Server Notify

Server Notify is a Minecraft mod that lets you display notifications to players joining your Minecraft server. Easily set up notifications using commands, with options for texture, text, or URL-based notifications.

Required on Client and Server!

Notification Types

1. Texture Notifications: Display textures from any loaded resource pack.
2. Text-only Notifications: Display simple messages.
3. Image from URL: Display images from a specified URL.

Getting Started

1. Command-based: All features are accessed via commands in-game.
2. Commands: Type /server-notify to view available options.

Command Options:

• Edit: Modify a notification's properties.
• Info: View details of a specific notification.
• List: Display all notifications.
• New: Create a new notification.
• Remove: Delete a notification.
• UUID-List: Show all notifications with their UUIDs.

Creating Notifications

Use the command /server-notify new type "Notification Name" to create a notification, replacing "Notification Name" with your preferred name and type with texture, text, or url.

Notification Types and Commands

Text-only Notification

A text notification lets you display any message as a notification.

An example command would be:

/server-notify new text "Notification Name" <sound_namespace> <sound_path> <message> <dismissButton> <dismissMessage> <alwaysShow>

"Notification Name" can be anything, however it must be in quotation marks. It is for you to identify the notification later on.

<sound_namespace> is the namespace of the sound you'd like to play when the notification is shown.

<sound_path> is the path of the sound you'd like to play when the notification is shown.

<message> is your message in quotation marks.

<dismissButton> displays a "Dismiss" button on the screen.

<dismissMessage> displays a "Press ESC to dismiss" text at the bottom of the screen.

<alwaysShow> shows the notification to a player when they join even if they have already seen it.

Another Text Notification example would be:

/server-notify new text "Notification Test" minecraft "ambient.cave" "hey, testing" false true true

Image from URL Notification

An image notification lets you display any image from a URL.

An example command would be:

/server-notify new url "Notification Name" <sound_namespace> <sound_path> <url> <width> <height> <dismissMessage> <alwaysShow>

"Notification Name" can be anything, however it must be in quotation marks. It is for you to identify the notification later on.

<sound_namespace> is the namespace of the sound you'd like to play when the notification is shown.

<sound_path> is the path of the sound you'd like to play when the notification is shown.

<url> is your image URL in quotation marks.

<width> is the width of your image (you might have to use a scaled down resolution to accomodate for Minecraft's GUI scale, for example for an image that's 1920x1080, scaled down while also keeping the aspect ratio would be 480 by 270).

<height> is the height of your image (you might have to use a scaled down resolution to accomodate for Minecraft's GUI scale, for example for an image that's 1920x1080, scaled down while also keeping the aspect ratio would be 480 by 270).

<dismissMessage> displays a "Press ESC to dismiss" text at the bottom of the screen.

<alwaysShow> shows the notification to a player when they join even if they have already seen it.

Another Image Notification example would be:

/server-notify new url "Image Test" minecraft "ambient.cave" "https://some_direct_image_url" 480 270 true true