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What is InteractiveChat?
Adds interactive chat features such as sharing items, inventories, ender chests, and custom placeholders in chat. MSH lists it in Extra Features.
| Category | Extra Features |
|---|---|
| Pricing | Free |
| Typical platform | Paper/Spigot-family servers with proxy integrations listed by the project |
| Primary use | Adds interactive chat features such as sharing items, inventories, ender chests, and custom placeholders in chat. |
What it is good at
- Share held items and inventory information through chat
- Create interactive keywords and placeholders
- Support cross-server chat use cases with supported proxy platforms
What types of servers should consider it?
- Community servers that want richer chat interaction
- Networks that want item/inventory previews in shared chat
Pricing and distribution
InteractiveChat is distributed as a free project. Check the official page for current builds, license, and integration requirements.
What to check before using it
- Review dependencies and proxy-specific setup before enabling cross-server features.
Common questions
What does InteractiveChat do?
Adds interactive chat features such as sharing items, inventories, ender chests, and custom placeholders in chat.
Is InteractiveChat free?
InteractiveChat is distributed as a free project. Check the official page for current builds, license, and integration requirements.
How do I install it?
For a supported Bukkit/Paper release, download the correct official plugin JAR, place it in the server plugins/ directory and fully restart; follow project-specific instructions for other platforms. Check the build requirements and optional hooks for item, inventory and ender-chest previews; follow a separate proxy-integration guide if using cross-server chat.
How do I know the plugin loaded?
Check the startup console and logs/latest.log, then confirm the plugin loaded on its supported server platform. Next verify an actual feature rather than relying only on the plugin list: With two ordinary accounts, send a supported interactive chat token and confirm the recipient can open its preview. Test hover/click formatting and the behavior of messages crossing a proxy.
What if it does not load?
If the plugin failed at startup, inspect the first relevant log error for a missing dependency, incompatible Java/server version or wrong artifact. If it loaded but its feature fails: When a preview prints as plain text, check token permissions, placeholder registration, chat-formatting plugins and proxy component support. Differentiate chat rendering failures from inventory-data failures.
Alternatives
References
Plugin versions, pricing, and platform support can change. Use the current project pages below as the source of truth before installing or updating.
Related MSH pages
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