Synchronizing Permissions and Chat Across Minecraft Networks // NodeFlux Docs

Connect multiple backend servers with network-wide chat synchronization and LuckPerms messaging. ## Steps 1. Install network-compatible chat plugins (such as VelocityVanish or RedisBungee / ChatControl) on your proxy and NodeFlux documentation for free Minecraft, Node.js and application hosting.

Connect multiple backend servers with network-wide chat synchronization and LuckPerms messaging. ## Steps 1. Install network-compatible chat plugins (such as VelocityVanish or RedisBungee / ChatControl) on your proxy and

Connect multiple backend servers with network-wide chat synchronization and LuckPerms messaging. ## Steps 1. Install network-compatible chat plugins (such as VelocityVanish or RedisBungee / ChatControl) on your proxy and backend servers. 2. For LuckPerms permission sync, set messaging-service: pluginmsg or redis in LuckPerms configuration. 3. Ensure all backend servers share identical group definitions or connect to a central MariaDB database. 4. Test executing /lp user parent set vip on one server; verify permissions update instantly across all network nodes. 5. Configure cross-server chat channels so players in different game modes can communicate. ## Notes - Plugin messaging channel allows syncing small metadata updates across servers using proxy network packets. - Using a shared database for LuckPerms ensures player ranks persist seamlessly across all network servers.