PartyBox

PartyBox is a client-side Fabric mod for live, server-controlled music and audio streaming in Minecraft.

It connects your Minecraft client to the PartyBox backend and lets players tune into up to 100 independent audio channels. Each channel can play its own song or sound at the same time, so players can choose exactly what they want to hear.

Features

• Lunar Client compatible
• DiosesMC modpack compatible
• English/Spanish support
• Live streamed audio from an external PartyBox backend
• Up to 100 independent audio channels
• Client-side channel selector
• Optional hear-all mode
• In-game volume control
• Now Playing display
• Optional actionbar overlay
• In-game /partybox commands for authorized users
• Token-based backend permissions
• Per-token channel restrictions
• Web dashboard for songs, uploads, playlists, and events
• Designed for events, roleplay, hubs, rides, announcements, and parties

How It Works

PartyBox uses an external backend service to stream music directly to Minecraft clients.

The backend plays .ogg songs on specific channels, and each player chooses which channel to listen to in-game.

Player Controls

Players can:

• Pick any available channel
• Change volume
• Switch channels live
• Enable or disable the actionbar player
• Optionally hear all active channels at once

How To Get a Token

If you want to upload songs or use authorized PartyBox features, you need a token.

Get your token here

Login page:
https://allanstrat.com/login

Steps

1. Open https://allanstrat.com/login
2. Click Generate token
3. Enter your Minecraft username
4. Copy the generated token
5. Open PartyBox in Minecraft
6. Go to Token
7. Paste your token there and save

Once your token is saved, you can use the web dashboard and any permissions assigned to your account.

Each Minecraft username can only have one token.

Web Dashboard

PartyBox includes a web dashboard for approved users:

https://allanstrat.com/

The dashboard can be used to:

• View available songs
• Check current playback status
• Upload songs if your token has upload permission
• Manage playlists
• Use the event editor

Song uploads currently require an authorized token and must be uploaded as MP3 through the website.

Supported Actions

• Play a song on a channel
• Stop playback
• Adjust volume
• Upload songs
• Use playlists
• Use events

Example Use Cases

PartyBox is useful for:

• Server-wide music events
• Roleplay radio systems
• Theme park rides and attractions
• Staff announcement channels
• Minigame music and alerts
• Party hubs and social areas
• Ambient zones or live DJ-style events
• Private event broadcasts

Compatibility

• Minecraft: Fabric
• Environment: Client-side mod
• Backend: External PartyBox server required
• Audio Playback: Multi-channel streamed audio
• Song Format on backend: .ogg

Notes

• PartyBox is not a voice chat replacement
• An external backend server is required
• Players only hear the channel or channels they choose
• Admin controls, uploads, playlists, and events are restricted by token permissions
• Public access depends on the server owner’s configuration

Summary

PartyBox brings live multi-channel audio streaming to Minecraft through a lightweight Fabric client and a dedicated backend server.

Whether you are running a roleplay station, live event, theme park ride, music room, minigame, or private party, PartyBox gives players a simple way to tune in and hear exactly what is happening.

PartyBox

PartyBox is a client-side Fabric mod that enables live, server-controlled music and audio streaming in Minecraft.

It connects your Minecraft client to an external PartyBox backend, allowing players to tune into up to five independent live audio channels. Each channel can play different audio simultaneously, giving players full control over what they hear.

Private Access Notice

PartyBox is currently intended for private events. Adding songs and controlling playback is restricted to approved users.

Access requests: DM @AllanStrat on Discord

Features

• Compatible with Lunar Client
• Compatible with DiosesMC modpack
• English and Spanish language support
• Live streamed audio from an external backend
• Five independent audio channels
• Client-side channel selector
• Optional "hear all channels" mode
• In-game volume control
• RGB "Now Playing" display
• Optional actionbar overlay
• /partybox commands for authorized users
• Token-based backend permissions
• Per-token channel restrictions
• Web dashboard for song management and playback monitoring
• Protected upload system for approved users

How It Works

PartyBox uses an external backend service to stream decoded PCM audio to Minecraft clients over WebSocket.

The backend plays .ogg files on one of five logical channels. Example:

partybox play judas.ogg 3

This plays judas.ogg on Channel 3 for players listening to that channel.

Player Controls

Players can:

• Select Channel 1–5
• Adjust volume
• Switch channels in real time
• Enable or disable the actionbar player
• Optionally hear all active channels simultaneously

Admin and Token Access

Playback and uploads are protected by backend tokens.

Tokens can be restricted by permissions and channel access. For example, a token may only allow playback on Channel 5, while an admin token can control all channels.

Supported Actions

• Play audio on a channel
• Stop channel playback
• Adjust channel volume
• Upload .ogg files via the web dashboard (if permitted)

Web Dashboard

PartyBox includes a lightweight web dashboard:

https://allanstrat.com/

The dashboard provides:

• List of uploaded songs
• Current "Now Playing" status across channels
• Upload interface for authorized users

Song uploads require a valid authorized token.

Example Use Cases

• Server-wide music events
• Roleplay radio systems
• Theme park rides and attractions
• Staff announcement channels
• Minigame music and alerts
• Party hubs and social spaces
• Ambient zones or DJ-style live events
• Private event broadcasting

Compatibility

• Minecraft: Fabric
• Environment: Client-side mod
• Backend: External PartyBox server
• Audio Format: .ogg
• Channels: 5 independent channels

Notes

• PartyBox is not a voice chat replacement
• An external backend server is required
• Players only hear selected channels
• Admin controls and uploads are restricted by tokens
• Public access depends on server configuration

Summary

PartyBox brings live multi-channel audio streaming to Minecraft through a lightweight Fabric client and a dedicated backend server.

Whether running a roleplay station, live event, theme park ride, music room, minigame, or private party, PartyBox provides a simple and flexible way for players to tune in and experience synchronized audio.