Little windows with text and buttons that open right in the game — exactly the tidy dialog boxes Minecraft has supported since version 1.21.6. Each dialog has a title, a few lines of text and buttons that do something when pressed: open another window, run a command, hand you an item, or print a message; some even let you type or tick things. On our server a welcome screen shows the moment you first join, and you can pull up a quick-actions menu any time with the G key. But it shines paired with characters (FancyNpcs) — click a guard or a merchant and, instead of a plain chat line, a nice window of choices pops up. Operators build the dialogs in config; you just click through them. To see them at all you need a 1.21.6 or newer client — on an older game version they simply won't appear.

How to use

1. 1Join the server — the first time, a welcome screen with buttons opens by itself.
2. 2Click a button in the window to trigger its action (opens another window, sends a message, runs a command…).
3. 3Pull up the quick-actions menu any time with the G key (or type /qa).
4. 4Click an NPC that has a dialog set — instead of a chat line, a nice window pops up.