Text object used for rendering text with regular ttf/otf fonts.
All of the chat formatting codes are supported (color, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough)
## object name, you can set this to anything that is unique
text1:
## object type, in this case text
type: text
## x and y positions relative to the parent
position: 0 0
## the horizontal alignment of the object (left/center/right)
alignment: left
## the vertical alignment of the object (top, center, bottom)
vertical-alignment: top
## the text
text: 'Welcome to the server %player_name%'
## formatting to use (possible settings: legacy, minimessage)
formatting: legacy
## text capitalization (possible settings: default, uppercase, lowercase)
capitalization: default
## font name of the font the text should use (Impact, Calibri, etc.)
font: Default
## size of text
font-size: 45
## if text is bold
bold: false
## if the text is italic
italic: false
## color of text
color: white
## the spacing between letters, shouldn't be changed unless the font spacing is wrong. The value should be between -0.3 and 0.1
spacing: 0.0
## the color of the outline (no outline if color isn't set)
outline-color: none
## the stroke width of the outline
outline-stroke: 2.0
## base line ensures the text is consistently positioned when the text content changes
use-base-line: true ## functions that the object executes when clicked
Pixel Text
Simple Minecraft style pixel text renderer, useful when a more "native" looking text is desired.
Pixel Text has better performance than regular text renderer, so using it is recommended when the text contains placeholders that update frequently.
Supported formatting codes (color, bold)
## object name, you can set this to anything that is unique
pixeltext1:
## object type, in this case pixel text
type: pixel_text
## x and y positions relative to the parent
position: 0 0
## the horizontal alignment of the object (left/center/right)
alignment: left
## the vertical alignment of the object (top, center, bottom)
vertical-alignment: top
## the text
text: 'Welcome to the server %player_name%'
## formatting to use (possible settings: legacy, minimessage)
formatting: legacy
## text capitalization (possible settings: default, uppercase, lowercase)
capitalization: default
## by how many times character/font size is multiplied
font-scale: 1
## color of text
color: black
## should the text have a shadow
shadow: false
Auto Font Size Text
Maximum font size that can fit in the set size is automatically calculated. This is primarily useful for text containing placeholders that change.
Other properties and features are identical to the regular Text object.
## object name, you can set this to anything that is unique
autotext1:
## object type, in this case auto font size text
type: auto_font_size_text
## x and y positions relative to the parent
position: 0 0
## width and height of the object
size: 128 64
## the horizontal alignment of the object (left/center/right)
alignment: left
## the vertical alignment of the object (top, center, bottom)
vertical-alignment: top
## the text
text: 'Welcome to the server %player_name%'
## formatting to use (possible settings: legacy, minimessage)
formatting: legacy
## text capitalization (possible settings: default, uppercase, lowercase)
capitalization: default
## font name of the font the text should use (Impact, Calibri, etc.)
font: Default
## if text is bold
bold: false
## if the text is italic
italic: false
## color of text
color: white
## the spacing between letters, shouldn't be changed unless the font spacing is wrong. The value should be between -0.3 and 0.1
spacing: 0.0
## the color of the outline (no outline if color isn't set)
outline-color: none
## the stroke width of the outline
outline-stroke: 2.0
## base line ensures the text is consistently positioned when the text content changes
use-base-line: true
