Twemoji Visibility

Twemoji Visibility is a resource pack that replaces the standard Minecraft emojis with Twemoji emojis, the same ones that Twitter/X and Discord use.

📝 Notes

There are multiple ways to paste in emojis.
- On Windows: you can use Windows + . to open the emoji menu.
- On MacOS: you can use Control + Command + Space to open the emoji menu.
- You can use the Symbol Chat mod, which is officially supported by this Resource Pack.
Sequence emojis are not supported by Minecraft, and by extension, this resource pack.
- This means that some emojis will come out as multiple parts when attempted to type in.
- Flags, skin tones, families, and some other emojis (such as 😶‍🌫️ and 🐦‍⬛) do not work properly.
Force Unicode Font must be disabled for emojis to be visible.
- Game Menu (Escape) > Options... > Language... > Font Settings... > Force Unicode Font (set to OFF).
If you are using the DiscordSRV plugin on a server, set EmojiBehavior to show in the config.yml file to force all emojis sent in chat to display as their emoji and not the name.
- You must be the host of the server to change this.
The Beta version supports emojis on text that isn't white.
- It is considered Beta because emojis may not render correctly in certain places. Please see the release notes to see what is broken.

The emoji images in this resource pack are used from Twitter's Twemoji and jdecked's forked Twemoji, which are both licensed by CC BY 4.0.
This resource pack was based on AndrosDiscordEmojis and both resource packs are also licensed by CC BY 4.0. Feel free to use and adapt in your own resource pack but give appropriate credit and provde a link to the license.
Androkai (the creator of AndrosDiscordEmojis) gave me permission to make this pack in this GitHub issue.
The custom shader that allows emojis to keep their color on Signs and Books in the Beta build was created by AlphaLeoli. You can join his discord server here. He also helped with Symbol Chat support.