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Chat Format Customisation

Personalising Your Server's Communication Style

The Silence Plugin offers a powerful Chat Format Customisation feature, allowing server owners to tailor the appearance of in-game chat messages according to their preferences. This includes the ability to integrate PlaceholderAPI for dynamic placeholders, enabling seamless compatibility with other plugins. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to configure and utilise the Chat Format Customisation feature:

Overview:

The Chat Format Customisation feature empowers server administrators to redefine the structure of chat messages, enhancing the visual appeal and personalization of in-game communication.

Basic Configuration:

  1. Default Format: The Silence Plugin provides a default chat format for users who prefer a quick setup. However, server owners have the option to customise this format based on their specific needs.

  2. Placeholder Integration: To add dynamic elements to the chat format, server owners can leverage PlaceholderAPI. This powerful integration allows the inclusion of placeholders like "%rank%" or "%level%" to display relevant information from other plugins.

Customisation Options:

  1. Static Elements: Server administrators can specify static elements in the chat format, such as text, symbols, or emojis, to create a unique and visually appealing design.

  2. Player Information: Customize the appearance of player names, ensuring that they stand out in the chat. Include placeholders for player-specific details like rank, level, or other attributes supported by PlaceholderAPI.

  3. Time Stamps: Optionally include time stamps in the chat format to provide users with a reference for when messages were sent.

  4. Color and Style: Configure the color and style of different components within the chat format, allowing for a visually cohesive and aesthetically pleasing design.

PlaceholderAPI Integration:

  1. Dynamic Player Information: Leverage PlaceholderAPI placeholders such as "%rank%" or "%level%" to dynamically display information related to player attributes. This ensures compatibility with other plugins that support PlaceholderAPI placeholders.

  2. Advanced Customisation: Server owners can take advantage of PlaceholderAPI's extensive library of placeholders to introduce advanced and dynamic elements into the chat format, enriching the overall user experience.

Configuration Examples:

  1. Basic Format:

    chat-format: "[Member] [%level%] %player%: %message%"
  2. Advanced Format with PlaceholderAPI:

    chat-format: "[%rank%] [%level%] %player%: %message%"

Documentation Reference:

For detailed instructions on configuring the Chat Format Customisation feature and integrating PlaceholderAPI, refer to the official plugin documentation. The documentation provides step-by-step guidance, examples, and best practices for achieving the desired chat format and placeholders.

Conclusion:

The Chat Format Customisation feature allows server owners to inject creativity and personalization into the in-game chat experience. By combining static elements, dynamic placeholders, and PlaceholderAPI integration, the Silence Plugin empowers administrators to create a chat format that aligns seamlessly with their server's unique identity and style.

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