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A customisable party inviter for mcpvp.club (and other servers :))

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partyinviter-1.0.0-mc26.1.jar
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MCPVP Party Inviter

Host a party by typing a number — everyone who replies with it becomes one click to invite.

Type 222 for axe, and the next players who type 222 in chat get a clickable [+Invite] on their message. Click it (or let it auto-invite) and they're in. No more squinting at chat and re-typing names.


How it works

  1. You host — send a message with a number and for (e.g. 222 for axe).
  2. Joiners light up — anyone who then types 222 gets their message highlighted with a clickable [+Invite].
  3. One click invites them — runs your invite command (/p invite {player} by default).
  4. Someone else claims it? If another player posts the same number with for, your party hands off and your invites stop.

Features

  • One-click invites — joiner messages become clickable; the whole line or a tidy [+Invite] button.
  • Auto-invite mode — skip the click entirely. The first joiner is invited instantly, the rest are queued and released one per interval (default 700 ms) so you don't get muted for spam.
  • Hand-off detection — if another host claims your number, your invites switch off automatically.
  • Smart auto-stop — the party ends when you enter a match or switch sub-servers.
  • Anti-spam aware — if the server blocks your host message ("sending too quickly", "too similar"), the party simply never starts.
  • Fully configurable — color, underline, invite command, keywords, sounds, and more.

Config

Open it from Mod Menu → MCPVP Party Inviter, or with /pinv config. Every option is also settable via command and saved to config/partyinviter.json.

Setting Default What it does
inviteCommand /p invite {player} Command run on invite ({player} = name)
autoInvite false Invite automatically, no click
autoInviteCooldownMs 700 Spacing between queued invites
requireForToHost true Only host when your message has for
stopPartyOnServerChange true End the party when you enter a match
cancelPartyOnDeniedMessage true Don't start if the server blocks your message

Commands

Command Description
/pinv status Show current party and settings
/pinv host <number> Start hosting a number manually
/pinv clear Stop hosting
/pinv set <key> <value> Change a setting
/pinv config Open the config GUI
/pinv test <text> Preview how a chat line is parsed

MCPVP Party Inviter

Host a party by typing a number — everyone who replies with it becomes one click to invite.

Type 222 for axe, and the next players who type 222 in chat get a clickable [+Invite] on their message. Click it (or let it auto-invite) and they're in. No more squinting at chat and re-typing names.


How it works

  1. You host — send a message with a number and for (e.g. 222 for axe).
  2. Joiners light up — anyone who then types 222 gets their message highlighted with a clickable [+Invite].
  3. One click invites them — runs your invite command (/p invite {player} by default).
  4. Someone else claims it? If another player posts the same number with for, your party hands off and your invites stop.

Features

  • One-click invites — joiner messages become clickable; the whole line or a tidy [+Invite] button.
  • Auto-invite mode — skip the click entirely. The first joiner is invited instantly, the rest are queued and released one per interval (default 700 ms) so you don't get muted for spam.
  • Hand-off detection — if another host claims your number, your invites switch off automatically.
  • Smart auto-stop — the party ends when you enter a match or switch sub-servers.
  • Anti-spam aware — if the server blocks your host message ("sending too quickly", "too similar"), the party simply never starts.
  • Fully configurable — color, underline, invite command, keywords, sounds, and more.

Config

Open it from Mod Menu → MCPVP Party Inviter, or with /pinv config. Every option is also settable via command and saved to config/partyinviter.json.

Setting Default What it does
inviteCommand /p invite {player} Command run on invite ({player} = name)
autoInvite false Invite automatically, no click
autoInviteCooldownMs 700 Spacing between queued invites
requireForToHost true Only host when your message has for
stopPartyOnServerChange true End the party when you enter a match
cancelPartyOnDeniedMessage true Don't start if the server blocks your message

Commands

Command Description
/pinv status Show current party and settings
/pinv host <number> Start hosting a number manually
/pinv clear Stop hosting
/pinv set <key> <value> Change a setting
/pinv config Open the config GUI
/pinv test <text> Preview how a chat line is parsed

it's vibe coded btw

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