Colored Text

List of Color Codes

Color Name	Chat Code	MOTD Code	Decimal	Hexadecimal
dark_red	§4	\u00A74	11141120	#AA0000
red	§c	\u00A7c	16733525	#FF5555
gold	§6	\u00A76	16755200	#FFAA00
yellow	§e	\u00A7e	16777045	#FFFF55
dark_green	§2	\u00A72	43520	#00AA00
green	§a	\u00A7a	5635925	#55FF55
aqua	§b	\u00A7b	5636095	#55FFFF
dark_aqua	§3	\u00A73	43690	#00AAAA
dark_blue	§1	\u00A71	170	#0000AA
blue	§9	\u00A79	5592575	#5555FF
light_purple	§d	\u00A7d	16733695	#FF55FF
dark_purple	§5	\u00A75	11141290	#AA00AA
white	§f	\u00A7f	16777215	#FFFFFF
gray	§7	\u00A77	11184810	#AAAAAA
dark_gray	§8	\u00A78	5592405	#555555
black	§0	\u00A70	0	#000000

HEX Colors in Config Files

You can use HEX colors in config files by using the #rrggbb format.

# Example
config_key: "#rrggbbThis is an example message."

Advanced Colored Text Support

We use ChatColorHandler by OakLoaf to handle colored text, including Hex colors and MiniMessage support.

Usage

Sending messages with ChatColorHandler is simple:

// Send to a player
ChatColorHandler.sendMessage(player, "&cThis is an example message");

// Broadcast to all players
ChatColorHandler.broadcastMessage("&aHello everyone!");

// Send action bar message
ChatColorHandler.sendActionBarMessage(player, "&bAction Bar Message");

You can also translate strings for GUI titles, item names, etc.:

String title = ChatColorHandler.translate("&#bbff33Inventory Title");

Advanced Usage (Parsers)

You can use parsers for PlaceholderAPI, MiniMessage, etc.

ChatColorHandler.translate("&#aaee99Example Message %server_name%", 
    List.of(HexParser.INSTANCE, PlacecholderAPIParser.INSTANCE));

Hex Colors

Supported formats:

• &#rrggbb
• #rrggbb

ChatColorHandler.translate("&#aaee99Example Message");