Simple Voice Chat Plugin FAQ

Once the mod is installed on both the server and your client, just talk into your microphone and nearby players will hear you if voice chat is enabled. Press V to open the voice chat GUI and check that you aren't muted and that your microphone is set to the correct input device.

Press V to open the main voice chat GUI, where you can access settings, group chats, mute, disable voice chat, start recordings, and hide icons. Press G to jump straight into the group chat interface.

Open the voice chat settings with V, go to the microphone/audio settings, and change the activation mode between push-to-talk and voice activation. In push-to-talk mode you hold down the assigned key to speak, while voice activation opens your mic automatically when it detects sound.

Press G or click the group button in the voice chat GUI, type a name into the text field, and press the button next to it to create the group. Anyone who joins that same group can hear you regardless of distance, and you'll be dropped into the group chat interface once it's created.

Check that you aren't muted in the voice chat GUI, that your microphone is selected correctly in the audio settings, and that the server actually has the mod installed. If you're using push-to-talk, make sure you're holding the correct key while speaking.

Make sure voice chat isn't disabled in the GUI, that your output device is set correctly, and that the other player is within proximity range or in the same group chat as you. Also confirm the server has the mod and that your client version matches the server's.

No, the server must have the mod installed for voice chat to function, since the mod handles the voice data on the server side. Installing it only on your client won't let you talk to other players.

It generally works alongside most mods and modpacks since it's a standalone voice solution, but running two voice mods at once can cause conflicts with keybinds or audio devices. If you have issues, disable other voice-related mods and check the keybind settings.

Voice chat uses very little server resources compared to gameplay, but a large number of players talking at once can add some network traffic. If you notice lag, lowering the voice chat distance or audio quality in the settings can help.

Open the voice chat GUI with V and use the mute button to silence your own microphone. To mute another player, open the player list in the voice chat interface and toggle mute next to their name.

Press the V key to open the main voice chat GUI. From there you can access settings, group chats, mute yourself, disable voice chat, start or stop a recording, and hide the on-screen icons.

The plugin is the server-side component that handles voice routing, while the mod is the client-side component that captures and plays audio. Players need the client mod installed, and the server needs the plugin (or the mod on a modded server) for voice to work.

Check that your microphone is selected in the voice chat settings (V key) and that you aren't muted. Also make sure the server has the plugin installed and that you're within proximity range of the other players, or use a group chat to talk across the map.

Open the voice chat settings with V, then switch the activation mode from voice activation to push-to-talk and bind a key. Hold that key while speaking to transmit.

Press G to open the group chat interface, type a name in the text field, and press the button next to it to create the group. Anyone who joins that group can hear each other regardless of distance.

On Aternos, make sure the plugin is installed on the server and that the voice chat port is open in the panel's network settings. If players still can't connect, check that the client mod version matches what the server expects.

Edit the voice chat config file on the server to change things like proximity distance, port, and whether group chats are enabled. Restart the server after saving changes for them to take effect.

It's designed to run alongside most other server plugins, but running two voice chat systems at once can cause conflicts with audio or keybinds. Disable the other voice system if you notice problems.

Missing or broken icons usually mean the client mod isn't loaded or the resource pack isn't being applied. Reinstall the client mod and make sure it's enabled for the Minecraft version you're playing.