TabbyChat Unofficial 1.7.10 - Enhanced Chat for Minecraft
TabbyChat is a client-side modification for Minecraft that fundamentally transforms the multiplayer chat interface, making it more structured, manageable, and intuitive for players.
Main Features
The main feature of the mod is organizing chat messages into different channels displayed as tabs above the chat interface. Users can configure message distribution in several ways:
- Automatic detection of new communication channels and private messages
- Manual creation of tabs with selection of appropriate chat channel separators
- Application of custom filters to redirect messages to specific tabs based on regular expressions
Customizable Filters
The filter system allows setting various actions when message text matches the specified pattern. Available options include:
- Highlighting matching text with color or formatting
- Playing a sound notification
- Sending the message to a specific tab
- Sending the message to all tabs
- Completely hiding the message from chat
- Choosing the scope of filter application - only for current world/server or for all servers
Additional Functions
- Notifications about unread messages
- Adding timestamps to messages
- Suppression of repeated spam messages
- Automatic chat logging with timestamps
- Forced use of Unicode fonts
- Interactive scroll bar
- Dynamic resizing and repositioning of chat window
- Configuring the number of saved messages for each tab
- Adjusting message display time during gameplay
- Ability to set command prefixes for each tab
- Multi-line chat with configurable sending delay
- Additional mouse controls and hotkeys
- Spell checking
For a demonstration of all mod features:
This version fixes a critical error that caused crashes when interacting with the corporeal index from the Botania mod, and also resolves incompatibility with the /fmsg command from Lord of the Rings Mod. Added an option to choose the scope of filter application. Important change - the mod now works exclusively with Forge, LiteLoader support was removed for technical reasons.
