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TriBridge is configured in two places, and the split matters: If you find yourself editing a *Config.json by hand, there is almost certainly a command for it. See Config files.

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The .env file

Create it in the project root. It is gitignored; never commit it, and never paste its contents anywhere.
To get a channel id: enable Developer Mode in Discord’s Advanced settings, then right-click the channel → Copy Channel ID.

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About MINECRAFT_USERNAME

It only seeds the first Hypixel guild on a fresh install. Once guildsConfig.json exists the registry is authoritative and the variable is ignored — if it names an account that is not in the registry, the bot says so on startup and carries on. Add and change accounts with /guilds, not by editing this.

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About DISCORD_GUILD_ID

Slash commands are registered globally, but TriBridge serves exactly one Discord server: one bridge channel, one flat admin role list. Every command dispatch refuses an interaction that came from anywhere else. Normally the server is resolved at startup from DISCORD_CHANNEL_ID, so you can leave this out. Set it explicitly if the bridge channel is somewhere the bot cannot resolve at startup.
This check is load-bearing. Without it, an administrator of any other server the bot was added to could /adminrole add a role they control and inherit bot-admin over your server — including /send, which runs arbitrary commands as a Minecraft account. It fails closed: if the server cannot be resolved, every command is refused.

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Everything else

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Restarting

Only .env changes need a restart. Everything set through a command takes effect immediately.

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