Adds several useful features to the chat
Chat Utils adds several useful features related to the chat, including quick tell, respond and colorful chat. You can also use /help in the game to find out what each command does. Below is the list of additions:
Message multiple people by using /group (alias: /g). This will open up a gui with a "members" field, a "message" field and a send button. The ids of the members must be comma separated. To send the message, you can also press enter
Set a quick id with /qset <id> (alias: /qid) that you can later message with /q <message>
You can respond to the latest /tell message from another player with /respond <message> (alias: /r). If you've just sent a private message to someone, using /respond will message that person.
Using /local <message> (alias: /l) will message all players within a specific distance (500 pixels by default) which can be set with /lset <distance>. You can find which players are within a certain distance from you by using /nearby <distance> (if no distance is specified, the local chat distance will be used instead)
You can clear the chat with /clear (alias: /c).
If you instead just want to hide the chat temporarily, use /show to toggle between showing and hiding it. You can also toggle its position between left and right with /left <true/false>
To stop receiving messages from a player, use /block <id>, and to unblock them, use /unblock <id>.
If you wish to yell at someone for being annoying or just because you feel like it, you can use /yell <id> <message> to tell them a very friendly message in all caps, or just /yell <message> to yell the message globally.
If you have colorful chat enabled (which it is by default), some of the words and player nicknames will be colored (incompatible with /tell messages and messages containing links). For example, red will become red, rgb will become rgb, and NothingHere7759 will become NothingHere7759, all words being case insensitive. All hex color codes starting with # will have the color that they specify, and mentions of your id will be colored red. You can toggle colored chat with /color <true/false>. Instead, if you don't want words inside your message to be colored how they normally would be, place a dollar sign $ right at the beginning, or two dollar signs $$ to disable markdown too. If you want your nickname added, you can comment or discord dm me the nickname and how you would like it to look.
With colorful chat enabled, you can use a slightly modified markdown notation to format your messages:
code, place it between acute accents `rb instead of the hex code)[ ] for unchecked items, or with [X] for checked onesFor example: *This* is a ***sample*** {FF0000 text} will be rendered as "This is a sample text"