Placeholders & Colors
How player names, phrase colors, and advancement types resolve into the final message.
Player name placeholders
Any PlaceholderAPI placeholder can be used in player-name-format, alongside the plugin's own built-in {player} placeholder, which always resolves to the player's username.
See the PlaceholderAPI placeholder guide for in-depth info on using PlaceholderAPI placeholders.
Color and style codes
Any phrase in config.yml supports all Minecraft & color and style codes:
| Code | Color |
|---|---|
&0 | black |
&1 | dark blue |
&2 | dark green |
&3 | dark aqua |
&4 | dark red |
&5 | dark purple |
&6 | gold |
&7 | gray |
&8 | dark gray |
&9 | blue |
&a | green |
&b | aqua |
&c | red |
&d | light purple |
&e | yellow |
&f | white |
| Code | Style |
|---|---|
&l | bold |
&o | italic |
&n | underline |
&m | |
&r | reset color and styles |
Hover text stays vanilla
Hovering over the advancement name in chat still shows Minecraft's normal tooltip (the advancement's title and description) exactly as vanilla would show it.
CustomAdvancementMessages