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• #MINECRAFT COMMAND COLOR CODE GENERATOR FULL#

Preamble: Moderator - do not abuse these commands Use the same name here as you would use to display a topic in the /help command. Any command that can be displayed using the /help command can be included here. commands: (string list) A list of help topic names included in the index.preamble: (string) A message to display on the first page of an index topic before any of the topics in the index.shortText: (string) The short text is a brief description of a topic displayed when an index topic is included in another index topic.Note: To override the default help index displayed when /help is called with no arguments, create an index topic called "Default". When an index topic is displayed, the user's permission set is compared against the permission requirements of each topic in the index and any that do not match are omitted. Index topics are automatically security trimmed so that no player sees any commands requiring permissions they do not have. Index topics are added to the internal help index as separate items along with all the plugin command topics. Index topics are similar to general topics, except instead of displaying pages of information they display a list of more help topics. If left blank (Ex: permission: ), the help topic will be visible to all players.

#MINECRAFT COMMAND COLOR CODE GENERATOR FULL#

fullText: (string) The full text is the full description of a help topic displayed when the user requests the help topic.shortText: (string) The short text is a brief description of a topic displayed next to the topic name in help indexes.Use the actual name of your topic instead. Note: "Topic Name" is not the name of a yaml key. Spaces are allowed and can be used to create sub-topics. Topic Name: (string) This is the name the /help command will use to locate a topic.General topics are added the internal help index as separate items along with all the plugin command topics. The general-topics section is made up of a list of topics with attributes describing them. The headings listed below are the top-level keys in the YAML file. You only need to modify help.yml if you wish to add new help pages, add new index topics, or override the help pages of existing plugin commands. Help topics for all plugin commands are automatically provided by or extracted from your installed plugins. By default you should not need to modify help.yml.