🎨Color patterns

Vanilla colors and text formatting

MCUtils supports all vanilla color codes and text formatting by using the char '&'.

Hexadecimal colors

MCUtils also supports hexadecimal colors with two different formats:

Default: #RRGGBB, so that's from #000000 up to #FFFFFF, the format everyone is used to.

Simple: A simple version of the default hexadecimal pattern, which uses #RGB, so #F00 translates to #FF0000, using half the characters at the cost of color precision, this is useful when you are limited to a few characters, for example, while renaming an item on an anvil.

Gradient colors

Gradients are also supported with two different formats:

Default: <#RRGGBBText Here#RRGGBB>, for example, <#FF0000Hello world!#000000> which is a gradient on the text "Hello world!" from #FF0000 to #000000.

Simple: Same as the simple hexadecimal pattern, <#RGBText Here#RGB>, the example above would translate to <#F00Hello world!#000>

Image has been modified, books aren't able to support that much colors on a single page, however, you can test it on chat.