Colour (color) codes
You can use colour codes anywhere the plugin accepts a message (plugin messages, display items, and in task configurations themselves).
The following table shows the colour capabilities of specific server versions:
| Before 1.16 | 1.16+ | |
|---|---|---|
| Colour Codes | ✔️ | ✔️ |
| Hexadecimal | ❌ | ✔️ |
Colour codes
The plugin will automatically translate colour codes from ‘&’ to ‘§’ for you.
| Name | Chat Code | Hex Equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| Black | &0 | #000000 |
| Dark Blue | &1 | #0000AA |
| Dark Green | &2 | #00AA00 |
| Dark Aqua | &3 | #00AAAA |
| Dark Red | &4 | #AA0000 |
| Dark Purple | &5 | #AA00AA |
| Gold | &6 | #FFAA00 |
| Gray | &7 | #AAAAAA |
| Dark Gray | &8 | #555555 |
| Blue | &9 | #5555FF |
| Green | &a | #55FF55 |
| Aqua | &b | #55FFFF |
| Red | &c | #FF5555 |
| Light Purple | &d | #FF55FF |
| Yellow | &e | #FFFF55 |
| White | &f | #FFFFFF |
| Obfuscated | &k | - |
| Bold | &l | - |
| Strikethrough | &m | - |
| Underline | &n | - |
| Italic | &o | - |
| Reset | &r | - |
Hexadecimal colour
For compatible Minecraft versions, the plugin will also translate hex colour codes for you.
You can include a hex colour code as you would with a normal colour code: &#<hex colour code>.
The # symbol indicates a hexadecimal colour code. These must be exactly six characters long.
For example, the following messages are identical:
&cThis is a red message.
&#FF5555This is a red message.