Lattice

Lattice

Lattice is a Minecraft mod intended to be used on SMP servers to manage many useful features for players.

Features

• Player nickname and status management
• Night vision toggle for players
• Server configuration management (save/reload)
• Message of the Day (MOTD) rotation
• Detection of illegal/cheat mods [Unavailable in Vanilla mode]
• Decorators for enhanced in-game experience (e.g., time/status decorators)
• Configurable PvP settings per player
• Server, end and nether opening dates
• Server configurable Discord RPC [Unavailable in Vanilla mode]
• Discord bridge for chat messages
• Player-requested force-loaded chunks with a configurable per-player limit

Commands

Below is a list of all available commands and their functionality:

/nv

• Toggles Night Vision

/nick [nickname]

• Sets or removes your nickname
• If you pass your actual Minecraft name as the nickname, your nickname is removed
• If called without arguments, shows your current nickname

/status [<status>|reset]

• Changes your status message
• If you pass reset as the status, your status is removed
• If called without arguments, shows your current status message

/home <name>, /sethome <name>, /delhome <name>

• Commands for managing your homes
• Teleport to, create or delete one of your homes

/requestforceload <add|query|remove> <x> <z>

• Allows players to force load chunks
• Force-load, query or remove the chunk containing the given block coordinates in your current dimension
• Relative coordinates such as ~ ~ use your current position
• You can remove only chunks you requested; the per-player limit counts chunks across all dimensions

/lattice <action> [subAction] [subActionArg]

• Performs administrative actions (requires permission level 2)
• Available actions:
• config – Manage server configuration
• save – Saves the current configuration to disk
• reload – Reloads the configuration from disk
• motd – Manage Message of the Day
• add – Adds a new MOTD
• remove – Removes a MOTD
• list – Lists all MOTDs
• <illegal|allowed> – Manage illegal and allowed mods
• add – Adds a new mod to the list
• remove – Removes a mod from the list
• list – Lists all mods in the list
• pvp – Manage PvP settings
• <player> – Specifies the player
• <enable|disable> – Enables or disables PvP for the specified player
• open – Manage server and end opening dates
• <dimension> – Specifies what to modify [nether, end, server]
• <date> – Sets the opening date in the format YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss
• nick – Manage nickname for a player
• <player> – Specifies the player
• remove – Removes the nickname for a player
• <nickname> – Sets the nickname for a player
• status – Manage status messages for a player
• <player> – Specifies the player
• remove – Removes the status message for a player
• <status> – Sets the status message for a player
• help – Shows a link to the repository
• Examples:
• /lattice config save
• /lattice motd add Welcome to the server!
• /lattice illegal list
• /lattice pvp PlayerName enable
• /lattice open end 2024-12-31 23:59:59
• /lattice nick PlayerName remove
• /lattice status PlayerName COOL

Configuration

• Config file is stored as config.json under lattice in the server config directory
• enableHomeCommand, enableNickCommand, and enableStatusCommand independently enable the corresponding player commands. The nick and status switches also disable their /lattice administrative actions. All three default to true. Edit the file and run /lattice config reload to apply changes; reconnect to refresh command suggestions.
• maxForceloadedChunks sets the per-player force-load limit across all dimensions (default: 10)
• You can change the time when the end or the server will be opened
• MOTDs and a list of illegal mods can be configured
• Each player has configurable options:
• PvP enabled/disabled
• Nickname
• Status message
• List of homes

Enabling Vanilla mode

1. Shut down the server
2. Open the config/lattice/config.json file
3. Add "vanillaMode": true, to the file
4. Start the server
5. Great success!

Known issues

• The hopper sort doesn’t work with lithium’s hopper optimizations enabled. Please disable them in the lithium config if you want to use hopper sorting. Add this to config/lithium.properties:

mixin.block.hopper=false