronization.yml so server bans carry over across both platforms, keeping rulebreakers out of both your game world and your community chat.
5. Save your edits to synchronization.yml and run /discordsrv reload to apply the updated synchronization rules without restarting your server.
