Discord Notification when Server Starts?

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    Hello,


    New to the forums, however I've been running an Aternos server for a year or so now.

    I am also running a discord server for those who play and I was wondering is there a way for a notification to pop up in discord whenever the server launches? Sort of connect the two.


    For example:


    I or either a friend who I have given access to start the server, start it. We wait through the queue and when the server is actually online a discord notification comes in the #minecraft-chat channel in our discord server informing other players that they can now join.


    I was wondering this and thought the forums was probably the best place to ask if it's possible and if so, how can one do it?


    Thank you in advance

    Thanks!


    Works exactly as intended, although I've found my server's TPS drop significantly as well as the chunk loading time. I don't know if that is because of Aternos or because of the plugin. I will keep using it for a couple of more days test it a little bit more see if the TPS improves.


    Also wondering, is there a way to kind of customize the start message for the server?

    For example, right now it looks like this:



    I know most of the people mute the discord server to avoid spam notifications, or constantly getting notified of others chatting between themselves on a public chat channel, so is there anyway for the bot to tag all the people with a certain role when the server starts? So instead of "Server has started" it would be something like "@Role Server has started".

    Luckily, there is a way to do that.

    Step 1: Go to your Discord, type \@Role Server in the message and send. You can see your Role ID. Then copy it.

    Step 2: Go to this link: https://aternos.org/files/plugins/DiscordSRV/messages.yml

    Step 3: Find the line 363, you can see the message that says:

    Code
    DiscordChatChannelServerStartupMessage: ":white_check_mark: Server has started!"

    Step 4: Edit the message. The format should be like this (this is just an example):

    Code
    DiscordChatChannelServerStartupMessage: ":white_check_mark: <@&802493483738******> has started!"

    Note: If you attempt to put @Role Server in the message instead of Role ID, the bot will sent a normal message instead of tagging a role.


    Hope this will help you.

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