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🎤 How to Use Voice Chat Mod in SquidServer

Author: Yunus Emre and dkt

1. Install PaperMC & Simple Voice Chat

Download and set up a Minecraft server using PaperMC (a high-performance fork of Spigot)
Add the Simple Voice Chat plugin by placing it into the plugins folder of your server

(If you’re using Fabric/Forge instead, place the mod in the mods folder)

2. Create Tunnels with SquidServer

Open the SquidServer dashboard and create a bedrock tunnel for voice chat traffic
Copy down the domain and port assigned
Update the local port to match the port of the public address (in this photo example it's 16686)
Link the bedrock tunnel to your server so it auto starts and shuts off with the server

Note bedrock tunnel ip will always show up as unreachable in the dashboard, this is normal

Make sure the underlined values are equal

3. Configure Voice Chat Properties

In your server directory, locate and open voicechat-server.properties (inside config/voicechat or plugins/voicechat)
Edit these lines:
- voice_host= → set to the domain of your Bedrock tunnel (without the port)
- port= → set to the port number from the Bedrock tunnel
Save and close the file

4. Launch the Server & Tunnels

Start your Minecraft server normally
Run both the Java tunnel and the Bedrock tunnel at the same time (if linked to server will auto start)
If configured correctly, the console will show something like:

[VoiceChatServerThread/INFO]: Server started at port XXXX

5. Connect & Test Voice Chat

Players join using the Java tunnel address from SquidServer
In-game, press V to open the Voice Chat settings
Test with another player to confirm that proximity chat works — voices will fade in/out based on distance