Let Me Click And Send for Server

Minecraft's chat system has always been a playground for creativity, but the 1.19.1 update introduced a frustrating limitation. Suddenly, clickable text that sent simple chat messages stopped working. If you have ever built an interactive tellraw menu or a server welcome message with clickable options, you know exactly how disruptive this change was. Let Me Click And Send for Server is the elegant, server-side fix that brings back that lost functionality without requiring every player to install a mod.

Why Clickable Chat Commands Broke in Minecraft

Starting with Minecraft 1.19.1-rc1, Mojang tightened security around the run_command click event. Any command that did not begin with a forward slash was rejected by the client. This meant that a /tellraw command designed to let a player click and send a message like "hi" or "!shop" would simply fail. The client saw "hi" as an invalid command and blocked it. For server owners who relied on this mechanic for roleplay, minigames, or MCDReforged plugins, the impact was immediate and widespread.

How Let Me Click And Send for Server Works

This mod takes a clever approach by operating entirely on the server side. When a player clicks a run_command text component, the server intercepts the event before the client can reject it. The mod automatically prepends a custom command prefix—/lmcas—to the original value. So a click event that was meant to send "hi" becomes /lmcas hi. Since this now starts with a slash, the client happily processes it. On the server, the mod then broadcasts the original message exactly as if the player had typed it in chat. The result is seamless: players see the message appear in chat, and nobody needs to install anything extra.

For example, a /tellraw command like this:

/tellraw @a {"text":"click me to send \"hi\"","clickEvent":{"action":"run_command","value":"hi"}}

In vanilla Minecraft 1.19.1 through 1.21.4, clicking that text would do nothing. With Let Me Click And Send for Server installed, the server transforms the click into /lmcas hi, and the player's "hi" message appears in chat as if by magic.

Adapting to Minecraft 1.21.5 and Beyond

Minecraft 1.21.5 brought another shift in run_command behavior. Commands are now always considered valid, and the client automatically strips any leading slash before sending. This makes it impossible for the server to distinguish between a chat message click and a genuine command click. Let Me Click And Send for Server handles this with a configurable pattern-matching system. By default, it only intercepts commands that start with !!—a common prefix in the MCDReforged plugin ecosystem. A config.json file located in ./config/letmeclickandsendforserver/ lets you define a custom regex pattern. For instance, the default setting is:

{ "replacePattern": "!!.*" }

Any command value that fully matches this regex will be replaced with the /lmcas command, ensuring compatibility with your existing server tools.

Installation and Setup

Getting started with Let Me Click And Send for Server is refreshingly simple. This is a server-side only mod built for the Fabric loader, and it requires zero additional dependencies. It supports Minecraft versions from 1.19.1 all the way through the latest 1.21.5 snapshots and releases. To install, just download the mod file and place it in your server's mods folder. There is no client-side component, so your players can join with a completely vanilla game.

If you manage your server through the foxygame.net launcher, you can add Let Me Click And Send for Server directly from its add-on catalog with a single click, ensuring version compatibility without manual file downloads. This approach also keeps the mod updated automatically whenever a new build is released.

Once the mod is in place, restart your server and the fix is active immediately. For Minecraft 1.21.5 and newer, you may want to review the config.json file to adjust the replace pattern to match your server's specific needs. The mod is lightweight and has no noticeable impact on server performance, making it a safe addition to any setup.

Benefits of a Server-Side Solution

Choosing a server-side mod over a client-side alternative offers clear advantages. With Let Me Click And Send for Server, you avoid the hassle of asking every player to install a mod. The only trade-off is a minimal reduction in maximum chat message length—just 7 characters—due to the /lmcas prefix. For most servers, this is an imperceptible change. The mod also preserves the exact same behavior players remember from before the 1.19.1 restrictions, so your interactive chat elements work exactly as intended.

Configuration for Advanced Users

The config.json file gives you full control over which click events get intercepted. The replacePattern field accepts any valid regular expression. For example, if you want to replace all commands that do not start with a slash, you could use a pattern like ^(?!/).*. This flexibility means you can tailor the mod to fit even the most complex server environments. After editing the config, simply reload the mod or restart the server for changes to take effect.

Why Every Server Admin Needs This Mod

Interactive chat is a cornerstone of engaging Minecraft servers. Whether you run a survival world with clickable teleportation links, a minigame hub with command signs, or an MCDReforged-powered network with custom plugins, Let Me Click And Send for Server ensures that your carefully crafted click events never break. It bridges the gap between Mojang's security updates and the creative freedom server communities demand. Download Let Me Click And Send for Server today and give your players back the seamless chat experience they deserve.