Discord Bot Messages

You can bridge messages from other Discord bots into your Minecraft channels. This is disabled by default.

First connect your Discord channels, then set this in ChatControl's settings.yml:

Discord:
  Bridge_Bot_Messages: true

In DiscordSRV's config.yml, allow bot messages:

DiscordChatChannelBlockBots: false

Restart the server after editing both files. On a network, apply the settings to each backend that receives Discord messages.

ChatControl setting	Default	Purpose
Discord.Bridge_Bot_Messages	false	Allow messages from other Discord bots
Discord.Filter_Chat	true	Apply chat rules and filtering to accepted Discord messages

Use true or false without quotes. DiscordSRV's blocked author and role settings still apply before ChatControl receives a message.

Filtering and Identity

An unlinked bot uses its Discord account identity for message history. Matching a Minecraft player's name does not give the bot that player's permissions or mute bypasses. A bot with an actual DiscordSRV account link uses the linked Minecraft identity.

Chat delay and message limits also count messages containing only attachments. Attachment filenames and links are displayed separately from the text checked by rules.

Preventing Message Loops

ChatControl excludes its own Discord bot and all webhook authors. Accepted bot messages keep their original attachment links and are never reposted, even with Discord.Send_Messages_As_Bot enabled. Automatic warnings and Discord spy output are suppressed for bot authors.

If you use then discord or console commands to forward bot messages yourself, keep the destination separate from any channel that feeds messages back into the same rules.

This option bridges message text and attachments. It does not add support for messages containing only embeds, stickers, or later edits to the source message.