Simple Discord Rich Presence (Forge / Fabric)

Description

What is SDRP?

SDRP is a simple Discord Rich Presence client for Minecraft that allows you to display your current Minecraft status on Discord.

How do I use SDRP?

• Simply download the mod from CurseForge and put it in your mods folder. This is a client-side only mod so you don't need to install it on your server.
• You will then need to create an application on Discord. You can do this by going to the Discord Developer Portal and clicking "New Application". Give it a name and click "Create".
  • Attach an image to your app on the General Information tab. This will be the image that is displayed on Discord when the status is not playing Minecraft.
  • Go to the Rich Presence tab and add a new image. This will be the image that is displayed on Discord when the status is playing Minecraft.
• Once you have made your application, you will need to attach images with the correct names for the mod to work.
  • We've attached example images in the images folder. These have the correct names for the mod to work out of the box.
  • A correct configuration will look like this:
  • If you want to setup your own images, you can follow the next section.

Caveats

We always will attempt to use an image called loading and an image called menu for when the game is loading or is on the main menu respectively. If you do not have these images, the mod will simply fail to display an image for these states.

• menu When the main menu is showing
• loading When the game is loading

Using custom images

If you are not using the KubeJS integration then you will need to follow the our convention for naming images and language keys. The convention is as follows:

• Name: sdrp.[DIMENSION_NAME] (Language key)
• Image Key: sdrp.[DIMENSION_NAME].in
• Image Name: [DIMESNION_NAME]

So for this to work, you'd need to have an image added to your Discord apps rich presents settings under the name of the dimension you want to support.

If I wanted to support the end and the overworld for example. Their names are as follows minecraft:overworld, minecraft:the_end. We ignore the minecraft: part and name the images the_end and overworld. We then add a language key to the language Json for both the Image Key and Name:

{
  "sdrp.overworld": "Overworld",
  "sdrp.overworld.in": "In the Overworld"
}

What we support out of the box

Dimensions

We omit the modid from the dimension name and use the name instead. So minecraft:overworld becomes overworld.

• overworld
• the_nether
• the_end
• compact_world
• dungeon
• spatial_storage
• otherside
• paradise_lost
• mining

Not all of these dimensions have example images with-in the images folder

Languages

{
  "sdrp.logo": "Pack Logo",
  "sdrp.mainmenu": "Main Menu",
  "sdrp.overworld.in": "In Overworld",
  "sdrp.overworld": "Overworld",
  "sdrp.the_nether.in": "In Nether",
  "sdrp.the_nether": "Nether",
  "sdrp.the_end.in": "In The End",
  "sdrp.the_end": "The End",
  "sdrp.compact_world.in": "In Compact World",
  "sdrp.compact_world": "Compact World",
  "sdrp.dungeon.in": "In Dungeon World",
  "sdrp.dungeon": "Dungeon World",
  "sdrp.spatial_storage.in": "In Spatial Storage",
  "sdrp.spatial_storage": "Spatial Storage",
  "sdrp.otherside.in": "In Otherside",
  "sdrp.otherside": "Otherside",
  "sdrp.paradise_lost.in": "In Paradise Lost",
  "sdrp.paradise_lost": "Paradise Lost",
  "sdrp.mining": "Mining Dimension",
  "sdrp.mining.in": "In Mining dimension"
}

Config

{
  "clientId": 1000000000,   // Your Discord application ID
  "enabled": true,          // Whether or not the mod is enabled
  "screenEvent": false,     // Disables the `menu` and `loading` images
  "clientJoinEvent": false, // Disables the level join events which will prevent the mod from showing the level you are in
  "logState": false,        // Enables developer logging of the state json being sent to Discord
}

What means Verified?

• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
• Functionality: The mod should work as advertised and not cause any game-breaking bugs or crashes.
• Security: The mod should not contain any malicious code or attempts to steal personal information.
• Performance: The mod should not cause a significant decrease in the game's performance, such as by causing lag or reducing frame rates.
• Originality: The mod should be original and not a copy of someone else's work.
• Up-to-date: The mod should be regularly updated to fix bugs, improve performance, and maintain compatibility with the latest version of Minecraft.
• Support: The mod should have an active developer who provides support and troubleshooting assistance to users.
• License: The mod should be released under a clear and open source license that allows others to use, modify, and redistribute the code.
• Documentation: The mod should come with clear and detailed documentation on how to install and use it.

How to Install