channels.conf

Every key of a channel and the six shipped channels.

Read once, on the first start, and again only if the channels table is empty. After that the channels live in the database and are changed in game with /chateditor channels. Editing this file later changes nothing.

Key	Meaning
`display-name`	How the channel is shown, MiniMessage, or `@key` for a line of the messages files
`kind`	`global`, `local` (within `radius` blocks, same world) or `world` (same world or world group)
`scope`	`network` (every server) or `server` (this server only)
`shortcut`	A command that speaks in the channel, such as `/g hello`; empty for none
`marker`	A line that starts with it goes to the channel, such as `!hello`; doubled it is a plain character
`radius`	Blocks, for a local channel
`send-permission`	Needed to speak; empty lets everyone
`read-permission`	Needed to hear; empty lets everyone
`max-length`	The longest line; 0 takes `chat.max-length`
`slowmode-seconds`	The least time between two lines of one player
`auto-join`	Whether a player hears it without joining
`auto-join-permission`	Needed for auto-join; empty lets everyone
`sound`	Played to every hearer, such as `minecraft:block.note_block.hat`; empty for none
`allow-here`	Whether `@here` works in it
`allow-everyone`	Whether `@everyone` works in it
`staff-listen`	Whether staff with `uxmchat.staff.listen` hear it without joining
`format`	A format from `formats.conf`; empty takes the group or default format
`group-formats`	A format per group, inside this channel only

staff {
  display-name = "@channel-name.staff"
  kind = "global"
  scope = "network"
  shortcut = "sc"
  marker = "#"
  send-permission = "uxmchat.channel.staff"
  read-permission = "uxmchat.channel.staff"
  auto-join = true
  auto-join-permission = "uxmchat.channel.staff"
  allow-here = true
  allow-everyone = true
  sound = "minecraft:block.note_block.hat"
  format = "staff"
}

The six shipped channels are listed in Channels.

Related: Channels, In-game editors

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