TeamSpeak
"
BadSyntax, goddammit, I'm not reading your shit. Get a microphone." -- 
shypixel
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This article refers to a MinecraftOnline server feature which is no longer available. This wiki page has been maintained in order to preserve the legacy of the server. |
MinecraftOnline used to feature a TeamSpeak server for easy realtime voice communication in-game, as well as socialising out of game.
TeamSpeak was chosen as it's free, easy to install and use, has efficient voice detection and hotkey use, and is cross-platform. TeamSpeak 3 runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and FreeBSD. You could occasionally be serenaded by a terrible musician, if you were lucky enough to be on at that time.
TeamSpeak is now legacy, and has been long replaced by Discord. As of 2023, the server isn't reacheable.
Who's on?
You can see who's online on the TeamSpeak server at any time in one of four ways:
- At a glance at the side box on the main website,
- By typing the /tswho command in-game,
- By typing !tslist in IRC,
- By clicking the Server status tab on the Facebook page. [1]
Connecting
MinecraftOnline uses TeamSpeak 3. A client is available to download at teamspeak.com.
To connect, simply instruct a TeamSpeak 3 client to connect to minecraftonline.com on the default port (9987).
No password is necessary.
Common errors
The server will refuse connections from Teamspeak 2 clients - please make sure you're using Teamspeak 3 when you try to connect.
Usage
- You can see who's talking by the blue light next to their name.
- A text chat channel also exists in TeamSpeak, which allows you to share links or communicate even without a microphone.
- Echoing may occur if using voice detection mode with speakers. It is recommended to switch to push-to-talk mode for use with speakers, or in a noisy environment.
Channels
- In-Game - The channel for all those who wish to talk in-game.
- General chat - The channel for those not in-game, but wishing to chat on teamspeak.
- Low Bandwidth - Ultra-low-bandwidth alternative channel for those with poor internet connections
Additionally, players are able to create their own private or public channels for their own use.
Rules
"XANFERT CONE TEAMPEK" -
Liastrae
"no teampek" -
xanderstrike
"Yeah Xanfert, cone teakpek" -
Palindrome7
Same rules apply as in IRC - that is, there are no rules. While you have free speech in-game, you may be kicked for excess offensiveness or spamming from TeamSpeak at a moderator's discretion. However, this very rarely happens.