Melodify

Displays your current Spotify playback directly in Minecraft.

Melodify adds a small, customizable HUD that shows what you’re listening to, so you don’t have to alt-tab while playing.

TL;DR

• Shows your current Spotify track in-game
• Lyrics when available
• Playback controls
• HUD is customizable

What it shows

• Song title, artist, and album artwork
• A progress bar with timestamps
• Synced lyrics (when available)
• Basic playback controls (play/pause, next, previous)

Customization

You can move the HUD to any corner, scale it, adjust opacity, and change how the progress bar looks.
Accent colors are automatically pulled from the album artwork.

There’s also a compact mode if you want something more subtle, and the HUD hides itself while you’re in menus.

Setup

Since each user needs their own Spotify app credentials:

1. Go to Spotify Developer Dashboard
2. Log in with your Spotify account
3. Click Create App
4. Fill in the app details:
   • App Name: Melodify (or any name you prefer)
   • App Description: Minecraft Spotify HUD mod
   • Redirect URI: http://127.0.0.1:25566/callback (important!)
5. Check the Terms of Service box and click Save
6. In your app's settings, copy the Client ID and Client Secret
7. Enter these in Melodify's "Configure Spotify App" screen

Keybinds

| Key | Action |
|-----|--------|
| K | Open settings |
| P | Play / Pause |
| N | Next track |
| B | Previous track |

Compatibility

• Client-side only
• Works on multiplayer servers
• Lightweight

Requirements

• Fabric API
• Spotify account (Premium is required for playback controls)

Privacy

Melodify only accesses your current playback state.
Authentication uses Spotify’s OAuth flow, and no credentials are stored.