Social

Voxy includes a full social system covering friends, parties, private messages, and chat channels — all synced across your network.

Friends

Players can add each other as friends, see when friends are online, and use friend-exclusive features.

Friend requests are sent and accepted in-game
Friend counts are tracked online across the network in real time
Maximum friend count is configurable per rank (/rank setfriendlimit <rank> <limit>)
Players with voxy.friend.limit.bypass ignore the per-rank friend limit

Commands — /friends (aliases: friend, f) | Permission: voxy.friend

Subcommand	Description
`list [page]`	Lists all friends (paginated)
`add <player>`	Sends a friend request
`accept <player>`	Accepts an incoming request
`deny <player>`	Denies an incoming request
`remove <player>`	Removes a friend
`best <player>`	Marks/unmarks as best friend
`forceadd <player>`	Force-adds a friend (Permission: `voxy.friend.forceadd`)

Parties

Parties allow groups of players to move together across servers and communicate in a dedicated chat channel.

Party roles:

Role	Description
Leader	Full control — invite, kick, warp, disband
Mod	Can invite and kick members
Member	Can chat in party, follow warps

Key party features:

Party leaders can warp all online members to their server
Party chat is isolated from public chat
Invites expire automatically

Commands — /party (aliases: p) | Permission: voxy.party

Subcommand	Description
`invite <player>`	Invites a player
`accept`	Accepts a party invite
`deny`	Denies a party invite
`list`	Lists party members
`chat [message]`	Sends to party chat or switches to it
`warp`	Warps all online members to your server
`promote <player>`	Promotes a member to mod
`demote <player>`	Demotes a mod
`kick <player>`	Kicks a player
`kickoffline`	Kicks all offline members
`leave`	Leaves the party
`disband`	Disbands the party

Private Messages

Players can send direct messages to each other cross-server.

Command	Description
`/message <player> <message>` (aliases: `msg`, `t`)	Send a private message
`/reply <message>` (alias: `r`)	Reply to the last sender

No permission required.

Blocking

Players can block others to prevent messages and interactions.

Command	Description
`/block <player>` (alias: `ignore`)	Block a player
`/unblock <player>` (alias: `unignore`)	Unblock a player

No permission required.

Chat Channels

Voxy provides multiple chat channels players can switch between:

Channel	Description
Global	Network-wide chat
Staff	Visible only to staff (`voxy.staff` required)
Guild	Guild members only
Party	Party members only

Switch channels with /chatchannel <channel> (aliases: chat, cc, channel, ch).

Staff chat is also accessible directly via /staffchat [message] (alias: sc) — sends a single message or switches your active channel.

Player Profiles

Open any player's profile with /profile [player] to view their stats, rank, level, playtime, and linked Discord. Permission: voxy.menu.profile.

The profile adapts to who is viewing it, resolving to one of four tiers: your own profile (Self), a friend's (Friend), another player's (Other), or a staff view (Staff) with additional detail. Every profile respects the target's privacy settings. From another player's profile you can act on them directly with Message, Party Invite, Add Friend, and Ignore buttons, which work the same as the matching commands.

Privacy Settings

Players control who can interact with them via /privacy - no permission required. The menu exposes two kinds of setting.

Four interaction settings each accept one of three levels: EVERYONE, FRIENDS (friends only), or STAFF (staff only):

Who can send them private messages
Who can invite them to parties
Who can invite them to guilds
Who can see their linked Discord on their profile

Friend requests is a separate on/off toggle (not a three-way level) - either accepting requests or not.

Staff always bypass these settings, so a STAFF level effectively means "staff only".