What is BDScord - 1.18.2.03

BDScord was intended to provide a simple chat bridge that would make playing on servers more interesting and more enjoyable. Typically, servers can sometimes get lonely and having a chat bridge makes it fun and entertaining. This is not just a chat bridge, but it also comprises specialised tools for scoreboards and more.

Images of the bridge working:

Features

• Discord - Mc chat bridge
• MC to Discord emoji replacer. This works for any server. for example, if u have a emote added to the server that u are running the bot from such as the emote :sad:. By typing the emoji name without the Emoji ID or other annoying required formats in game, BDScord will auto convert it to the emoji in discord.
• Server management commands in discord with whitelist commands and commands to stop the server
• Blocks broken, Deaths and Mobs Killed counters
• Player leave and Join messages
• List which players are online
• Blame command
• Backup command to take full server backups
• VC command to list the people in vc from in game
• A slime chunk checker for quick checking to see if a chunk is a slime chunk

Setting up BDScord

Download for 1.18.2.03 BDSX can be found here

BDScord is a plugin designed to run with BDSX. In the technical community this can also be run in tandem with Trapdoor, to install follow these steps:

How to install trapdoor and bdsx: - courtesy Evil for this guide

• 1. Install the elementminus plugin from https://github.com/karikera/elementminus-plugin
• 2. Download trapdoor from https://github.com/hhhxiao/TrapDoor
• 3. Inside the bedrock_server folder in bdsx make a mods folder and a plugins folder
• 4. Put the trapdoor dll in bedrock_server/mods and put the trapdoor folder inside bedrock_server/plugins

note: if you have any weird issues in game remove the example scripts line from index.ts and index.js in the main directory

To install BDScord:

• 1. Install the latest release of BDScord
• 2. Drag the Single-BDScord file to the plugins folder of bdsx
• 3. Run npm install inside the bdsx-master directory to install all node dependencies
• 4. Edit the config file BDScordConfig.json to suit your needs
• 5. run bdsx.bat to start up the server

Note that certain objectives need to be created on first world start

• Run the commands:

•           => `/scoreboard objectives add "Mobs Killed" dummy`
            => `/scoreboard objectives add "Blocks Mined" dummy`
            => `/scoreboard objectives add "Deaths" dummy`
  

BDScord config file:

{
  "server_name": "",
  "token": "",
  "channel": "",
  "webhook_url": "",
  "server_icon": "",
  "server_manager_roleID": "",
  "bot_prefix": "%"
}

Credits

• Evil for introducing me to BDSX
• BDSX
• Stratos for the love and support
• All the contributors and people who have used this

Third-party libs:

• https://github.com/discordjs/discord.js
• https://github.com/jb3/webhook-discord
• https://github.com/bdsx/bdsx
• https://github.com/cthackers/adm-zip
• https://github.com/jprichardson/node-fs-extra
• https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped#readme

If you need any help or support drop me a message in Stratos discord (https://discord.gg/ZAMjvr75X4)