MCMoji
It’s emoji, in Minecraft. Not sure how else to explain it.
Type :emojiname:
in chat and it’ll get replaced with an emoji.
Configuration
If your server uses a custom resource pack, you’ll need to merge it with the one hosted on GitHub, and then set it under resource-pack
in the config. Otherwise, leave it blank. If your server’s resource pack is already being set by something else, e.g. server.properties
or a plugin, set send-pack
to false to not force the pack on login.
Custom emoji names can be placed in the JSON files, and new JSON files can be created; follow the examples of the ones provided.
If you set enable-permissions
to true, then you will need mcmoji.emoji.<emojiname>
to use that emoji. Note that only the aliases in filenames.json can be used in the permission.
If pack-fetch-kind
is dynamic
, the resource pack will be updated whenever I update it. If it’s static
, it will always stay the same for the version of MCMoji you’ve downloaded. Balance automatic updates with guaranteed stability, your choice.