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3D Floating Chats

Bring your livestream chat into the world of Minecraft.

3D Floating Chats shows viewer messages as floating cards, on your HUD, or in a movable Mining Mode panel. Build a presentation that fits your stream with themes, images, GIFs, sounds, particles, and interactive controls.

Created by Loquendo2006d, the mod runs on the client. It does not need to be installed on the Minecraft server.

Connect your community

• Connect up to 10 public Twitch, Kick, and YouTube channels at once.
• Use Social Stream Ninja, Streamer.bot, or the local HTTP bridge for other setups, including TikTok and Facebook when the source provides their messages.
• Recognize platforms through their icons and colors.
• Highlight mentions, moderators, featured messages, and donations when the connection supplies that information.
• Press K to browse this session’s chat history by platform and show a missed message again.

Direct channel connections read chat. Sending replies through the history screen or /fn commands requires a configured Social Stream Ninja connection and a platform that permits the reply.

Make every display your own

Choose floating 3D cards, a HUD overlay, Mining Mode, or a combination of 3D cards and HUD messages. Mining Mode collects messages in a movable panel in the world.

Customize card themes, platform colors, animated RGB borders, opacity, and separate image backgrounds for cards, HUD, and Mining Mode. Adjust text size, distance, height, reading time, and the number of visible messages. Choose entry, exit, and hit animations, plus appearance and notification sounds.

Use included effects or add your own PNG particles and WAV or MP3 sounds. Particle brightness, color, size, expansion, and dispersion are adjustable. Cards can stay in the world, follow your movement while keeping their direction, or follow your view. You can also move, scale, rotate, pin, throw, kick, and bounce them.

GIFs and images with sound

With media commands enabled, viewers can trigger files you have added locally:

!gif hello
!imagen heart

A message containing only one of these commands displays the media without an extra text card. !gif uses GIF files; !imagen supports PNG, JPG, and WebP images.

The gallery provides previews, search, and favorites. Configure each file’s destination, position, size, duration, and sound. Media can appear in the world, on the HUD, or in both. Permissions and cooldowns help control who can trigger it. The file size limit is configurable up to 256 MB per file; separate image, frame, and memory limits still apply.

Keep chat readable

F8 → Filters lets you mute users and filter words either across every platform or on one platform only. Whole-word matching is the default, with an option to match text contained inside other words. Matching ignores case and accents while keeping ñ distinct from n.

Filtered messages are hidden locally before they reach cards, HUD, Mining Mode, the K history, narration, or media commands. They are not deleted from the streaming platform. Diagnostics shows received, displayed, and skipped counts without saving the author or text of a filtered message.

You can also prioritize important messages, queue incoming chat when the screen is full, and use F12 to clear and pause the presentation. Test messages and simulated donations are labeled as tests and do not enter normal chat history.

Control your stream from another device

The optional web studio runs from your Minecraft client. Use it to change display modes, select profiles and scenes, play media, review chat, and show messages again. It offers red, blue, and black themes, with red selected by default.

To use a phone or another device, enable local network access. The link or QR code grants control, so use a trusted local network and keep it private. The web panel does not require a separate account.

Build an interactive studio

Create scenes for different parts of your stream and switch between saved layouts. Add event rules, visual panels, polls, trivia, races, community activities, scoreboards, and timers. Export visual profiles and resource bundles to share your setup; exported profiles leave out private user and word filter lists.

Optional tools include OBS integration, message narration, system voices, Piper voices, dictation, translation, and summarization. Features that use FFmpeg, voice models, transcription, or external services require those components to be configured separately.

Installation

1. Install Fabric, Forge, or NeoForge for your Minecraft version. Fabric also requires Fabric API.
2. Download the JAR matching your exact Minecraft version and mod loader.
3. Place it in your mods folder.
4. Join a world and press F8 to configure the mod. Use Test Mode to preview it before connecting a channel.

Supported versions

Separate JARs are available for Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge on Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.20.4, 1.21, 1.21.1, 1.21.4, 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.2, and 26.3. The interface is available in English and Spanish.

Known issue: a reported startup problem with Forge 26.1 remains unresolved.