Better Discord Integration

Setup Guide (From Zero)

Follow these steps to connect your Minecraft server to Discord.

1️⃣ Create a Discord Webhook

• Open your Discord server
• Go to Server Settings → Integrations → Webhooks
• Create a new webhook
• Choose the channel where Minecraft messages should appear
• Copy the webhook URL

2️⃣ Set the Webhook in Minecraft

• Join your Minecraft server as admin

• Run this command: /set-webhook <webhook_url>

• If you don’t have admin permissions:

  • Open:

    /plugins/MC-DISCORD/Webhook-URL.json
    

  • Paste the webhook URL inside the file
  • Save and restart the server

• If successful, you will see:

  • Webhook saved!
  • Connected!
  • A clickable message to add the Discord bot

3️⃣ Add the Discord Bot

• Click the message: [Click to add Discord Bot]
• Add the bot Nexus to your Discord server
• Grant the required permissions

Once added, the setup is complete.

What Happens After Setup

✅ Server Status & Online Players

• When the server starts, the plugin connects automatically
• The Discord bot nickname updates to show:
  • Server status
  • Number of online players
    Example: MC: 0 online

👋 Player Join & Leave

• When a player joins or leaves:
  • A message is sent to the Discord channel

💬 Chat Synchronization

• Minecraft → Discord

  • Messages appear in Discord
  • The player’s Minecraft head is shown as the profile picture

• Discord → Minecraft

  • Messages appear in Minecraft chat
  • Colored in purple so you know they come from Discord

Account Linking (Optional)

🔗 How Linking Works

1. In Discord, type: /link <minecraft_username>
2. You must be online in Minecraft
3. A verification code appears in Minecraft chat
4. Enter the code in Discord
5. Accounts are now linked

Once linked:

• Discord messages show your Minecraft username
• No impersonation
• Clean and consistent identity

Done ✅

Your Minecraft server is now fully connected to Discord.