Server Settings

The server token authenticates the connection between your Minecraft server and Madsi. Generate the first token from the Servers page (rotate it later from the server's Settings page), then add it to your Minecraft server with the setup command (/madsi setup <token> in-game, or madsi setup <token> at the console) or by pasting it into config/madsi.json and restarting.

Colour is set per message, not per server. Open the Messages page, pick a message, and set its embed colour in the editor, so a death notice and a welcome can look different from each other.

Cooldowns, /server included, are set per command on the Commands page: the seconds a member must wait between uses, applied to both the slash and the prefix form.

Forget Server (Danger zone) clears Madsi's side of a Minecraft server: the whitelist rules and entries it manages, channel wiring, play sessions, tracked stats, and that server's settings. Linked accounts are guild-wide, so they stay. In Discord it removes the server's status message, its chat webhooks and the counter voice channels Madsi made, cancels a restart countdown in progress, and takes the roles its stat rules handed out off your members, unless another server's rule grants the same role.

There is no separate 'disconnect'. To take a server offline, stop the mod. Madsi shows it as offline and keeps everything. Forget it only when the server is gone for good: reconnecting the same server later starts Madsi's records from scratch.

Pro and Lifetime plans allow up to 5 Minecraft servers per Discord guild. Each server gets its own token, whitelist rules, and settings.

Free plans support 1 Minecraft server per Discord guild; Basic supports 2.