This guide will help you understand what the Simple Voice Chat plugin is and how to install and configure it on your server.

❓ What Is the Simple Voice Chat Plugin ❓

The Simple Voice Chat plugin or mod adds a proximity voice chat to your Minecraft server. You can choose between push-to-talk (PTT) and voice activation.

You can read more about it here, on the official Spigot page, or here, on their official documentation.

⚠ Important Notes ⚠

Simple Voice Chat Plugin can run only on CraftBukkit, Spigot, or Paper, as it is a plugin. Fabric and Forge versions are available online, with slightly different installation procedures.
We strongly advise you to use Paper on your server type, as it provides numerous benefits such as preventing lag and other crashes not found on Vanilla, Craftbukkit, or Spigot.
Versions older than 2.1.0 can only join servers with the Fabric version of the mod!

⚠ NOTE ⚠: You need the Fabric or Forge version of the mod installed on your client when using the Bukkit/Spigot/Paper version of Simple Voice Chat on the server!
Here you can download Forge if you don't have it on your PC yet.
If you're not sure how to install mods on your client, please see this guide: How to Install Mods Into Your Client
Here you can download the Simple Voice Chat mod.

🛠️ Installing the Plugin 🛠️

You can set up the Simple Voice Chat plugin either manually or using our Multicraft Auto-Installer.

💠 Using Multicraft Auto-Installer

To install the plugin via the Multicraft Auto-Installer, you need to:

Log in to your Multicraft panel here and stop your server.




Go to Installers, then to Plugin Installer




Select Bukkit and type Simple Voice Chat in the search box. Press ENTER.




Click on  Install to set up the Simple Voice Chat plugin.




Go back and now select Spigot and type ProtocolLib in the search box. Press ENTER.




Click on Install to set up the ProtocolLib plugin.




Start the server for the plugins to generate their folders.

💠 Installing the Plugin Manually

To set up the plugin manually, you need to:

Log in to your Multicraft panel here and stop your server.




Go here and download the appropriate version of the Voice Chat plugin, and also go here and download the appropriate version of the ProtocolLib plugin.


Use FileZilla to connect to your server and upload the plugins to your server's plugins folder.

Here is our guide for using FileZilla.




Start the server for the plugins to generate their folders.

🚀 How to Configure the Voice Chat Plugin 🚀

Stop your server so you can start configuring the plugin.




On your main Multicraft page, copy your IP address. Then go to Files, FTP File Access, and log in.




Once logged in, open the /plugins folder, then the /voicechat folder. Then right-click at the voicechat-server.properties and select Edit.




Simply paste your server IP on the bind_adress section, and for the port section, you will need to find an open port and set it there.

Here is our guide for finding an open port for your plugin, please check it to be able to set an open port for the plugin.
⚠ NOTE ⚠: If you are also using Geyser plugin on your server, make sure to change the Simple Voice Chat port to an open port. Otherwise, the server will crash when using the same port for both of these plugins. (Keep in mind that Bedrock users won't be able to use this, as it's not possible to install mods on Bedrock.).




To find the open port, you need to go back to your main Multicraft page, then click on Tools and Open Port.




Then click on Find an Open Port and note it, so you can input it as the port for the Voice Chat plugin.




Done! You are all set up. Now you can simply start your server again for the plugins to work.



Make sure to do all the adjustments needed on your client side.



You can join the server and test the voice chat connection of a specific player by typing the command /voicechat test <PLAYERNAME>.



If you encounter any problems while using this plugin, please visit the official mod developer's troubleshooting page, here.


If you find any issues, contact us on live chat or via the ticket system.

❕ Useful Links ❕

- How to Install Plugins on Your Server
- How to Install Mods on Your Server
- How to Access Your Minecraft Server Files Via FTP

Updated on: 10/09/2023