📡 Player Relay

Player Relay makes it easy to share your in-game status with friends through self-hosted relays.
When you join a relay, your player information (position, health, XP, etc.) is broadcast so others can see it - perfect for:

• Finding lost friends on a server
• Checking your groups status at a glance

✨ Features

• 🖥️ Client-Only - works anywhere, even on vanilla servers
• 🌐 Auto Hosting - optionally start a relay automatically when the game launches
• 🧩 Mod Support
  • Xaero's Minimap
    / WorldMap
    • Display tracked players on your map and in the world
    • Share waypoints with connected players
  • Ping Wheel
    • Send and receive player pings
    • Ping color based on name color set in config

⚙️ Commands

• /prelay
  • host - start hosting a relay
  • connect - connect to a relay
  • stop - stop hosting relay and also disconnect from any connected relays
  • players - show the connected player list
  • inv - view a player's inventory
  • echest - view a player's (or your own) ender chest
  • config - open config screen
• /prelay_waypoints
  • list - list all shared waypoints
  • accept - accept all shared waypoints
    • Enter an index to specify 1 waypoint to accept

🔧 Requirements

• Fabric API
• YetAnotherConfigLib (YACL)

💡 Notes

• Never share your real IP address with people you don’t trust.
  To let others connect to your hosted relay, you have to give them your public IP.
• If your router doesn’t support UPnP, you may need to manually port forward your hosting port so others can connect.
• Want to avoid exposing your real IP or can’t use UPnP/port forwarding?
  You can use a virtual LAN (VLAN) service like ZeroTier or Hamachi. These tools create a private virtual network between all players.
  Everyone must join the same virtual network for the relay to work, and players will see only the virtual IP, not your real one.

🐛 Found a Bug?

Please report any problems you find to GitHub Issues