🎮 TwitchChat for Minecraft Fabric

A Fabric modification that directly moves Twitch chat into Minecraft's game chat. All messages are displayed with a Twitch icon as a prefix thanks to the built-in resource pack, and usernames have color formatting.

✨ Main Features

• 📺 Display Twitch chat directly inside Minecraft
• 🟣 Twitch icon as message prefix
• 🎨 Use of Twitch colors for player nicknames (default white) [Under development]
• ⚙️ Easy setup using /twitchchat command
• 📁 Flexible configuration via JSON file
• 🔄 Automatic connection/disconnection when entering/leaving world or server

📦 Installation

Requirements

• Fabric Loader
• Fabric API
• Twitch4J (required)
• Streamotes (recommended)

Instructions

1. Install Fabric Loader 1.21.8
2. Download and place in mods/ folder:
   • Twitch4J
   • Streamotes (recommended)
   • TwitchChat
3. Start the game

🎮 Usage

Command

/twitchchat <streamer_username>

Example:

/twitchchat minecraft

File Configuration

Edit the config/twitchchat.json file:

{
  "twitchChannel":"everyofflineuser",
  "formatMessage":"✌ %s: %s"
}

🖼 Default Message Format

[Twitch Icon] Username: message

• Prefix is a Twitch icon from the built-in resource pack
• Username uses color from Twitch (or white by default)
• Message text appears in light gray

⚙️ Settings

• In-game commands
• config/twitchchat.json file

🔧 Compatibility

• Minecraft 1.21+
• Fabric Loader
• Twitch4J (required)
• Streamotes (recommended)
• Compatible with most mods that don't override chat

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Question: Mod doesn't work? Answer: Check if Twitch4J is installed - it's required.

Question: Messages not displaying? Answer: Make sure the channel name is correct and the stream is active.

Question: Can I change colors? Answer: Yes, configure in config/twitchchat.json

🐛 Bug Reports

1. Ensure all dependencies are installed
2. Check game logs
3. Report issues on GitHub