Nickname

Some ranks can set a nickname, which will show up in-game instead of their username.

To set a nickname, the command is simply /nick InsertDesiredNickname

Your nickname can’t have spaces or special characters.

Example, I want to name myself the frog bin, I will have to go /nick thefrogbin

You can however, have underscores in your name: /nick the_frog_bin

Adding a color

Now, you can also add COLOR to your nickname, using the CMI Hex code system.

Hex Code is a Hashtag put together with 6 letters or numbers, that indicate a precise mix of red (RR), green (GG) and blue (BB).

To find hex codes, you can simply google ”hex color” and there should be a gazillion tools out there.

Example A:

I have chosen the hex code #C4DFAA

To use this colour in a nickname, we need to get out the fancy brackets {} and place them around the hex code. It becomes:

{#C4DFAA}

Then, place that right before where you want to colour your name. This tells the plugin ”colour my name from there, and dont stop until the name ends, or until I tell you otherwise down the line”

The command becomes:

/nick {#C4DFAA}thefrogbin

You can add more colours by this same principal, simply adding another color code where you want the second color to start.

Example B:

I want to make the "frog" in thefrogbin white, and "bin" to go back to the green.

The standard hex code for white is #ffffff

/nick {#C4DFAA}the{#ffffff}frog{#C4DFAA}bin

Bonus: Gradients

Example C:

I want my nickname to fade from white to the green I found before.

To use a gradient, we add some <> symbols.

/nick {#ffffff>}thefrogbin{#C4DFAA<}

Note that the green hex code is put in the end of the nickname.