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π VelocityParties v1.0 β Initial Release
Weβre excited to introduce the first release of VelocityParties, a powerful cross-server party system built specifically for Velocity proxies!
β¨ Features
- Cross-server party system
- Party chat with toggle support (
/party toggle) - Invite & request system
- Party moderation (kick, mute, ban, promote)
- Party warp across servers
- Fully configurable messages and filters
- Database-backed storage
β οΈ Important
To use party chat toggle (/party toggle), you must install VelocityPartiesBridge on all backend servers (Spigot, Paper, Purpur, etc).
Without it, toggle chat will not function correctly.
Notes
This is the first public release, so feedback is greatly appreciated!
More features, improvements, and optimizations are planned for future updates.
Let me know what you'd like to see next here: https://discord.gg/v5hU7kBp2S π
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