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Player profile

Once your website account is linked to Minecraft, you have a public player profile showing your skin, cape, configs and activity.

  • Player list: soarclient.net/players/ lists every player. Sort by Popular authors, Most active (time online in the last 7 days), Most configs or Newest.
  • Search: every page of the website has a search button at the top, or press / or Ctrl + K. It searches players and configs together. Search for players by Minecraft name.
  • Config authors: click the author’s name on a config in the config library.

Players who turned off Appear in the player list and search do not show up in the list or in search results, but their author name on a config and links to their page still open it.

  • Skin and cape: your Minecraft skin wearing the cape other Soar players on the server see. Drag it to turn it, and switch between Walk, Stand, Wave and Sprint below it.
  • Next to the name: online status (“online” or how long ago), bio, titles, social accounts and level.
  • Numbers: public configs, likes received, favorites received, active days, time online and streak.
  • Top configs: the three most-liked configs take turns at the front, with your pinned config first. Published configs below lists them all and can be filtered by game mode.
  • Progress: how far along you are with the 12 achievements, see Achievements below.
  • Activity calendar, Active hours and Recent activity: which days you play, which hours of the day, and things like publishing configs and earning achievements.

Time online is the time your SoarClient is connected to the online service, split into days and hours in Beijing time. The calendar starts on the day tracking began, and earlier days show as “Tracking had not started”.

To keep this private, turn off Show activity under Account → Privacy. Time online, the activity calendar, active hours, your level and activity titles are then hidden from your profile, and only you can see them under Account → Overview. See Privacy and preferences.

Titles appear on their own from your activity and published configs. Point at a title to see why you have it.

TitleWhen
NewcomerWithin your first 14 days on Soar
Night OwlMore than 30% of your time online is after 22:00
Early BirdMore than 20% of your time online is between 6 and 9 in the morning
Weekend WarriorMore than 40% of your time online is at weekends, with at least 8 active days
Mode playerFor example “Bed Wars player”: the game mode that appears most in your published configs
GrinderOn days you play, you average more than 150 minutes
Veteran180 days since you joined Soar
Perfect AttendanceA longest streak of 30 days

Your level comes from experience points:

SourcePoints
1 active day10
1 hour online2
1 public config30
1 like received5
1 favorite received8

Reaching level n takes 5n² + 15n points in total: 20 for level 1, 50 for level 2, 200 for level 5 and 650 for level 10. The first levels come quickly and later ones slowly. Point at your level to see the breakdown.

AchievementGoal
First UploadPublish your first public config
All-RounderHave 3 game modes across your configs
CapedWear a cape in SoarClient
RegularBe active on 30 days
ProlificPublish 5 public configs
Getting NoticedGet 10 likes on your configs in total
Worth KeepingGet your configs favorited 10 times in total
Power up SoarBecome a SoarClient sponsor
Seven StraightBe online 7 days in a row
Hundred HoursSpend 100 hours online in SoarClient
Hundred LikesGet 100 likes on your configs in total
One Year InOne year since you joined Soar

Change it under Account → Profile settings on the website. This needs Minecraft linked first.

  • Bio: up to 200 characters, optional.
  • Social accounts: Bilibili, YouTube, Discord, QQ and GitHub. Enter just the handle or ID and your profile links to that platform; Discord and QQ only show the number, which others can copy with a click.
  • Favorite modes: up to 3, the first one being your main mode. Choose from Bed Wars, Duels, Bridge, Pot PvP, SkyWars and UHC.
  • Pinned config: pick one of your public configs to lead your top configs.

Click Save, then View player profile → to see what others see.

Your skin follows your Minecraft account, so change it on the Minecraft website. Change your cape on the website’s Capes page or the Cosmetics page in game.