Notifications, following and settings sync#
A few things Moud keeps on your account so they follow you around: an inbox of what happened while you were away, the creators you follow, the games you played last, and your Moud settings.
The inbox#
The bell in the top bar, both in Moud's home and on the website, opens your notifications. A red number on it counts the unread ones. You get one when:
- someone sends you a friend request or accepts yours
- a friend invites you to a game or to their party
- you earn a badge in a game
- a creator you follow releases a new game or a big update
- for creators: a version of your game is approved or refused, or a game is taken down
New ones arrive while Moud is open, without a refresh. Click one to open what it is about, or mark it read. The website's notifications page lists all of them, with Mark all read, Clear all and a delete button on each.
Moud keeps the newest 200 notifications per player for 90 days. Older ones are dropped on their own.
Following creators#
Press Follow on a creator's profile on the website, or the Follow pill next to the creator's name on a game's page in Moud. When a game belongs to a studio, the pill follows the studio. You get a notification when they release a new game or a big update, at most once every few hours per game.
Profiles show how many followers a creator has. Your account page lists everyone you follow, with an Unfollow button on each. You can follow 500 creators and studios at most.
Continue playing#
The home, in Moud and on the website, has a Continue playing row with the games you joined last. It comes from the play history kept for analytics, so if you opted out of analytics on your account page the row stays empty.
Your profile can also list these games under Recently played. Only you see that list until you turn it on for everyone in the Recently played on your profile section of your account page.
Settings sync#
Moud keeps these settings on your account:
| Section | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Keybinds | every Minecraft and Moud key binding |
| Graphics quality | the quality level from 1 to 10 |
| Interface size | the size picked in the menu under your name |
| Code editor | every switch and number in the code editor's settings |
Sign in on another computer and Moud pulls them when it connects. After that it checks for changes every half a minute and sends the sections that changed. When two computers changed the same section, the newest change wins; the other sections are left alone. The recent files list and the external code editor you picked stay on each computer, since they point at that computer's files.
The menu under your name in Moud's home has a Sync settings switch and says when it last synced. Turning it off, there or on your account page, deletes what the account kept and stops syncing. The account page also has Forget synced settings, which deletes them while leaving sync on.
Each section can be 32 KB and all of them 128 KB together.