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# Chat Prompt

Chat is the default prompt and has no key.

```
/gamemode <&6&lWhat gamemode?{br}0. Survival{br}1. Creative>
```

`{br}` splits the display into separate chat messages. `Prompt-Prefix` is added to the first line, and the configured cancel control is appended to the last line. The clickable cancel control runs `/cmdp cancel` (which all players can use by default as `promptpaper.cancel` defaults to `true` in 3.2.0).

The player's next chat message becomes the answer. Typing the configured `Cancel-Keyword` also cancels the session and does not require command permissions. MiniMessage and legacy color codes are supported in the display text; normal answer sanitation is controlled by `-ds`.

| Capability         | Behavior                                                                                    |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Prompt key         | Empty                                                                                       |
| Line breaks        | `{br}`                                                                                      |
| Display formatting | MiniMessage and legacy codes                                                                |
| Configuration      | [Chat Prompt settings](/commandprompter/configuration/prompts-configuration/chat-prompt.md) |

![](https://i.imgur.com/4oWkMon.png)


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