Lets Java and Bedrock players chat together using different voice chat apps.
58.1 of the 61 points that apply = 95 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
VoiceCraft.Java lets players using VoiceCraft, Simple Voice Chat, or Plasmo Voice share proximity voice chat, so Java players can keep their preferred client while Bedrock players joining through Geyser participate with the standalone VoiceCraft client. It bridges Simple Voice Chat and Plasmo Voice through their official APIs, rather than emulating their protocols, and synchronizes players’ worlds, positions, rotation, identity, speaking state, proximity range, and supported mute or deafen states. Shared positional audio also reflects cave echo and underwater muffling, while players without either Java voice mod can see configurable, lightweight voice-status indicators that work through Geyser. The plugin can manage a VoiceCraft Server runtime on a standalone Paper server or connect to an existing backend, and it also supports proxy networks using Velocity or BungeeCord, with optional UDP relays for Simple Voice Chat and Plasmo Voice as players move between backend servers. A single configuration covers the voice-service ports and settings, and the vanilla-compatible indicators can be adjusted for symbols, colors, height, update interval, and view distance. The plugin supports Paper-family servers including Purpur, Folia, Spigot, and Bukkit, as well as Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, Velocity, and BungeeCord.
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