Community
Join The Server
The MWT Studios Discord is where releases get announced, support happens, and the people running NexusCore compare notes.
What's Inside
How The Server Is Laid Out
Announcements
Release posts and dev logs as they ship, plus a read-only project-updates feed you can follow into your own server.
Project Channels
Separate rooms for the NexusCore mod and the upcoming plugin, so questions about one don't get lost in the other.
Community Rooms
General chat, introductions, off-topic, screenshots, code-help and find-friends — plus bot-commands so the noise stays in one place.
Private Tickets
Player reports and staff support open a private channel with the team. Bugs and feature ideas go to GitHub instead, where they get tracked properly.
Voice Lounge
Voice rooms for hanging out, dev work and game nights.
Verification
New members complete a quick captcha in the verify channel, which unlocks the rest of the server. It exists to keep raid bots out, and takes a few seconds.
Before You Post
House Rules, In Short
The full rules are pinned in the server. The summary is short because most of it is ordinary decency.
Be decent to people
No harassment, hate speech, slurs, or targeting individuals. Disagreeing about software is fine; being cruel about it is not.
Keep it in the right channel
Support questions in the project channels or a ticket, off-topic in off-topic, bot spam in bot-commands. It keeps the server usable for everyone.
No advertising or DM spam
Invite links and unsolicited DMs advertising servers or services are removed automatically. Sharing your server when someone asks is fine.
Bugs and ideas belong on GitHub
Discord is great for asking whether something is a bug. Once it is one, open an issue so it gets tracked instead of scrolling away.
Report security issues privately
Please don't post a vulnerability in a public channel. Use GitHub's private reporting or email the studio.
Ready When You Are
Verification takes a few seconds and then everything opens up.