In-game chat

CrossMount uses a custom chat system with many configurable options.

Private Messages

/msg <player> <message> (aliases: /pm, /tell, /w) — Send a private message to another player.
/reply <message> (alias: /r) — Reply to the last private message.

/channel <channel> (alias: /ch) — Change current channel.

If a message is sent without a prefix, it will be sent to the current channel.

Command	Prefix	Range	Format
`/global` (`/ch global`)	`!`		`<player> message`
`/local` (`/ch local`)	`-`	128 blocks	`(λ) <player> message`

/chat option <option> [<value>] — view or set the value of an option.

Name	Default	Description
`default-channel-on-join`	`true`	Automatically switch to the default channel (global) when joining.
`hide-blocked-by-list-in-chat`	`true`	Hide messages from players blocked via chat list.
`disable-msg`	`false`	Completely disable private messages.
`use-whitelist`	`false`	Use whitelist mode for the chat list.
`always-allow-local`	`false`	Always receive messages in the local channel, even if the sender is blocked via chat list.
`vanilla-msg-format`	`false`	Display private messages in vanilla style.

A list of players who can or cannot interact with you in chat. Functionality depends on the mode.

/chat list [<add/remove/clear>] — View or modify the chat list.
/chat list mode <whitelist/blacklist> — View or change the mode of the list. Same as /chat option use-whitelist.

Example: to block everyone except player_friend, use /chat list add player_friend and /chat list mode whitelist.

Sometimes you need to ignore the prefix and send the message as-is to the current channel.
To do so, place a \ before the prefix.

This also works for commands — \/command will be sent as the message /command.

> at the beginning of a message makes it green. Abusing this feature is prohibited.

Join, leave and death messages are sent to all players within a 128-block radius.
Advancement messages are displayed only to the affected player.