servidormine/plugins/CMI/Settings/Chat.yml

Chat:
  ModifyChatFormat:
    # Will try to modify chat to display it in defined format
    # If this is disabled and you have 3rd party plugin handling chat messages, consider disabling ClickHoverMessages section too if you notice any problems with chat formatting
    Enabled: false
    # Priority of public message format listener
    # Changed priority will only take effect on full server restart. Possible options: LOWEST, LOW, NORMAL, HIGH, HIGHEST
    # Default: NORMAL
    Priority: NORMAL
    # When set to true, regular and private messages (excludes clean messages) will have additional information when hovering over it (PlaceHolderAPI supported) and can be clicked for quick reply option
    # To change default hover over messages seen on sent message, go to your locale file to Chat section
    ClickHoverMessages: true
  DiscordSRV:
    # Enables support for DiscordSRV plugin
    Enabled: true
    # Defines name of global chat channel in discordsrv
    GlobalChannel: global
    # Indicator which can be used as {discord} in chat format to indicate that message came from discord and not ingame
    Label: '&2[&7D&2]'
    UnlinkedLabel: '&4[&cD&4]'
    # When enabled and you have ranged messages enabled, we will send all of them to DiscordSRV
    # When disabled, only shouts and messages sent by players with cmi.chat.rangebypass permission node will be visible in discord
    RangedMessages: true
  # Enables support for DynMap web chat
  DynMapChat: true
  # When set to false, each time you will use /r you will reply to person you previously sent message directly or to person who sent you message if there is none you have conversion before
  # When this set to true, players with /r will reply to person who last sent private message. This can result in confusion when using /r while getting private messages from multiple players
  ReplyToLastMessenger: false
  # If ReplyToLastMessenger is set to false, then timeOut will be taken into consideration to who you should reply
  # If you had conversation in last 120 seconds (default) then even receiving message from 3rd person, you will still reply to original player
  # If you had conversation in longer then 120 seconds period, then you will reply to latest person who send you a message
  LastMessengerTimeOut: 120
  # When set to true players will need to have cmi.command.msg.[groupname].send where [groupName] is receivers main permission group
  PrivateMessagesGroups: false
  # When set to false, web pge links in a chat will not get shortened to default [LINK] format
  TranslateLink: true
  # Defines regex when replacing url in chat with short word
  # Examples:
  # (https?:\/\/(?:www\.|(?!www))[a-zA-Z0-9][a-zA-Z0-9-]+[a-zA-Z0-9]\.[^\s]{2,}|www\.[a-zA-Z0-9][a-zA-Z0-9-]+[a-zA-Z0-9]\.[^\s]{2,}|https?:\/\/(?:www\.|(?!www))[a-zA-Z0-9]\.[^\s]{2,}|www\.[a-zA-Z0-9]\.[^\s]{2,})
  # ((http|https|ftp|ftps)\:\/\/)?[a-zA-Z0-9\-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,3}(\/\S*)?
  # ((http|https|ftp|ftps)\:\/\/)?[a-zA-Z0-9\-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,3}(\/\S*)?([^\s]+)
  LinkRegex: (^| )((http|https|ftp|ftps)\:\/\/)?[a-zA-Z0-9\-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,3}(\/\S*)?([^\s|^\)]+)
  HoverItems:
    # When set to true, particular variables in chat will be translated into items player are holding. List of variables belove
    Enabled: true
    # Defines regex when replacing item line in chat with players item in hand information. Only works when CMI hover over chat format is enabled
    ItemRegex:
    - (\[item\])
    - (([&§]\S)+)?\[(([&§]\S)+)?i(([&§]\S)+)?t(([&§]\S)+)?e(([&§]\S)+)?m(([&§]\S)+)?\]
  Bungee:
    # Attention! This will require you to have CMI Bungee plugin which can be found at zrips.net
    # Or direct download https://www.zrips.net/cmi/
    # Do you want to enable private messaging over bungeecord
    # Bungee cord support needs to be enabled for this to have any effect
    Messages: true
    # Do you want to enable public messaging over bungeecord
    # Player needs to have cmi.bungee.publicmessages.[servername] permission node to be able to send messages to target server
    PublicMessages: true
    # When enabled public messages addressed to single player will be ignored and not sent across networkd
    # This only applies when we have more than one player online and chat range is set to be global
    PublicMessagesSingleIgnore: false
    # Do you want to enable staff messaging over bungeecord
    StaffMessages: true
  # Used for simple chat messages. Optional variables: {displayName} {world} {prefix} {suffix} {group} {shout} {shoutcolor} {message} {nicknameprefix}. Supporting PlaceHolderAPI variables like %player_server% %cmi_user_chatcolor%
  # ATTENTION! Don't use gradient colors for {message} variable, if you want to apply gradient for it, utilize GeneralMessageFormat section
  GeneralFormat: '{prefix}&f{displayName}&7: &r{message}'
  # Will define message format itself, this allows to have gradients in messages
  # It NEEDS to contain {message} otherwise we will ignore this setup
  # For 1.16+ servers you can use color gradients like '{#b3a28f>}{message}{#d7b8e6<}'
  # You can have more than 2 colors in gradient. To define it repeat {message} variable. For example '{#b3a28f>}{message}{#5c6999<>}{message}{#d7b8e6<}'
  # Use %cmi_user_chatcolor% to add players choosen chat color
  GeneralMessageFormat: '{message}'
  Ranged:
    # Defines range of regular messages to travel
    # Set to -1 to disable range restriction
    General: -1
    # Defines range of shout messages to travel
    # Shout messages should start with ! and player should have cmi.chat.shout permission
    # GeneralRange should be enabled
    # set to 0 to shout across all worlds, -1 to disable
    Shout: 200
    # Color code to be used as base for the shout chat message
    ShoutColor: ''
    # Defines cost for each shout message
    ShoutCost: 0
    # List of message range limits
    # Player count fallowed by range
    # Player amount defines from how many we should use this range
    Dynamic:
      Use: false
      Limits:
      - 1-0
      - 10-1000
      - 20-500
      - 30-400
      - 40-300
      - 50-200
  # Prefix used to indicate that message should be sent to public chat instead of current players chat room
  # Set it to empty field if you want this feature to be disabled
  ChatRoomShout: '!'
  # Time in seconds you want to keep chat rooms alive before removing them
  # This only applies to empty rooms after last user leaves it
  ChatRoomLife: 3600
  # Defines suggested commands when you click on public, private and similar messages. [playerName], [playerDisplayName] and [playerNickName]  can be used to include players name
  ClickSuggestions:
    pubmsg: '/msg [playerNickName] '
    privmsg: '/msg [playerNickName] '
    staffmsg: '/msg [playerNickName] '
    helpop: '/msg [playerNickName] '
    chatroom: '/msg [playerNickName] '
    discord: '/msg [playerNickName] '
  # Defines command (one command per type) to be performed by player when clicked on players name
  # When this is defined then ClickSuggestions will be changed to shift+left click action for suggested command
  # Command is performed as player, if you want to perform it from console then add asConsole! variable at the start of it
  ClickCommands:
    pubmsg: ''
    privmsg: ''
    staffmsg: ''
    helpop: ''
    chatroom: ''
    discord: ''
  # Use numeric increments to separate groups from each other. If player has more than one, then line with higher number will be used
  # Add as many lines as you need too
  # cmi.chatgroup.[id] permnission node to use
  # Permission example: cmi.chatgroup.2

  # ATTENTION! Don't use gradient colors for {message} variable, if you want to apply gradient for it, utilize GroupMessageFormat section
  GroupFormat:
    '1': '{prefix}&f{displayName}&f: &r{message}'
    '2': '{prefix}&f{displayName}&7: &r{message}'
    '3': '{prefix}&f{displayName}&8: &r{message}'
  # Use numeric increments to separate groups from each other. If player has more than one, then line with higher number will be used
  # Add as many lines as you need too
  # cmi.chatmessagegroup.[id] permnission node to use
  # Permission example: cmi.chatmessagegroup.2
  GroupMessageFormat:
    '1': '{message}'
    '2': '{message}'
    '3': '{message}'
  Colors:
    PublicMessage:
      # If set to true then all public messages will be filtered from color codes and will allow to colorize them with appropriate permission node
      # cmi.colors.publicmessage.[colorName]
      # Colors: black(&0), darkblue(&1), darkgreen(&2), darkaqua(&3), darkred(&4), darkpurple(&5), gold(&6), gray(&7), darkgray(&8), blue(&9), green(&a), aqua(&b), red(&c), lightpurple(&d), yellow(&e), white(&f), magic(&k), bold(&l), strikethrough(&m), underline(&n), italic(&o), reset(&r)
      Enabled: true
      # Priority of public message color listener
      # Changed priority will only take effect on full server restart. Possible options: LOWEST, LOW, NORMAL, HIGH, HIGHEST
      # Default: NORMAL
      Priority: NORMAL
    PrivateMessage: true
    # If set to true then /me messages will be filtered from color codes and will allow to colorize them with appropriate permission node
    # cmi.colors.me.[colorName]
    me: true
    # If set to true, then color codes will get removed from text instead of leaving them if player don't have appropriate permission node for that color
    CleanUp:
      publicmessage: true
      privatemessage: true
      me: true
      signs: false
      books: true
      itemname: true
      itemlore: true
      # List of strings to ignore when checking chat for color codes player cant use.
      # This will bypass players colorcode restrictions and will allow usage of particular chat formats
      # Applies only for public and private messages
      WhiteList:
      - '&c❤&7'
    # If set to true then nickName will be filtered from color codes when player changes it
    # cmi.colors.nickname.[colorName]
    NickName: true
    # Determines /cmi chatcolor command contents. What player can pick will be determined by cmi.colors.publicmessage.[colorCode] and will be used in %cmi_user_chatcolor% placeholder
    Picker:
    - '&f'
    - '&2'
    - '&3'
    - '&7'
    - '&8'
    - '&a'
    - '&b'
    - '&c'
    - '&e'
    - '&6'
    - '{#00e625}'
    - '{#brown}'
  # If set to true, players public message who is in your ignore list will not be shown
  IgnorePublicMessage: true
  Tag:
    # Enable or not tag system. This will inform player with his name mentioning in public chat if name have @ in front of it
    Enabled: true
    # When this is set to true, any player mentionings in public messages will be colorized and player will get informed as usual
    # This is allot more heavier on server than usual tagging with @, so enable if you know what you are doing
    HardCoreMode: false
    # Determines color of taged user name in chat with @ in front of name/nickname. Sender should have cmi.tag.color
    Color: '&c'
    # Commands to be performed when player is tagged
    # Variables like [playerName] will be replaced with tagged player name
    # You can use [senderName] to include player name who tagged
    CommandsOnTag:
    - asConsole! cmi sound BLOCK_NOTE_BLOCK_HARP:3:1 [playerName] -s
    # Will performd tag commands only when player is afk
    OnlyWhenAfk: false
    # When set to true, @ simbol will be removed
    RemoveEta: false
ChatBubble:
  # Do you want to enable chat bubbles for public messages
  # Each player can disable this with /options command personally
  PublicMessages: true
  # Priority of chat bubble listener
  # Changed priority will only take effect on full server restart
  # Possible options: LOWEST, LOW, NORMAL, HIGH, HIGHEST, MONITOR
  # Default: MONITOR
  Priority: MONITOR
  # How high we should show chat bubble
  Offset: 2.5
  # Base time in seconds for chat bubble to be visible
  ShowFor: 5
  # Maximum time bubble will be shown for
  MaxShowFor: 10
  # Extra seconds to be added for each letter in a message
  # This will allow to have shorter times for short messages and increase it for longer ones
  ExtraTime: 0.02
  # Scale of chat bubble, default 1
  PlateScale: 1.0
  # Line width before wraping text to new line
  LineWidth: 255
  Background:
    # Default Color code, this could be overriden if text itself was colorized
    # Leave it empty for default transparent color
    # Example of color code: {#black}
    Color: '{#black}'
    # Value between 0 and 1 where 0 means no background color and 1 is fully opaque
    Opacity: 0.5
  # Do you want to add text shadow
  Shadow: true
  # Higher group will be prioritized if player has access to more than one permission node
  # Colors are defined in hex format with optional alpha channel in RGBA format
  Groups:
    0:
      BackgroundColor: '#000000DC'
      Shadow: true
      LineWidth: 255
      Scale: 0.5
    1:
      BackgroundColor: '#AEC6FFDC'
      Shadow: true
      LineWidth: 255
      Scale: 0.5
    2:
      BackgroundColor: '#BAFFC9DC'
      Shadow: true
      LineWidth: 255
      Scale: 0.5
    3:
      BackgroundColor: '#FFFFBADC'
      Shadow: true
      LineWidth: 255
      Scale: 0.5