Proximity Voice Chat＆Proximity Text Chat Mod / Addon

Proximity Voice Chat＆Proximity Text Chat Addon improved text and voice chat for communication on the Minecraft server. Ditch those chaotic, massive Discord lobbies that ruin your server's immersion and integrate realistic communication directly into your game with the Proximity Voice Chat & Proximity Text Chat Mod / Addon. This game-changing utility completely silences global chat spam, forcing players to actually be within earshot to plot their next move.

Running a populated Bedrock SMP usually turns into an absolute mess because the vanilla communication systems are fundamentally broken for roleplay and stealth. Whenever you try to drop your secret base coordinates to a faction member in the chat box, half the server ends up seeing your text feed and immediately starts hunting you down. Hopping into a third-party voice call isn't much better; hearing twenty different people shouting over each other while they are thousands of blocks apart completely destroys any sense of actual physical distance. This expansion steps in to fix that massive headache by tying your actual microphone and keyboard inputs directly to your character's exact coordinates on the map.



The positional audio mechanics are ridiculously satisfying once you get them running on an active realm. If your buddy is deep inside a ravine mining diamonds, their voice will actually muffle and echo up from the dark, gradually getting louder as you dig down the staircase to find them. It creates hilarious and genuinely tense multiplayer moments that you simply cannot replicate in a standard console party chat. Imagine trying to sneak through a dense jungle biome at midnight, only to faintly hear two enemy players plotting a raid on your compound just over the next hill. You can physically crouch in the bushes and eavesdrop on their hot mics without them ever knowing you are listening, turning basic Overworld exploration into high-stakes espionage.

Even if you have players on your roster who prefer typing over talking, the localized text feature ensures everyone's interface stays incredibly clean. Instead of your screen getting flooded with random arguments happening back at world spawn, you only see the text messages sent by people standing in your immediate vicinity. It makes running player-driven economies, community shopping districts, and crowded trading halls feel remarkably authentic. You actually have to walk right up to a vendor's stall to negotiate a heavy Netherite trade instead of shouting your offers across the entire server. It effectively kills the annoying global spam and forces the community to interact naturally face-to-face.

Whether you are hosting a highly structured medieval roleplay world, a sweaty hardcore faction war, or just a casual survival seed with your closest friends, adding distance-based comms is a massive quality-of-life upgrade. It completely shifts the dynamic of how players group up, travel, and ultimately betray each other. If you want to force your server population to actually communicate like they are surviving together in the same exact chunks, load up this Minecraft Bedrock chat mod, mute your external apps, and let the proximity paranoia begin.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!