Formats
This page will teach the user how to create a format.
It is highly recommended to check this page, it details in how to create formats from scratch.
It is very easy to create a format, but you need to know the syntax.
MiniMessage is fully supported, you can create hover texts, click actions, etc. but here we're going to cover "basic" components.
The formats priority is checked descendent order, that means that the first is over the second and so on.
For example:
A player joins the server, but he was the permission of 2 different formats (eg. ajoin.vip and ajoin.mvp), the plugin will decide which format to use by the order they we're declared in configuration, if VIP is over MVP, so the plugin will use VIP and viceversa.
Send a simple broadcast, a sound and a title when the player joins, and only a broadcast when the player leaves.
default:
permission: default
join-actions:
- "broadcast;<color:#27B3D9><b>MYSERVER</b></color> <gray>•</gray> <white>Say hello to <color:#5BCF68>%player_name%</color>!"
- "sound;BLOCK_NOTE_BLOCK_PLING;1;1"
- "title;<color:#2BEDBF><b>WELCOME TO;<color:#71E630><b>MYSERVER;20;20;20"
leave-actions:
- "broadcast;<color:#27B3D9><b>MYSERVER</b></color> <gray>•</gray> <color:#5BCF68>%player_name%</color> <white>left the server :("
In-game result:
Pretty simple, right? But this is not the only things the plugin can do, lets see the next example.
Send a centered broadcast, and an actionbar to all the server when the player joins, and send a broadcast and global sound when the player leaves.
In-game results:
Send a different broadcast if the player has never joined the server.
Here, we are going to use conditionals. You can see more information about them in the Conditionals page.
In-game results:
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