Unicode Emojis

Configure how emojis are read

Minecraft's font is not capable of showing emojis in the chat. Hence, by default, emojis are translated to their alias form, e.g. 😎 becomes :sunglasses:.

Looking to add Emojis to your in-game chat? Check out Emojiful (non-affiliated).

If however, you know that your players' clients support Unicode emojis in their font, you can turn off this translation for everyone.

Translate Emojis

config/chatter/discord/theme.json5

{
	// ...

	// True if emojis should be treated as unicode - useful if your players' client supports emojis
	"useUnicodeEmojis": false,

	// ...
}

Keep Unicode Emojis

config/chatter/discord/theme.json5

{
	// ...

	// True if emojis should be treated as unicode - useful if your players' client supports emojis
	"useUnicodeEmojis": true,

	// ...
}