CommandPrompter
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  • Welcome
  • Getting Started
    • Installation
    • Usage
    • Arguments
      • Prompt Argument
      • PromptQueue Argument
      • Prompt and PromptQueue Arguments
    • Commands and Permissions
  • Configuration
    • CommandPrompter Configuration
      • Prompt-Prefix
      • Prompt-Timeout
      • Cancel-Keyword
      • Enable-Permission
      • Update-Checker
      • Argument-Regex
      • Debug-Mode
      • Enable-Unsafe and Modification-Delay
      • Show-Completed-Command
      • Fancy-Logger
      • Ignored-Commands
      • Permission-Attachment
      • Command-Tab-Complete
      • Allowed-Commands-In-Prompt
      • Ignore MiniMessage
    • Prompts Configuration
      • Chat Prompt
        • Clickable-Cancel
        • Cancel-Message
        • Cancel-Hover-Message
        • Response-Listener-Priority
      • Player UI
        • Skull-Name-Format
        • Skull Custom Model Data
        • Size
        • Cache-Size
        • Cache-Delay
        • PlayerUI Control Items
        • Sorted
        • Per-World
        • Empty-Message
        • Filter-Format
      • Anvil UI
        • Enable-Title
        • Custom-Title
        • Prompt-Message
        • Item
        • Enchanted
      • Sign UI
        • Input-Field-Location
        • Material
    • Internationalization (I18N)
  • Prompts
    • Chat Prompt
    • Anvil UI Prompt
    • Player UI Prompt
    • Sign UI Prompt
  • Features
    • Permission Attachment
    • Input Validation
    • Post Command
    • Console Delegate
    • Player Delegate
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  1. Configuration
  2. Prompts Configuration
  3. Player UI

Skull-Name-Format

The PlayerUI.Skull-Name-Format option determines the display name format for the player heads in the PlayerUI.

Usage

You can configure the PlayerUI.Skull-Name-Format by editing the "prompt-config.yml" file as follows:

PlayerUI:
  Skull-Name-Format: '&6%s'

In this example, the display name format is set to &6%s.

Explanation

The PlayerUI.Skull-Name-Format allows you to define the formatting for the display names associated with player heads in the PlayerUI feature. You can customize this format to enhance the visual appearance of the player heads.

Example

To change the display name format to display in a different color, use the following configuration:

PlayerUI:
  Skull-Name-Format: '&a%s'

This will display the player heads with names in green color.

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