Combined:
{name}: {player}, {slot}. A literal %player% is the old style.Documentation Index
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Color and style plugin text with MiniMessage tags.
| Tag | Does | Example |
|---|---|---|
<red> … </red> | Named color | <red>Warning</red> |
<aqua>, <green>, <gray>, <gold>, <white> | More named colors | <gold>Gold text</gold> |
<color:#RRGGBB> | An exact color | <color:#FF6B35>Orange</color:#FF6B35> |
<gradient:#5FD3C2:#17605A> | A gradient across the text | <gradient:#5FD3C2:#17605A>Kits</gradient> |
<b> | Bold | <b>Important</b> |
<i> | Italic | <i>Hint</i> |
<u> | Underline | <u>/kit</u> |
<st> | Strikethrough | <st>Removed</st> |
<reset> | Clears formatting | <reset>Plain text |
<gray>{player} <aqua><b>loaded</b></aqua> a kit</gray>
< as a tag opener. Escape a literal one: \<slot>.{name}: {player}, {slot}. A literal %player% is the old style.Was this page helpful?