BukkitGreentext

Add greentext (4chan-style message quoting) to server chat

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BukkitGreentext

The best <font color="#789922">>greentext</font> plugin out there. Probably.

Prefix any message with a “>” and *bam* it's <font color="#789922">>green</font>. Or postfix it with “<” and it's <font color="#ff8800">orange<</font>.

Cool features: * Per-player and global toggling via command * Optional permissions check * Compatibility with emoticons >:c >_< * Custom exceptions to greenification * 1.16+ RGB support for 4chan-accurate color

Everything should work right out-of-the-box.

Metrics for the plugin can be found on bStats.

Usage

Download the plugin JAR and drop it in the `plugins/` directory of your Minecraft server.

Any message starting with the greater-than sign, `>`, is made green, whilst any message *ending* with the opposite `<` is made orange. Players can avoid making anything starting with `>` green by prepending a space, i.e. ` >`, or by using `/greentext [on|off]`.

Configuration

To avoid automatic greenification of angry emotions, e.g. `>:C`, or Japanese-style emoticons such as `>>`, *exceptions* for `:` and `` are specified in the config file. Custom exceptions are allowed as well, naturally.

Greentext can be either enabled or disabled upon startup. In the case the parameter `enabled-by-default` is set true, each player must manually enable the plugin with `/greentext on`. Additionally, orangetext, an obscure feature used probably once, can be disabled via config.

If you want to take advantage of 1.16’s full RGB support and use 4chan-accurate colors in chat, set `use-hex-colors` as true.

Permissions

If `check-for-permissions` is set true in the config file, give players the desired permissions to enable use of the plugin:

* `greentext.chat.*`: all features * `greentext.chat.green`: greentext * `greentext.chat.orange`: orangetext * `greentext.toggle`: toggle ability to use features * `greentext.toggle.others`: toggle others' ability to use features

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