This article will guide you through setting up Simple Voice Chat for your Minecraft server hosted with CloudNord, enabling players to communicate vocally within the game.
Setup Instructions
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Go to Network
Log in to your CloudNord panel and navigate to the "Network" tab for your Minecraft server.
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Create a new allocation and copy the port number
In the Network tab, you will need to create a new port allocation for Simple Voice Chat. Click on the button to create a new allocation (often labeled "Create Allocation" or "Add Port").
Once the new allocation is created, a new port number will be assigned. Copy this port number, as you will need it in the next step.
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- Access your server files: Navigate to the "Files" tab on the CloudNord panel.
- Locate the Simple Voice Chat configuration: This file is usually under `/plugins/voicechat/config.yml` if you've installed it as a plugin, and `/config/voicechat/config.yml` if you've installed it as a mod. In some cases, it may be in a different folder.
- Edit the configuration file: Open the configuration file and look for a property related to the server port. It might be named `port`, `server-port`, `bind-port`, or similar.
- Set the port: Change the value of this property to the port number you copied in the previous step.
For example, if the line looks like:
`port=25565`And your allocated port was `25575`, you would change it to:
`port=25575` - Save the file: After making the change, save the configuration file.
- Restart your server: For the changes to take effect, you must restart your Minecraft server. Click the "Restart" button at the top left.
Set the port property in the voice chat server config
Now, you need to configure the Simple Voice Chat server to use the port you just allocated. This is typically done in a configuration file specific to Simple Voice Chat.
Your Simple Voice Chat should now be configured to use the correct port, allowing players to connect and use voice chat on your CloudNord Minecraft server.
