# Simple Voice Chat

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Please ensure that you have the correct server version installed before adding any mods or plugins. Voice Chat features are available for various Java Minecraft versions, so compatibility is key!
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**Important Note:** If you’re using the Bukkit/Spigot/Paper version of the Simple Voice Chat plugin on your server, you’ll need to install the corresponding Fabric, Neoforge, Forge, or Quilt version of the mod on your client as well. This ensures seamless functionality between the server and your game client. Always double-check versions to avoid compatibility issues!
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1. **Stop Your Server**: Go to the **Game Panel** and stop your server before making any changes.
2. **Download the Correct Version**: Download the appropriate version of the Simple Voice Chat plugin or mod based on your server’s setup (e.g., Fabric, Forge, Neoforge, Quilt, or Spigot/Paper).
3. **Upload the Files**:
   * For **Fabric/Forge/Neoforge/Quilt**, upload the mod file to the `mods` folder.
   * For **Spigot/Paper/Bukkit**, upload the plugin file to the `plugins` folder.
4. **Start Your Server**: Once the files are uploaded, start your server. This will allow Simple Voice Chat to generate the necessary configuration files.
5. **Create an Allocation**:
   * Go to the **Network** tab in your Game Panel.
   * Click the **Create Allocation** button to generate an additional port for your server. Save this port for later use.
6. **Locate the Configuration File**:
   * **For Plugins**: If you installed the plugin version, navigate to the `plugins` folder and find the Simple Voice Chat `config` file.
   * **For Mods**: If you installed the mod version, open the `config` folder and locate the `voicechat` folder.
7. **Update the Port**:
   * In the configuration file, look for the `port=xxxxx` option.
   * Replace `xxxxx` with the port number you generated earlier.
   * Save the changes by clicking **Save Content** in the bottom right corner.
8. **Restart Your Server**: Restart your server to apply the changes. Simple Voice Chat should now be fully configured and ready to use!

By following these steps, you’ll have Simple Voice Chat installed and set up correctly on your server. Enjoy seamless voice communication in your Minecraft world!


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