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Add in-game proximity voice chat to your Minecraft server using the Simple Voice Chat plugin. Players hear each other based on distance, with no external app required.

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Requirements

  • A Minecraft Java Edition server on Paper, Spigot, Fabric, or Forge.
  • Every player installs the Simple Voice Chat client mod matching your server version.

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Install the plugin

1

Download the plugin

Get the latest build from Modrinth for your server platform and Minecraft version.
2

Upload to the plugins folder

Open the Files tab and upload the .jar file to plugins/ (or mods/ on Fabric/Forge).
3

Restart the server

Restart from the console. The plugin generates its config at plugins/voicechat/voicechat-server.properties.
4

Open the voice port

Simple Voice Chat uses UDP on port 24454 by default. Check your server’s Network or Ports tab and make sure the port is allocated.

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Test the connection

Join the server with the client mod installed. A microphone icon appears in the HUD when voice chat is active. Use the in-game key binding (default V) to talk.
If players cannot hear each other, verify the UDP port is open and that everyone is running a compatible client version.