Wavelength

Nameplates

• Rank and town shown above each player (like Mayor of Riverside)
• Live activity shown with an icon (Mining, Building, Fighting, Farming)
• Achievement badge shown next to the name
• Privacy shown as a small icon (Public, Friends, Ghost)
• Fancier animated borders for higher ranks and badges, with a flourish when someone levels up
• Can be turned off to fall back to vanilla nameplates

Your profile and identity

• Set your own town name and pick a rank
• 12 ranks: Founder, King, Queen, Mayor, Knight, Guard, Builder, Farmer, Miner, Citizen, Traveler, Developer
• Three privacy modes: Public, Friends Only, and Ghost (hides your activity and location)
• PVP mode toggle that hides your activity from others
• Write a short description about yourself
• Add playstyle tags (presets like PVP, Building, Redstone, Trading, or your own custom ones)

The menu (press H)

• A resizable window you can maximize, with tabs for Players, Stats, Leaderboard, Projects, Events, Friends, Town, Timeline, and Settings
• Pick your own accent color
• Clean custom interface with a rotatable 3D skin view on profiles

Players

• See everyone online, sorted by distance, with the direction and range to each player even when they are far away or in another dimension
• See everyone who has ever joined the server in an offline list
• Search the roster by name
• Open any player to view their profile: skin, description, tags, stats, and badges
• Privacy is respected (Friends Only and Ghost hide details from people who should not see them)

Friends

• Send, accept, decline, and cancel friend requests, with alerts
• A confirmed friends list you can remove people from
• Friends are highlighted with a green outline in the player list

Stats and badges

• Tracks blocks mined and placed, mobs killed, damage dealt, crops harvested, items crafted, distance travelled, and playtime
• Total and current-session playtime
• Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Diamond badges across mining, building, combat, farming, crafting, and exploring
• Progress bars showing how close you are to the next tier

Leaderboard

• Ranks players in each category, plus playtime
• Trophies and highlights for the top three

Projects

• Start a build project and share it on the server board
• Solo or Team, with Public, Friends Only, or Private visibility
• Break a project into subprojects, each with its own progress
• Track progress by hand, or let it fill in automatically from subprojects
• Others can request to join a Team project; you accept or decline, and can remove members
• Mark a project complete for a server-wide celebration

Events and dimensions

• Create server events with a name, description, optional start delay, and duration
• Live and upcoming lists with countdowns, plus an optional event location
• One-time events that fire once and disappear
• Server operators can open or close the Nether and the End for everyone
• An event can be linked to a dimension so it opens or closes when the event begins

Timeline

• A server-wide feed of project and event milestones and badge unlocks
• Each entry is clickable and jumps to the related page or player

In-game HUD

• A top bar showing your identity (privacy and rank/town), nearby players, and the active event
• A full editor to drag elements around, snap them, change their anchor, resize each one, adjust opacity, and hide the ones you do not want

Notifications

• Pop-up toasts for feedback, friend requests, project updates, events, badge unlocks, and operator broadcasts
• Adjustable size, position, duration, and sound, and each type can be turned off
• Server operators can broadcast a message to everyone

Server and compatibility

• Everything is saved on the server, so your profile, projects, and events survive restarts and follow you to a new computer
• Update reminder when your version is behind the server, and an update check that matches your Minecraft version and mod loader
• Players on a vanilla client still appear in the roster and receive key messages in chat