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SenseSwap is a Fabric mod for Minecraft that turns any multiplayer session into a chaotic and hilarious social challenge. Players are assigned secret roles — Blind, Deaf, Mute, and optionally Dizzy — each with a unique handicap that forces the team to communicate and cooperate in creative ways.

🎮 How it works

An admin runs /ss start and the mod automatically assigns roles to each player:

🔴 Blind — your screen is covered in darkness. You can see almost nothing. 🔵 Deaf — all voice chat audio is completely blocked. You cannot hear your teammates. 🟢 Mute — your microphone is silenced. You cannot speak at all. 🟣 Dizzy (optional, 4th player) — a pulsing border effect distracts your vision.

The catch? You still need to work together to survive or complete objectives. Figure out how to communicate when one of you can't see, one can't hear, and one can't talk.

✨ Features

🆕 New in 4.0.0

🏆 Scoring

Points are awarded automatically at the end of each round:

Base reward Role bonus
10 pts (configurable) +5 Blind, +3 Deaf, +2 Mute, +1 Dizzy

Scores are saved to <world>/senseswap_scores.json and persist across server restarts.

🌍 Languages

🇬🇧 English · 🇷🇺 Русский · 🇰🇿 Қазақша

⚙️ Requirements

💻 Commands (requires OP level 2)

Command Description
/ss start Start the game and assign roles randomly
/ss stop Stop the game and clear all roles
/ss swap Randomly shuffle roles between current players
/ss setrole <player> <BLIND|DEAF|MUTE|DIZZY> Manually assign a role
/ss clearrole <player> Remove a player's role
/ss status Show current role assignments
/ss score Show leaderboard
/ss score reset Reset all scores
/ss score add <player> <pts> Add or subtract points manually

Made by ChaldS · GitHub

Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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