Made by tomasmendes01. Its authors own it and answer for it. Not made or endorsed by the Horizon project. Mod policy
Shows the song Spotify is playing in a box on the HUD: cover, title, artists and progress. Open chat and point at the box for buttons: play/pause, next, previous, shuffle, repeat, volume, the song's link, settings and moving the box.
Connect Spotify (one time)
- Go to https://developer.spotify.com/dashboard and press Create app.
- Add the redirect URI
http://127.0.0.1:21851/spotify/callback, tick Web API, save. - In a world:
/music clientid <Client ID>. - Then
/music loginand allow it in the browser (within two minutes).
The buttons need Spotify Premium (Spotify refuses them from free accounts) and a song playing on some device.
Using it
/musicopens the settings: corner, which screens, colours, which buttons, chat line for each new song, and more./music volume [0-100] | play | pause | next | previous | shuffle | repeat | hide | position | restart | logout- Keys for next, previous, play/pause and hiding the box in Options → Mods → Spotify HUD (unbound by default).
Settings, the login and theme.json (colours you can edit) are in horizon-mods/.horizon-mod-data/spotify_hud/.
By tomasmendes01 (in-game: iLoong). Inspired by ThatGravyBoat's Craftify, written from scratch for Horizon. Not affiliated with Spotify.
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Native code
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Versions
1.0.02026-11-05 · for Minecraft 26.3 · made on Horizon 20186e4
First release.