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Vanilla Emotes Data pack for Minecraft 1.19.2, 1.18.2

Animated emotes, without any resource pack or dependencies!

On a server
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Emotes Datapack

This datapack adds animated emotes you can use without any resource pack or dependencies!

Using emotes

Once you unlocked an emote, you can run /trigger emote to view the Emotes Menu. Here, you can view your unlocked emotes, as well as play them or give you the shortcut.

Click [PLAY] on an emote to play that emote.

If you click [GIVE], it will give you an item which lets you play that emote anywhere. You can hold the item and press F (move it to offhand) to play the emote.

Unlocking emotes

You unlock different emotes at different XP levels. Here is the list of all the emotes you can unlock:

  • Wave Emote (Level 5) - A simple emote which can be used for a greeting or to say bye!
  • Point Emote (Level 10) - Point your hand forwards!
  • Big Wave Emote (Level 15) - Wave with both your hands for more attention!
  • Clap Emote (Level 20) - Give a round of applause with this clapping emote!
  • Nod Head Emote (Level 30) - Nod your head in agreement
  • Shake Head Emote (Level 30) - Shake your head in disagreement!

Notes

  • You should probably go in F5 when playing an emote.
  • Emotes have a cool down. You can see the cooldown amount by hovering over the item in your inventory.

How to install Vanilla Emotes

With Millida Launcher

  1. Install Millida Launcher

    The launcher is free: download it at millida.net/launcher and sign in with any nickname.

  2. Click “Install” on this page

    The launcher opens and installs the data pack for Minecraft 1.17–1.19.3 automatically.

  3. Launch the game

    A profile with it appears in the launcher: click “Play”.

Manually

  1. Download the archive

    Pick the file emotesdp.zip (22 KB) for your game version.

  2. New world: “Data Packs”

    When creating a world, click “Data Packs”, drag the archive into the window, then move it to “Selected”.

  3. Existing world: the datapacks folder

    Put the archive into saves/<world>/datapacks and type /reload in game.

On a server

  1. Archive goes into the server world’s datapacks

    The world/datapacks folder on the server; players do not need to install anything.

  2. Reload the data

    Type /reload in the server console or restart the server.

  3. Use the “To server” button

    On Millida Hosting, the button at the top of the page uploads the file to your server and restarts it for you.

Versions

With dependencies

MinecraftLoaderFileDateActions
1.18.2Data pack1.18.222.1 KB
1.17.1Data pack1.17.122.1 KB

FAQ

Which Minecraft versions does Vanilla Emotes work on?

There are files for 1.17–1.19.3, 9 versions in total. The newest is 1.19.3.

Does Vanilla Emotes work on a server?

Yes: the data pack goes into the datapacks folder of the server world, and players do not need to install anything.

Where can I download Vanilla Emotes safely?

On this page: the file emotesdp.zip (22 KB) is stored on Millida’s server, with no link shorteners. SHA-1 checksum: 5b2ef139f9f5c2efa324a79c4c23e210a921f83b.

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