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COLORED MESSAGES w/ COMMAND BLOCKS
A lot of people use /tell or /say to message a player, however, these commands are very limited. You can't colorize them, bold them or do any special effects with them. So, via command blocks, you can colorize, bold, underline etc. your messages! Follow the tutorial to know how!
Step 1: Place a command block
Place the command block wherever you want it to be
Step 2: Adress the message
Type /tellraw into the command block, after a space, use @a, @p, @r, or a name. Visit my spell tutorial on how to adress it to certain groups/teams
Step 3: Define your message
Before entering your text, you first need to know what you want to type and how you want it to look like, options are:
- Colors: black, dark_blue, dark_green, dark_aqua, dark_red, dark_purple, gold, gray, dark_gray, blue, green, aqua, red, light_purple, yellow, white
- Effects: bold, italic, underlined, strikethrough, obfuscated
Step 4: Entering your text
Type the following command in the command block if you want simple text without the @a in front of it: /tellraw #1 {"text":"#2"}
#1 : Who you want to adress your message to
#2 : Your text
Type the following text into a command block if you only want to add a color to it:/tellraw #1 {"text":"#2","color":#3}
#1 : Who you want to adress your message to
#2 : Your text
#3 : Your color (only 1!), listed above
Type the following text into a command block if you want only an effect:/tellraw #1 {"text":"#2","#3":"true"}
#1 : Who you want to adress your message to
#2 : Your text
#3 : Your effect, listed above
Type the following text into a command block if you want multiple effects:/tellraw #1 {"text":"#2","#3":"true","#3":"true","#3":"true","#3":"true"}
#1 : Who you want to adress your message to
#2 : Your text
#3 : Your effect, listed above
So basically just repeat ,"#3":"true" as much effects you want to have
Type the following text into a command block if you want colors and (multiple) effects: /tellraw #1 {"text":"#2","color":"#3","#4","true"}
#1 : Who you want to adress your message to
#2 : Your text
#3 : Your color (only 1!), listed above
#4 : Your effect, listed above
Of course you can have multiple effects as well, just do the same as above
Next update: Only parts of text coloured!
Map will be added in the future
A lot of people use /tell or /say to message a player, however, these commands are very limited. You can't colorize them, bold them or do any special effects with them. So, via command blocks, you can colorize, bold, underline etc. your messages! Follow the tutorial to know how!
Step 1: Place a command block
Place the command block wherever you want it to be
Step 2: Adress the message
Type /tellraw into the command block, after a space, use @a, @p, @r, or a name. Visit my spell tutorial on how to adress it to certain groups/teams
Step 3: Define your message
Before entering your text, you first need to know what you want to type and how you want it to look like, options are:
- Colors: black, dark_blue, dark_green, dark_aqua, dark_red, dark_purple, gold, gray, dark_gray, blue, green, aqua, red, light_purple, yellow, white
- Effects: bold, italic, underlined, strikethrough, obfuscated
Step 4: Entering your text
Type the following command in the command block if you want simple text without the @a in front of it: /tellraw #1 {"text":"#2"}
#1 : Who you want to adress your message to
#2 : Your text
Type the following text into a command block if you only want to add a color to it:/tellraw #1 {"text":"#2","color":#3}
#1 : Who you want to adress your message to
#2 : Your text
#3 : Your color (only 1!), listed above
Type the following text into a command block if you want only an effect:/tellraw #1 {"text":"#2","#3":"true"}
#1 : Who you want to adress your message to
#2 : Your text
#3 : Your effect, listed above
Type the following text into a command block if you want multiple effects:/tellraw #1 {"text":"#2","#3":"true","#3":"true","#3":"true","#3":"true"}
#1 : Who you want to adress your message to
#2 : Your text
#3 : Your effect, listed above
So basically just repeat ,"#3":"true" as much effects you want to have
Type the following text into a command block if you want colors and (multiple) effects: /tellraw #1 {"text":"#2","color":"#3","#4","true"}
#1 : Who you want to adress your message to
#2 : Your text
#3 : Your color (only 1!), listed above
#4 : Your effect, listed above
Of course you can have multiple effects as well, just do the same as above
Next update: Only parts of text coloured!
Map will be added in the future
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/tellraw {text:"", extra:[{text:"hello", color:white}, {text:" world", color:green}]
For those who know JSON, extra is just an array of objects.
Source: https://wiki.mcnext.net/index.php?title=Command_Blocks
/testfor @a {color:blue,text:"text",extra:[{color:gold,text:"2"}]
Firstly a clock + command block that tests the coords
Secondly a command block that says the text
Do a basic redstone clock and connect a commandblock to it and write this command: /testfor @p <x> <y> <z>
Then attach a comparator and a command block to the comparator and write: /tellraw @p <text>
I suppose that should work
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Type the following text into a command block if you want colors and (multiple) effects: /tellraw #1 {"text":"#2","color":"#3","#4","true"}
there is a comma instead of a colen before "true"}.
I acctually struggled with this for a while until I found it, to avoid others having the same problem I thought I should tell you so the error can be fixed.