Discord Settings
Here you will find everything you need to know about the configuration file discord-settings.yml
Configuration (discord-settings.yml)
token
Here you have to copy the bot token which you should save in step 5 of the setup.
token: ""state
state is the online status of the bot (green, yellow or red circle). The following statuses can be entered here:
ONLINE
IDLE
DO_NOT_DISTURB
INVISIBLE
state: "ONLINE"activity
Enter the type of activity here. The following types can be entered here:
PLAYING
LISTENING
WATCHING
CUSOM
content
content is the value, i.e. what is displayed after the activity.
guildID
Replace the -1 here with the ID of your server (Guild)

replaceName
If activated, after linking between Discord and Minecraft, the Discord name will be replaced with the name of the Minecraft account.
link
Here you can enter the invitation link to your Discord.
commands
onlinetime
Set enabled true if you want to enable the command. With the slashcommand /onlinetime you can see the onlinetime from a Minecraft player or a Discord user
chats
You can allow players to display messages from Minecraft in Discord and from Discord in Minecraft. Only enter the chats that players are allowed to use for this purpose.
Replace the name with the name you want the player to see in the command and the channelID with the ID of the Discord chat.
The specified Discord chat has to be a text channel!
The Chat module must be activated in config.yml for this!
syncDiscord
The players have the possibility to connect to Discord. To grant this, you only need to add the team groups and the community groups here. Also create roles on the Discord server of your network that are named like the Minecraft groups. Copy the role ID and paste it.
You must also enter the number of team groups and community groups.
The list of groups starts at 1
Default configuration
Commands
Syntax
/discord
Receive the invitation link to the Discord server
/link <UserID/Username>
Enter your UserID or your username (not nickname) see here
/verify <code>
Enter the verification code sent to you by the Discord bot to end the linking process
/unlink
Disconnect the connection with your Discord account
/chat <chatname>
Write from Minecraft to Discord and the other way too
Username
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