Configuration Reference

Complete configuration options for oxide-chat.

How Settings Are Stored

Read this first — it changes how you edit the settings below. Most of Oxide Chat's settings live in your database, not in the config file.

There is a shared table named oxide_settings (created automatically the first time the resource starts) that holds one row per setting. Here is what that means in practice:

The very first time the resource starts, everything currently in config/main.lua is copied into the database. From that point on, the database is in charge — it "wins" over the file.
After that first start, editing config/main.lua no longer changes a live server for settings that are already in the database. The file only supplies factory defaults: they are used for a brand-new install, and for any new settings added by a future update that the database hasn't seen yet.
To change settings on a running server, use the in-game panel. An admin types /chat settings to open it and edits everything live — no file editing, no restart. See the Admin Guide for the full walkthrough.
Every setting has a "reset to default" button in that panel. Resetting a field restores the value from config/main.lua (the factory default).
To force a config-file value back onto an existing server, either use the per-field reset button in /chat settings (easiest), or delete that setting's row from the oxide_settings table in your database manager — on the next start, the resource re-imports the value from config/main.lua.

Two things stay file-only and are not moved into the database: the command definitions in config/commands.lua and the suggestion blacklist in config/blacklist.lua. Edit those in the file as normal and restart the resource.

Setting up the table by hand (optional): the table is created for you automatically, but if you prefer, you can import sql/install.sql (or sql/migrations/0002_settings.sql) into your database. It is safe to import more than once.

Configuration Files

Configuration is split across multiple files in the config/ folder:

File	Purpose
`main.lua`	Core settings, proximity, chat types (factory defaults — see How Settings Are Stored)
`commands.lua`	Command definitions with formatting (file-only)
`blacklist.lua`	Commands to hide from suggestions (file-only)

General Settings

Config.MaxMessages

Maximum messages kept in chat history.

Config.MaxMessages = 100

Config.MaxMessageLength

Maximum characters per message.

Config.MaxMessageLength = 256

Config.MessageFadeTime

Time in milliseconds before messages fade. Set to 0 to disable fading.

Config.MessageFadeTime = 10000  -- 10 seconds

Keybinds

Config.OpenKey

The default key that opens chat input.

Config.OpenKey = 'T'

Changing this only affects new players who have never rebound the key, and only after a resource restart. FiveM remembers each player's own keybind, so anyone who already changed their "Open Chat" key keeps their own choice. Players can rebind it any time in FiveM Settings under "Key Bindings".

Proximity Settings

Config.ProximityDistance

Distance in meters for each proximity chat type.

Config.ProximityDistance = {
    me = 15.0,           -- /me action range
    ['do'] = 15.0,       -- /do description range
    whisper = 3.0,       -- /whisper range (very close)
    shout = 50.0,        -- /shout range (long distance)
    local_ooc = 20.0,    -- /looc range
}

Choosing Ranges

Range	Use Case
3-5m	Intimate/whisper
10-20m	Normal conversation
30-50m	Shouting/yelling
50m+	Very loud events

Line of Sight Settings

Config.RequireLOS

Whether each chat type requires line of sight.

Config.RequireLOS = {
    me = true,           -- /me requires seeing the player
    ['do'] = true,       -- /do requires seeing the player
    whisper = false,     -- Whisper works through walls
    shout = false,       -- Shout works through walls
    local_ooc = false,   -- LOOC works through walls
}

How LOS Works

Uses raycasting from eye level to eye level
Players in the same vehicle are always visible
Client-side check for immersion (server handles security via distance)

Chat Types

Config.ChatChannels is a single list of every chat type on your server. There are two kinds of rows in it, and they live together in the one list.

Like all the settings above, this list is database-backed. The rows in config/main.lua are only the factory defaults used on a brand-new server; after the first start, the oxide_settings database wins and you edit the list live in the admin panel — /chat settings → Messaging → Chat Types — with no restart. See the Admin Guide for the full field-by-field walkthrough.

Built-in rows

The first rows in the list are the message kinds that are built into the resource — regular chat, system messages, announcements, OOC, /me, /do, whispers, shouts, and private messages. Each carries builtin = true. You can restyle these (change their label, prefix, color, and italics), but you cannot rename or remove them and you cannot change how they behave — their behavior (the /me and /do formatting, OOC, PMs, announcements, system messages) is part of the resource's code. In the admin panel they show only the four styling fields and can't be deleted.

Built-in row	What it styles
`default`	Regular chat messages
`system`	System messages
`announcement`	Server announcements (`/chat announce` and auto-broadcasts)
`ooc`	Global out-of-character (`/ooc`)
`me`	`/me` roleplay actions
`do`	`/do` descriptions
`whisper`	`/whisper`
`shout`	`/shout`
`pm`	Private messages (`/msg`, `/reply`)

Custom rows

Every other row is a complete custom channel — a slash command with its own styling, scope, and access rules. Job radios, staff chat, business radios, and event channels are all custom rows. The three job radios (/lspd, /medic, /mechanic) ship as ready-made custom rows you can edit or delete.

A custom row can't reuse a built-in chat type ID (like me, do, ooc, or pm) — those belong to the built-in rows.

Config.ChatChannels = {
    -- Built-in message styling (builtin = true) — restyle only, can't be removed.
    { builtin = true, id = 'default', label = 'Default Messages',
      color = '#F4F5F7' },
    { builtin = true, id = 'system', label = 'System Messages',
      prefix = 'SYSTEM', color = '#5F6670' },
    { builtin = true, id = 'announcement', label = 'Announcements',
      prefix = 'ANNOUNCEMENT', color = '#9B2C2C' },
    { builtin = true, id = 'ooc', label = 'OOC',
      prefix = 'OOC', color = '#C47A2C' },
    { builtin = true, id = 'me', label = '/me Actions',
      color = '#F4F5F7', italic = true },
    { builtin = true, id = 'do', label = '/do Descriptions',
      color = '#5F6670', italic = true },
    { builtin = true, id = 'whisper', label = 'Whispers',
      prefix = 'WHISPER', color = '#C47A2C' },
    { builtin = true, id = 'shout', label = 'Shouts',
      prefix = 'SHOUT', color = '#9B2C2C' },
    -- PM content already reads "[PM from ...]", so no chip prefix
    { builtin = true, id = 'pm', label = 'Private Messages',
      color = '#a78bfa' },

    -- Custom channels (job radios, staff chat, ...) — full slash commands.
    {
        command = 'lspd', aliases = { 'pd', 'leo' },
        id = 'police', label = 'LSPD Radio',
        prefix = 'LSPD', color = '#3b82f6', italic = false,
        scope = 'members', restrict = 'job', jobs = { 'police' },
        minRank = 0, dutyOnly = false, cooldown = 0,
        range = 15.0, requireLOS = false,
    },
    {
        command = 'medic', aliases = { 'ambulance' },
        id = 'ambulance', label = 'EMS Radio',
        prefix = 'EMS', color = '#ef4444', italic = false,
        scope = 'members', restrict = 'job', jobs = { 'ambulance' },
        minRank = 0, dutyOnly = false, cooldown = 0,
        range = 15.0, requireLOS = false,
    },
    {
        command = 'mechanic', aliases = { 'mech' },
        id = 'mechanic', label = 'Mechanic Radio',
        prefix = 'MECHANIC', color = '#f97316', italic = false,
        scope = 'members', restrict = 'job', jobs = { 'mechanic' },
        minRank = 0, dutyOnly = false, cooldown = 0,
        range = 15.0, requireLOS = false,
    },
}

Built-in row fields

Built-in rows expose only these four styling fields:

Field	Type	Description
`label`	string	Friendly name shown in the admin panel and the player Colors tab.
`prefix`	string	Short tag shown before each message, e.g. `SYSTEM`. Optional.
`color`	string	Message hex color, e.g. `'#F4F5F7'`.
`italic`	boolean	Whether messages are italicized.

Custom row fields

Custom rows have every field a full channel needs:

Field	Type	Description
`command`	string	The slash command (letters and numbers only), without the slash. `lspd` becomes `/lspd`. Must be unique and can't match a built-in command.
`aliases`	table	Extra command names for the same channel, e.g. `{ 'pd', 'leo' }`.
`label`	string	Friendly name shown in command suggestions and the player Colors tab.
`id`	string	The chat type the messages count as (drives color and category tabs). Blank = use the command name. Cannot be a built-in chat type ID.
`prefix`	string	Short tag shown before each message, e.g. `LSPD`.
`color`	string	Message hex color, e.g. `'#3b82f6'`.
`italic`	boolean	Whether messages are italicized.
`scope`	string	Who sends and sees: `'members'` (only qualifying players send and see — a radio), `'global'` (everyone sends and sees), `'broadcast'` (only qualifying players send, everyone sees), `'proximity'` (nearby players see).
`range`	number	Range in metres, used only by the `proximity` scope.
`requireLOS`	boolean	Require line of sight, used only by the `proximity` scope.
`restrict`	string	Who may use it: `'none'`, `'job'`, or `'admin'`.
`jobs`	table	Job names allowed, when `restrict = 'job'`.
`minRank`	number	Minimum job grade (rank). `0` = any grade.
`dutyOnly`	boolean	Require the player to be on duty. Leave `false` on ESX (no built-in duty).
`cooldown`	number	Milliseconds between messages per player. `0` = no cooldown.

The restriction is always enforced on the server, so players can't bypass it. Job-restricted channels show messages as Name (Grade): message; all others show Name: message.

Chat Categories (Tabs)

Chat categories group your chat types into switchable tabs shown above the message list (for example an "All" tab, a "Local" tab, a "Job" tab). They are purely visual — a tab simply filters which messages are shown; it never changes who receives a message.

Config.CategoriesEnabled

Turn the tab bar on or off. When false, all messages appear in a single unfiltered list.

Config.CategoriesEnabled = true

Config.Categories

The list of tabs, in the order they appear. Each entry has:

Field	Type	Description
`id`	string	Internal identifier for the tab
`label`	string	The text shown on the tab
`types`	table	A list of the chat type names this tab shows. A single entry of `''` (as in `{ '' }`) matches every type — that is the "All" tab

Config.Categories = {
    { id = 'all',    label = 'All',    types = { '*' } },
    { id = 'local',  label = 'Local',  types = { 'me', 'do', 'whisper', 'shout' } },
    { id = 'global', label = 'Global', types = { 'default', 'ooc', 'announcement', 'system' } },
    { id = 'job',    label = 'Job',    types = { 'police', 'ambulance', 'mechanic' } },
    { id = 'pms',    label = 'PMs',    types = { 'pm' } },
}

A chat type that isn't listed in any specific tab is still reachable under the "All" tab. You can add, remove, or reorder tabs freely.

Automatic Announcements

Automatic announcements broadcast a rotating list of messages to everyone on the server on a timer — handy for server rules, Discord links, or event reminders. Broadcasts are skipped while the server is empty, and admins can toggle them on or off at runtime with /chat autobroadcast on|off (see Commands).

Config.AutoBroadcastEnabled

Whether automatic announcements run when the server starts.

Config.AutoBroadcastEnabled = true

Config.AutoBroadcastInterval

Seconds to wait between each announcement. The minimum is 30 seconds; any lower value is treated as 30.

Config.AutoBroadcastInterval = 600  -- 10 minutes

Config.AutoBroadcastOrder

The order announcements are shown in.

Value	Behavior
`sequential`	Cycles through the list in order
`random`	Picks a random entry each time

Config.AutoBroadcastOrder = 'sequential'

Config.AutoBroadcasts

The list of messages to broadcast. Each entry has an optional title (a heading) and a required message (the body text).

Config.AutoBroadcasts = {
    { title = 'Server Rules', message = 'No RDM or VDM. Read the rules before playing.' },
    { title = 'Join our Discord', message = 'Connect with the community at discord.gg/yourserver' },
}

Cooldowns

Config.Cooldowns

Rate limiting in milliseconds.

Config.Cooldowns = {
    ooc = 5000,          -- 5 seconds between OOC messages
    announcement = 30000, -- 30 seconds between announcements
    chat = 1000,         -- 1 second between regular messages
    pm = 1000,           -- 1 second between private messages
    proximity = 1500,    -- 1.5 seconds between /me, /do, etc.
}

Cooldown Behavior

Cooldowns are enforced server-side
Players receive notification with remaining time
Console commands bypass cooldowns

Images & GIFs

Players can share pictures and GIFs directly in chat. There are two ways an image gets in:

Pasting a link. A player pastes a direct image link (one ending in .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif or .webp) into any message. If the link comes from an allowed website, the picture shows inline instead of the raw link. This works in every kind of message — normal chat, private messages, OOC, the RP commands and custom channels.
The GIF button. A GIF search button appears next to the emoji picker. Players search Giphy, click a GIF, and it posts to chat. The button only appears once you set up a Giphy API key (see Giphy API key below).

All of the settings in this section can also be changed live from the in-game panel (/chat settings → Images & GIFs).

Config.ImagesEnabled

The master switch. Turn it off and pasted image links stay as plain text and the GIF button disappears for everyone.

Config.ImagesEnabled = true

Config.ImageHosts

The websites images are allowed to come from. A link from any other site stays plain text. An entry also covers its subdomains — giphy.com covers media0.giphy.com, i.giphy.com and so on.

Config.ImageHosts = { 'giphy.com', 'cdn.discordapp.com', 'media.discordapp.net' }

Keep this list short and stick to well-known image hosts. Any site on the list can show pictures to your whole server.

Why isn't imgur on the list? imgur blocks requests coming from the FiveM game client, so imgur links can never actually display in-game — adding i.imgur.com would just show the link as text. Use Discord (upload the image to any Discord channel and copy its link) or Giphy instead. If a link from an allowed site still fails to load, it falls back to plain text rather than showing a broken image.

Config.ImageRestrict

Who is allowed to send images. By default everyone can. You can limit it to specific jobs (optionally with a minimum grade) or to admins only. Players outside the restriction can still chat normally — their pasted links just stay as text.

Config.ImageRestrict = {
    restrict = 'none',   -- 'none' (anyone), 'job' or 'admin'
    jobs = {},           -- job names, when restrict = 'job'
    minRank = 0,         -- minimum job grade level (0 = any grade)
}

Config.ImageCooldown

Minimum time between images per player, in milliseconds. This is separate from the normal chat cooldown.

Config.ImageCooldown = 5000   -- 5 seconds between images

Config.GifPickerEnabled

Shows or hides the GIF search button. Even when enabled, the button stays hidden until a Giphy API key is set.

Config.GifPickerEnabled = true

Config.GiphyRating

The maximum content rating Giphy search results may have: 'g', 'pg', 'pg-13' or 'r'.

Config.GiphyRating = 'pg-13'

Config.GiphyResultCount

How many GIFs one search returns in the picker (6–50).

Config.GiphyResultCount = 24

Giphy API key

The GIF picker uses Giphy, which requires a free API key. Get one at developers.giphy.com (create an account, then create an "API" app — the key is shown on your dashboard).

The key is not stored in the config file or the database. Set it as a server convar (a server-side variable) in your server.cfg:

server.cfg

set oxide:chat:giphy_key your-giphy-api-key

Use set, not setr — setr replicates the value to every connected player and would leak your key. With set the key stays on the server only; GIF searches are performed by the server on the players' behalf, so the key is never sent to anyone.

After adding the key, restart the resource. If the button still doesn't show, see Troubleshooting.

Default Player Settings

Config.DefaultSettings

Default values for player-customizable settings. These are used when no saved settings exist.

Config.DefaultSettings = {
    -- Position
    position = 'top-left',        -- 3x3 grid or 'custom'
    customX = 24,                 -- Custom X position (px)
    customY = 24,                 -- Custom Y position (px)

    -- General
    fontSize = 14,                -- Font size (12-20)
    fadeTime = 10,                -- Fade time in seconds (0 = never)
    timestampMode = 'hover',      -- 'always', 'hover', 'never'
    timestampFormat = '24h',      -- '24h' or '12h'
    suggestionsPosition = 'top',  -- 'top' or 'bottom'

    -- Per-type visibility and colors
    chatTypes = {
        ooc = { visible = true, color = '#C47A2C' },
        me = { visible = true, color = '#F4F5F7' },
        ['do'] = { visible = true, color = '#5F6670' },
        system = { visible = true, color = '#5F6670' },
        whisper = { visible = true, color = '#C47A2C' },
        shout = { visible = true, color = '#9B2C2C' },
        announcement = { visible = true, color = '#9B2C2C' },
        police = { visible = true, color = '#3b82f6' },
        ambulance = { visible = true, color = '#ef4444' },
        mechanic = { visible = true, color = '#f97316' },
        pm = { visible = true, color = '#a78bfa' },
    },

    -- Appearance
    appearance = {
        stylePreset = 'bubbles',       -- 'bubbles', 'discord', 'timeline', 'masonry', 'compact', 'cards', 'float', 'panel', 'retro', 'glass'
        backgroundOpacity = 75,        -- 0-100% (drives message + input opacity)
        chatWidth = 480,               -- 320-640px
        chatHeight = 320,              -- 160-600px (visible message area height)
        animationsEnabled = true,      -- Message animations
        messageDensity = 'comfortable', -- 'compact', 'comfortable', 'spacious'
        showTabBar = true,             -- Show the category tab bar above messages
    },

    _version = 2,  -- Settings schema version
}

Position Options

Value	Location
`top-left`	Top left corner
`top-middle`	Top center
`top-right`	Top right corner
`left`	Middle left
`right`	Middle right
`bottom-left`	Bottom left corner
`bottom-middle`	Bottom center
`bottom-right`	Bottom right corner
`custom`	Uses customX/customY values

Timestamp Modes

Value	Description
`always`	Always show timestamps
`hover`	Show on message hover
`never`	Never show timestamps

Timestamp Format

Value	Description
`24h`	24-hour clock (e.g. 18:30)
`12h`	12-hour clock (e.g. 6:30 PM)

Message Density

Value	Vertical Padding
`compact`	Minimal spacing
`comfortable`	Default spacing
`spacious`	Extra spacing

Command Blacklist

Config.BlacklistedPrefixes

Hide commands starting with these prefixes from suggestions.

Config.BlacklistedPrefixes = {
    ['_'] = true,      -- Internal commands
    ['dev'] = true,    -- Developer commands
    ['debug'] = true,  -- Debug commands
    ['test'] = true,   -- Test commands
}

Config.BlacklistedCommands

Hide specific commands from suggestions.

Config.BlacklistedCommands = {
    'toggleChat',   -- Internal toggle
    'chatResult',   -- NUI callback
}

Config.IsBlacklisted()

Helper function to check if a command is blacklisted.

if Config.IsBlacklisted('devCommand') then
    -- Command won't appear in suggestions
end

Debug Mode

Config.Debug

Enable extra debug logging. When on, server console prints are relayed into chat to help with troubleshooting.

Config.Debug = false

You can also flip this live from the admin panel (/chat settings → Core → General → Debug logging), so you rarely need to touch the file.

Production

Leave this off on a live server:

Config.Debug = false

Complete Default Configuration

config/main.lua

These are the factory defaults (see How Settings Are Stored). On a running server, edit them live with /chat settings instead.

Config = Config or {}

-- General Settings
Config.MaxMessages = 100
Config.MaxMessageLength = 256
Config.MessageFadeTime = 10000

-- Keybinds
Config.OpenKey = 'T'

-- Proximity Settings
Config.ProximityDistance = {
    me = 15.0,
    ['do'] = 15.0,
    whisper = 3.0,
    shout = 50.0,
    local_ooc = 20.0,
}

-- Line of Sight
Config.RequireLOS = {
    me = true,
    ['do'] = true,
    whisper = false,
    shout = false,
    local_ooc = false,
}

-- Chat types & channels — the single list of every chat type (see the Chat Types
-- section above). Built-in rows (builtin = true) carry only styling and can't be
-- removed; custom rows are full channels with their own command and access rules.
Config.ChatChannels = {
    -- Built-in message styling
    { builtin = true, id = 'default', label = 'Default Messages', color = '#F4F5F7' },
    { builtin = true, id = 'system', label = 'System Messages', prefix = 'SYSTEM', color = '#5F6670' },
    { builtin = true, id = 'announcement', label = 'Announcements', prefix = 'ANNOUNCEMENT', color = '#9B2C2C' },
    { builtin = true, id = 'ooc', label = 'OOC', prefix = 'OOC', color = '#C47A2C' },
    { builtin = true, id = 'me', label = '/me Actions', color = '#F4F5F7', italic = true },
    { builtin = true, id = 'do', label = '/do Descriptions', color = '#5F6670', italic = true },
    { builtin = true, id = 'whisper', label = 'Whispers', prefix = 'WHISPER', color = '#C47A2C' },
    { builtin = true, id = 'shout', label = 'Shouts', prefix = 'SHOUT', color = '#9B2C2C' },
    { builtin = true, id = 'pm', label = 'Private Messages', color = '#a78bfa' },

    -- Custom channels (job radios, staff chat, ...)
    { command = 'lspd', aliases = { 'pd', 'leo' }, id = 'police', label = 'LSPD Radio',
      prefix = 'LSPD', color = '#3b82f6', scope = 'members', restrict = 'job', jobs = { 'police' } },
    { command = 'medic', aliases = { 'ambulance' }, id = 'ambulance', label = 'EMS Radio',
      prefix = 'EMS', color = '#ef4444', scope = 'members', restrict = 'job', jobs = { 'ambulance' } },
    { command = 'mechanic', aliases = { 'mech' }, id = 'mechanic', label = 'Mechanic Radio',
      prefix = 'MECHANIC', color = '#f97316', scope = 'members', restrict = 'job', jobs = { 'mechanic' } },
}

-- Chat categories (switchable tabs above the message list)
Config.CategoriesEnabled = true
Config.Categories = {
    { id = 'all',    label = 'All',    types = { '*' } },
    { id = 'local',  label = 'Local',  types = { 'me', 'do', 'whisper', 'shout' } },
    { id = 'global', label = 'Global', types = { 'default', 'ooc', 'announcement', 'system' } },
    { id = 'job',    label = 'Job',    types = { 'police', 'ambulance', 'mechanic' } },
    { id = 'pms',    label = 'PMs',    types = { 'pm' } },
}

-- Automatic announcements
Config.AutoBroadcastEnabled = true
Config.AutoBroadcastInterval = 600          -- seconds between messages (minimum 30)
Config.AutoBroadcastOrder = 'sequential'    -- 'sequential' (in order) or 'random'
Config.AutoBroadcasts = {
    { title = 'Server Rules', message = 'No RDM or VDM. Read the rules before playing.' },
    { title = 'Join our Discord', message = 'Connect with the community at discord.gg/yourserver' },
}

-- Cooldowns (milliseconds)
Config.Cooldowns = {
    ooc = 5000,
    announcement = 30000,
    chat = 1000,
    pm = 1000,
    proximity = 1500,
}

-- Images & GIFs
Config.ImagesEnabled = true
Config.ImageHosts = { 'giphy.com', 'cdn.discordapp.com', 'media.discordapp.net' }
Config.ImageRestrict = { restrict = 'none', jobs = {}, minRank = 0 }
Config.ImageCooldown = 5000
Config.GifPickerEnabled = true
Config.GiphyRating = 'pg-13'
Config.GiphyResultCount = 24
-- Giphy API key: set in server.cfg, never here (see the Images & GIFs section):
--     set oxide:chat:giphy_key your-giphy-api-key

-- Debug Mode
Config.Debug = false

-- Default player settings (used when a player has no stored settings)
Config.DefaultSettings = {
    position = 'top-left',           -- 3x3 grid position
    customX = 24,                    -- Custom X position (px)
    customY = 24,                    -- Custom Y position (px)
    fontSize = 14,                   -- Font size (12-20)
    fadeTime = 10,                   -- Fade time in seconds (0 = never)
    timestampMode = 'hover',         -- 'always', 'hover', 'never'
    timestampFormat = '24h',         -- '24h' or '12h'
    suggestionsPosition = 'top',     -- 'top' or 'bottom'

    -- Per-type visibility and colors
    chatTypes = {
        ooc = { visible = true, color = '#C47A2C' },
        me = { visible = true, color = '#F4F5F7' },
        ['do'] = { visible = true, color = '#5F6670' },
        system = { visible = true, color = '#5F6670' },
        whisper = { visible = true, color = '#C47A2C' },
        shout = { visible = true, color = '#9B2C2C' },
        announcement = { visible = true, color = '#9B2C2C' },
        police = { visible = true, color = '#3b82f6' },
        ambulance = { visible = true, color = '#ef4444' },
        mechanic = { visible = true, color = '#f97316' },
        pm = { visible = true, color = '#a78bfa' },
    },

    -- Appearance
    appearance = {
        stylePreset = 'bubbles',     -- 'bubbles', 'discord', 'timeline', 'masonry', 'compact', 'cards', 'float', 'panel', 'retro', 'glass'
        backgroundOpacity = 75,      -- 0-100 (percentage) - drives message + input opacity
        chatWidth = 480,             -- 320-640 (pixels)
        chatHeight = 320,            -- 160-600 (pixels) - visible message area height
        animationsEnabled = true,    -- Enable message animations
        messageDensity = 'comfortable', -- 'compact', 'comfortable', 'spacious'
        showTabBar = true,           -- Show the category tab bar above messages
    },

    _version = 2,                    -- Settings schema version
}

Features

Commands

Admin Guide

Troubleshooting

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