Simple Discord RPC Mod — Configuration
Configuration and Placeholders
The primary configuration file is simple-rpc.toml. This file controls every aspect of the Rich Presence display. The mod uses a placeholder system to pull live data from the game.
Available Placeholders
| Placeholder | Description | Example Output |
|---|---|---|
%player% |
The player's username | Steve |
%world% |
The name of the current world or server | New World |
%mods% |
Total number of mods loaded | 154 |
%mcversion% |
The version of Minecraft being played | 1.20.1 |
%ip% |
The IP address of the server (if multiplayer) | play.example.com |
%motd% |
The Message of the Day from the server | Welcome to the server! |
%biome% |
The current biome the player is in | Plains |
%dimension% |
The current dimension (Overworld, Nether, etc.) | Overworld |
%coords% |
Current X, Y, Z coordinates | 120, 64, -250 |
%health% |
Current player health | 20 |
%maxhealth% |
Maximum player health | 20 |
%difficulty% |
Current game difficulty | Hard |
%day% |
The current in-game day count | Day 42 |
%time% |
The current in-game time | 12:00 |
%launcher% |
The launcher being used to run the game | Prism |
General Settings
Config Editor App
For users who prefer a graphical user interface over editing .toml files, a dedicated Config Editor App is available.
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Step-by-Step Editing: Guides the user through setting up the Application ID, text lines, and images.
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Error Checking: Ensures that placeholders are formatted correctly and that image keys match those uploaded to the developer portal.