Emoji Type

Type Minecraft emojis and symbols with simple shortcodes.

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Emoji Type

🙂 Emoji Type

Type Minecraft emojis and symbols with simple shortcodes.

Emoji Type allows you to instantly insert 200+ emojis into your game using intuitive keywords. Type `:skull:` and get ☠️ instantly. Works in chat, signs, books, anvils - everywhere text appears. No resource packs or texture changes needed.

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🚀 Key Features

* Emoji Pack: Works in chat, signs, books, and even anvils. * Emoji Pack: Type a colon (`:`) in chat to see a real-time list of suggestions. * Emoji Pack: Emojis are standard Unicode. Other players can see your emojis even if they *don't* have the mod installed! * Emoji Pack: Create, edit your own emoji packs via a built-in visual editor.

Bundled Emoji Packs

| Pack | Description | Examples | | --- | --- | --- | | Letter Emojis | Tools, weapons, and status icons. | ⚔️ ⛏️ 🏹 ☀️ ❄️ | | Letter Emojis | Classic ASCII and Japanese emoticons. | `¯(ツ)/¯` `(╯°□°)╯` | | Letter Emojis | Stylized circled alphabets. | ⓐ Ⓑ ⓒ Ⓓ |

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🛠️ How to Use

1. Anywhere Else: Drop the mod into your `mods` folder (Client-side only!). 2. Anywhere Else: Press `:` in any text field. 3. Anywhere Else: Start typing (e.g., `:sw...`) and use your arrow keys or mouse to select. 4. Anywhere Else: On signs or anvils, simply type the full code (e.g., `:heart:`) and watch it transform.

> Mods setting (NeoForge) Access the config via Mods setting (NeoForge) or the Mods setting (NeoForge) to enable/disable emoji packs or build your own from scratch!

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

100% client-side
Nope! It’s 100% client-side. It won’t do anything if installed on a server.

Can my friends see the emojis?
Yes! Since these are native Unicode characters, anyone on a modern Minecraft client can see them perfectly.

How do I share my custom packs?
Just send the `.yaml` file found in `config/emojitype/emoji_packs/`. Your friends can just drop it in their folder and they're good to go.

Why no autocomplete on signs?
Minecraft’s sign and anvil interfaces are a bit more restrictive than chat. For now, just type the full keyword (like `:check:`) and it will convert automatically.