Community
Join the community
Neon Singularity is built in the open. Play, test, report, suggest — or contribute code and art.
Discord
The Discord server
The Discord is the home of the community: announcements, release notes, devlogs, help,
bug reports, suggestions and the tester program. Our bot answers /website, /download,
/roadmap, /bug, /suggest and more.
Pending: the public invite link is published as soon as the server is opened.
📌 START HERE
- welcome — Start here: what Neon Singularity is and all important links.
- rules — Community rules. Accept them in onboarding to unlock the server.
- announcements — Official announcements from the team.
- releases — New releases and builds — posted automatically from GitHub Releases.
- devlog — Devlogs and news — posted automatically from the website.
- roadmap — Where the project is going. Live version: /roadmap or the website.
💬 COMMUNITY
- general — Talk about Neon Singularity and Minecraft tech. Use /help to see bot commands.
- screenshots — Show your builds, factories and worlds.
- looking-for-group — Find people to play, build or trade with.
- off-topic — Everything else. Keep it friendly.
- Lounge — Hang out.
- Gaming — Play together.
🆘 SUPPORT
- faq — Common questions. Also: /faq and the website FAQ.
- help — Ask for help. One post per problem; add a tag; mark Solved when done.
- bug-reports — Use /bug to file a report (it asks the right questions). Staff tag the status.
- suggestions — Use /suggest. Vote with 👍 / 👎. Staff tag the status.
🛠 DEVELOPMENT
- github-feed — Commits, pull requests and issues from GitHub (read-only for everyone).
- dev-chat — Development talk. Members can read, Contributors and Developers write.
- design-docs — Discuss ADS design documents and amendments before approval.
- art-and-assets — Textures, models, logos, sounds. Work in progress welcome.
- Dev Voice — Developer voice.
Tester program
Testers
Testers get access to development builds and the private testing channels in Discord.
Ask in #help or message a Moderator; the role is given by the team. Testers follow the test plans
posted in #test-announcements and report results with /bug.
Source
GitHub
Design documents (ADS), code, art scripts and quests all live in one repository under the MIT license.