MC Remote Control

# MC Remote Control <div align="center"> <a href="https://discord.gg/2b2tism"> <img src="https://img.shields.io/discord/1340108466370641960?logo=discord" alt="Discord"/> </a> <a href="https://github.com/Cypphi/mc-remote-control"> <img src="https://tokei.rs/b1/github/Cypphi/mc-remote-control?category=code" alt="Total lines of code"/> </a> </div> Control and view your Minecraft client directly through Discord. Curious what it can do? Peek at (Fhttps://github.com/Cypphi/mc-remote-control/blob/1.21.4/EATURE_LIST.md) for a feature rundown. ## Discord - Join our Discord (https://discord.gg/2b2tism) for: - Suggestions, support & discussion regarding the mod. - Other Minecraft (or 2b2t) related projects. ## Supported versions Feel free to request additional versions to be supported :) (Join my support Discord.) | MCRC Version | Minecraft version | |-------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------| | (https://github.com/Cypphi/mc-remote-control/releases/tag/1.1.3) | 1.21.4 & 1.21.10 | ## Usage Here's a quick guide to get started. ### 1. Installing FabricMC & required mods - This mod is Fabric-only. Install FabricMC (https://fabricmc.net/use/installer/). - Download the following dependencies: - (https://modrinth.com/mod/yacl) - (https://modrinth.com/mod/fabric-api) - (https://modrinth.com/mod/modmenu) - Grab the latest release (or the version you need) of MCRC (https://github.com/Cypphi/mc-remote-control/releases). ### 2. Initial launch & configuration - Launch the client and open the **Mods** menu on the title screen. - Find the MC Remote Control entry and click its icon. - In the config screen, enable **Start on launch** (startup logic is not implemented yet). - Configure the remaining settings using the next step. ### 3. Setting up your Discord bot - Create an application at the (https://discord.com/developers/applications). - Open the new application and switch to the **Bot** tab. - Click **Reset Token**, store the token securely, and paste it into the mod’s third settings tab under “Discord Bot Token.” - In the **OAuth2** tab, open the URL generator, enable the bot scope, copy the generated link, and invite the bot to your server. - Enable Developer Mode in Discord ((https://help.mee6.xyz/support/solutions/articles/101000482629-how-to-enable-developer-mode)). - Fill out the remaining three ID fields. To copy an ID, right-click the user/role/channel/server and choose “Copy X ID.” - Discord Channel ID: The channel the bot should monitor. It only responds here. - Allowed Discord User ID: Used only when “Allow Public Commands” is disabled; recommended to keep public commands off. - Discord Guild ID: The server hosting the bot. ### 4. Relaunch - Relaunch the client and have fun :) - Run `/help` via the Discord bot to view the available commands. - For more information about the current feature set, check (https://github.com/Cypphi/mc-remote-control/blob/1.21.4/FEATURE_LIST.md). ### Controlling the bot in-game - Run `/mcrc start` from the Minecraft client to manually launch the Discord bot when auto-start is disabled. - Use `/mcrc stop` to shut the bot down without closing your game. ## Contributing - Contributions are welcome! - Follow the existing code style and clearly describe what you changed or added. - Limit each pull request to a single feature; avoid bundling multiple unrelated changes together. ## Licensing Notice - This project uses (https://github.com/discord-jda/JDA) licensed under the (https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0) - All bundled third-party components are documented in (https://github.com/Cypphi/mc-remote-control/blob/1.21.4/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md).

# MC Remote Control

Control and view your Minecraft client directly through Discord.

Curious what it can do? Peek at (Fhttps://github.com/Cypphi/mc-remote-control/blob/1. 21. 4/EATURE_LIST.md) for a feature rundown.

## Discord - Join our Discord (https://discord.gg/2b2tism) for: - Suggestions, support & discussion regarding the mod. - Other Minecraft (or 2b2t) related projects.

## Supported versions Feel free to request additional versions to be supported :) (Join my support Discord.)

| MCRC Version | Minecraft version | |-------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------| | (https://github.com/Cypphi/mc-remote-control/releases/tag/1. 1. 3) | 1. 21. 4 & 1. 21. 10 |

## Usage Here's a quick guide to get started.

### 1. Installing FabricMC & required mods - This mod is Fabric-only. Install FabricMC (https://fabricmc.net/use/installer/). - Download the following dependencies: - (https://modrinth.com/mod/yacl) - (https://modrinth.com/mod/fabric-api) - (https://modrinth.com/mod/modmenu) - Grab the latest release (or the version you need) of MCRC (https://github.com/Cypphi/mc-remote-control/releases).

### 2. Initial launch & configuration - Launch the client and open the Mods menu on the title screen. - Find the MC Remote Control entry and click its icon. - In the config screen, enable Start on launch (startup logic is not implemented yet). - Configure the remaining settings using the next step.

### 3. Setting up your Discord bot - Create an application at the (https://discord.com/developers/applications). - Open the new application and switch to the Bot tab. - Click Reset Token, store the token securely, and paste it into the mod’s third settings tab under “Discord Bot Token.” - In the OAuth2 tab, open the URL generator, enable the bot scope, copy the generated link, and invite the bot to your server. - Enable Developer Mode in Discord ((https://help.mee6.xyz/support/solutions/articles/101000482629-how-to-enable-developer-mode)). - Fill out the remaining three ID fields. To copy an ID, right-click the user/role/channel/server and choose “Copy X ID.” - Discord Channel ID: The channel the bot should monitor. It only responds here. - Allowed Discord User ID: Used only when “Allow Public Commands” is disabled; recommended to keep public commands off. - Discord Guild ID: The server hosting the bot.

### 4. Relaunch - Relaunch the client and have fun :) - Run `/help` via the Discord bot to view the available commands. - For more information about the current feature set, check (https://github.com/Cypphi/mc-remote-control/blob/1. 21. 4/FEATURE_LIST.md).

### Controlling the bot in-game - Run `/mcrc start` from the Minecraft client to manually launch the Discord bot when auto-start is disabled. - Use `/mcrc stop` to shut the bot down without closing your game.

## Contributing - Contributions are welcome! - Follow the existing code style and clearly describe what you changed or added. - Limit each pull request to a single feature; avoid bundling multiple unrelated changes together.

## Licensing Notice - This project uses (https://github.com/discord-jda/JDA) licensed under the (https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2. 0) - All bundled third-party components are documented in (https://github.com/Cypphi/mc-remote-control/blob/1. 21. 4/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md).