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Auto Greeting

A Fabric mod that automatically sends greeting messages when you or other players join a server

Features

• Supports multiple messages
• Supports plain chat messages and commands
• Supports blacklist / whitelist rules for player names
• Supports placeholders
• Automatically sends messages for yourself after joining a server
• Automatically sends messages when other players join

Command Overview

• /autogreet self ...
• /autogreet other ...

Notes:

• [a|b] means a or b

For example:

/autogreet [other|self] status

means either:

/autogreet other status

or

/autogreet self status

Commands

Status

Controls whether auto greeting is enabled or disabled.

/autogreet [self|other] status /autogreet [self|other] status enable /autogreet [self|other] status disable /autogreet [self|other] status toggle

Message

Controls what the mod sends.

You can use placeholders.

/autogreet [self|other] message add <message> /autogreet [self|other] message add <message> <index> /autogreet [self|other] message remove /autogreet [self|other] message remove <index> /autogreet [self|other] message remove all /autogreet [self|other] message list

Placeholders for self

Placeholder Description @player Player name @UUID UUID @X X coordinate (up to 3 decimals) @Y Y coordinate (up to 3 decimals) @Z Z coordinate (up to 3 decimals) @health Current health @level Current experience level

Placeholders for other

Placeholder Description @player Player name @UUID Player UUID

Blacklist / Whitelist

/autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] list /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] clear confirm /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] [match|except] list /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] [match|except] [equal|contain|startWith|endWith] add <pattern> /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] [match|except] [equal|contain|startWith|endWith] remove /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] [match|except] [equal|contain|startWith|endWith] remove <index> /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] [match|except] [equal|contain|startWith|endWith] remove all /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] [match|except] [equal|contain|startWith|endWith] list

Examples

/autogreet self message add Hello, I'm @player at (@X, @Y, @Z) /autogreet self message add HP: @health | Level: @level /autogreet other message add Welcome @player! /autogreet other message add Hello @player (@UUID)

Message Behavior

If a message does start with /, it is executed as a command.

If a message does not start with /, it is sent as a normal chat message.

Filtering

other greetings support:

• blacklist
• whitelist
• match rules
• except rules
• equal
• contain
• startWith
• endWith

These rules are used to decide whether a joining player's name should trigger greeting logic.

Filtering behavior

• If a player matches the blacklist, they are ignored
• If a player matches the blacklist but also matches blacklist except, they are allowed again
• If the whitelist is not empty, only players matching the whitelist are allowed
• If a player matches the whitelist but also matches whitelist except, they are ignored

Notes

• index is optional and 1-based
• add <message> <index> inserts before the existing item at that position
• If index is omitted or out of range, the message is appended
• remove <index> removes the specified item
• remove without an index removes the last item
• remove all clears the message list
• clear confirm clears the entire blacklist or whitelist rule set
• Numeric values are formatted with up to 3 decimal places, with trailing zeros removed

Supported Versions

• Minecraft 26.1.2
• Fabric Loader 0.19.2+
• Fabric API 0.150.0+
• Java 25
• Cloth config 21.11.153 (Optional)
• Modmenu 17.0.0-beta.2 (Optional)

License

MIT

or ```text /autogreet self status

Commands

Status

Controls whether auto greeting is enabled or disabled.

/autogreet [self|other] status /autogreet [self|other] status enable /autogreet [self|other] status disable /autogreet [self|other] status toggle

Message

Controls what the mod sends.

You can use placeholders.

/autogreet [self|other] message add <message> /autogreet [self|other] message add <message> <index> /autogreet [self|other] message remove /autogreet [self|other] message remove <index> /autogreet [self|other] message remove all /autogreet [self|other] message list

Placeholders for self

Placeholder Description @player Player name @UUID UUID @X X coordinate (up to 3 decimals) @Y Y coordinate (up to 3 decimals) @Z Z coordinate (up to 3 decimals) @health Current health @level Current experience level

Placeholders for other

Placeholder Description @player Player name @UUID Player UUID

Blacklist / Whitelist

/autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] list /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] clear confirm /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] [match|except] list /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] [match|except] [equal|contain|startWith|endWith] add <pattern> /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] [match|except] [equal|contain|startWith|endWith] remove /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] [match|except] [equal|contain|startWith|endWith] remove <index> /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] [match|except] [equal|contain|startWith|endWith] remove all /autogreet other [whitelist|blacklist] [match|except] [equal|contain|startWith|endWith] list

Examples

/autogreet self message add Hello, I'm @player at (@X, @Y, @Z) /autogreet self message add HP: @health | Level: @level /autogreet other message add Welcome @player! /autogreet other message add Hello @player (@UUID)

Message Behavior

If a message does start with /, it is executed as a command.

If a message does not start with /, it is sent as a normal chat message.

Filtering

other greetings support:

• blacklist
• whitelist
• match rules
• except rules
• equal
• contain
• startWith
• endWith

These rules are used to decide whether a joining player's name should trigger greeting logic.

Filtering behavior

• If a player matches the blacklist, they are ignored
• If a player matches the blacklist but also matches blacklist except, they are allowed again
• If the whitelist is not empty, only players matching the whitelist are allowed
• If a player matches the whitelist but also matches whitelist except, they are ignored

Notes

• index is optional and 1-based
• add <message> <index> inserts before the existing item at that position
• If index is omitted or out of range, the message is appended
• remove <index> removes the specified item
• remove without an index removes the last item
• remove all clears the message list
• clear confirm clears the entire blacklist or whitelist rule set
• Numeric values are formatted with up to 3 decimal places, with trailing zeros removed

Supported Versions

• Minecraft 1.21.11
• Fabric Loader 0.18+
• Fabric API
• Java 21
• Cloth config 21.11.153 (Optional)
• Modmenu 17.0.0-beta.2 (Optional)

License

MIT