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Spoticraft 🎵

NOTE: This mod does not support macOS nor Linux as it hooks into the Windows API to control your music. This mod is not malicious in any way and will not manipulate anything in your operating system. This mod is open source, with the source being found in the GitHub Repo.

Spoticraft is a client-side Minecraft mod that brings full Spotify integration directly into your game HUD. Control your music, view what's playing, and save songs to your library with zero friction. All without needing a Spotify Premium subscription nor a complex setup!


🌟 Key Features


⌨️ Default Keybinds

Key Action Description
Num 5 Play / Pause Toggle play/pause state of Spotify.
Num 4 Previous Song Skip back to the previous track.
Num 6 Next Song Skip forward to the next track.
L Save Track Save the currently playing song to your Spotify Liked Songs (requires one-time login authorization).
Num 8 Force HUD Refresh Manually force update the track information on the HUD.
Num 9 Toggle HUD Visibility Show or hide the Spoticraft HUD.
Num + Increase Volume Turns Spotify's volume up (app volume mixer level).
Num - Decrease Volume Turns Spotify's volume down (app volume mixer level).
Num 1 Toggle In-Game Music Toggles Minecraft's music volume between 0% and 100%.

⚙️ Configuration Options

Spoticraft includes a customizable configuration menu (powered by MidnightLib). You can tweak:


🛠️ Requirements & Installation

  1. Make sure you are on Windows (System Media Transport Controls and app volume controls are Windows-specific).
  2. Install the Fabric Loader for Minecraft.
  3. Ensure Fabric API and MidnightLib are in your mods folder.
  4. Drop the spoticraft-1.0.0.jar into your mods folder.
  5. Start Spotify, load into a world, and enjoy!
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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