🌍 Localization

object:
  default_symbol: "☐"

object:
  default_symbol: "☐"

default_symbol

The symbol for standard <player_head>, <sprite>, <texture> if the recipient cannot see the resulting object (for <player_head_or>, <sprite_or> and <texture_or> this is specified manually)

⚙️ Setting

object:
  enable: true
  player_head_tag:
    enable: true
    need_extra_space: true
    hide_invisible_player_head: false
  sprite_tag:
    enable: true
    need_extra_space: true
  texture_tag:
    enable: true
    need_extra_space: false
    mineskin_api_key: ""
    values:
      example: ""

enable

Enables or disables the functionality of the module

player_head_tag

Enables formatting for the <player_head> placeholder. It can be used in different ways:

• <player_head> returns the head of the player who sent the message
• <player_head:Notch> returns the head of the player whose name was specified inside
• <player_head:Notch:false> returns the player's head with the second layer disabled, for the name specified inside
• If the specified name does not exist, the head will have a random default skin
• <player_head_or:...> returns the player's head or the text specified as the first argument if the recipient cannot see heads in chat. For example <player_head_or:hello:Notch> returns Notch's head, and in the console, the word hello will appear

need_extra_space

Enables adding an extra space for <player_head> tags written in config files. Spaces are not added to player messages.

hide_invisible_player_head

Enables hiding the player's head display if they have the invisibility effect.

sprite_tag

Enables formatting for the <sprite:...> placeholder. It can be used in different ways:

• <sprite:name>, returns an icon from the blocks atlas, for example <sprite:block/oak_log> (this is the same as <sprite:blocks:block/oak_log>)
• <sprite:atlas:name>, returns an icon from the specified atlas, for example <sprite:gui:container/slot>
• If the sprite is specified incorrectly, it will be an unknown texture. Using a resource pack, you can create your own sprites.
• <sprite_or:...> returns an icon or the text specified as the first argument if the recipient cannot see icons in chat. For example <sprite_or:hello:block/oak_log> returns the oak icon, and in the console, the word hello will appear

The easiest way to find atlas and icon names is using the /sprite command

You can also find this in the folder created using the F3 + S combination inside Minecraft. There will be files named minecraft_textures_atlas_... with .txt and .png formats, which can help you find a suitable sprite.

For example

There is a gui atlas named minecraft_textures_atlas_gui.png.txt. In it, you can find a line with minecraft:container/slot x=494 y=54 w=18 h=18

Using these coordinates, you can visually find it in the .png atlas (to see what it looks like). To display it inside Minecraft, you need to remove the minecraft: prefix.

The result is <sprite:gui:container/slot>

need_extra_space

Enables adding an extra space for <sprite> tags written in config files. Spaces are not added to player messages.

texture_tag

Enables formatting for the <texture:...> placeholder to display your own image in Minecraft. It can be used in different ways:

• <texture:name>, returns the texture image that was generated when FlectonePulse started
• <texture_or:...> returns the image or the text specified as the first argument if the recipient cannot see textures in chat. For example <texture_or:hello:flectonepulse> returns the image named flectonepulse, and in the console, the word hello will appear

How to create your own texture? For example, I have an image flectonepulse.png

values:
  myimage: "flectonepulse.png"

need_extra_space

Enables adding an extra space for <texture> tags written in config files. Spaces are not added to player messages.

mineskin_api_key

The API key for MineSkin, which will be used to convert the image into a texture. It is free and can be generated here

Information

To convert an image without a MineSkin API key, you can use our service FlectoneTools

You only need to put the finished name.json file into the images folder, and write name.png in the config.

values

A list of textures with their locations

🔐 Permissions

object:
  name: "flectonepulse.module.message.format.object"
  type: "TRUE"
  player_head_tag:
    name: "flectonepulse.module.message.format.object.player_head"
    type: "TRUE"
  sprite_tag:
    name: "flectonepulse.module.message.format.object.sprite"
    type: "TRUE"
  texture_tag:
    name: "flectonepulse.module.message.format.object.texture"
    type: "OP"

name

Permission name

type

Permission type

player_head_tag

Permission to use <player_head> in chat

sprite

Permission to use <sprite> in chat

texture

Permission to use <texture> in chat