QuickChat Configuration Wiki
A clear, structured, and easy-to-read wiki-style explanation of every section in the QuickChat configuration.

1. Global Format (default-global)
This section defines the main chat format used for all players unless overwritten by group-specific settings.

Key Elements

• variables-extras: Optional extra placeholders or symbols.
  
  
• prefix: Typically the player's rank prefix from LuckPerms.
  
  
• name: How the player’s name is displayed.
  
  
• suffix: Separator or additional symbols after the name.
  
  
• chat_color: Default color for the player’s message.

Interactive Features

• Tooltips: Text shown when hovering over parts of the message.
  
  
• Click Commands: Actions executed when clicking parts of the chat (commands or URLs).

This section controls the overall appearance and interactivity of the chat system.

2. Group-Based Format (groups)
This section allows chat customization based on the player's LuckPerms group.

What It Does

• Overrides global settings for specific groups.
  
  
• Allows different prefixes, colors, tooltips, and click actions per group.

Example: Default players can have gray formatting, while VIP players can have colorful gradients.

3. Private Messages (private-messages)
Handles the appearance and behavior of private (direct) messages.

Includes

• Message to format: How messages look when you send them.
  
  
• Message from format: How messages look when you receive them.
  
  
• Gradient and hex support: Enables colorful message styles.
  
  
• Sound options: Optional effects when receiving messages.

This section fully customizes the PM system.

4. Spy Mode (spy)
Allows users with permission to view private messages between players.

Features

• Spy format: How intercepted messages appear.
  
  
• Enable/disable messages: Notifications shown when toggling spy mode.

This is useful for moderation and staff oversight.

5. Chat Mute System (chat-mute)
Controls the message shown when global chat is muted.

Players attempting to send messages during a mute will see this warning.

6. Advanced Hexadecimal Color System
This is a documentation block explaining how to use:

• Basic hex colors (#RRGGBB or &#RRGGBB)
  
  
• Gradients (<gradient:color1:color2>Text</gradient>)
  
  
• Rainbow effect (<rainbow>Text</rainbow>)
  
  
• Format ordering best practices

This does not change configuration behavior; it's a built-in guide for server owners.

7. Anti-Popup System (anti-popup)
Disables the Minecraft chat reporting interface.

Features

• Blocks server data packets.
  
  
• Blocks chat configuration packets.
  
  
• Delays processing to prevent popups from appearing on player join.

This system protects players from Mojang's chat reporting system.

8. Internal Settings (settings)
Contains admin/developer options.

• debug: When enabled, shows extra information and error logs.

Use this only when troubleshooting.

9. Event Priority (event-priority)
Controls how QuickChat interacts with other plugins that modify chat.

Priority Levels

• LOWEST
  
  
• LOW
  
  
• NORMAL (default)
  
  
• HIGH
  
  
• HIGHEST
  
  
• MONITOR (read-only)

Adjusting this can fix conflicts with other chat-related plugins.

10. Text Filters (text-filters)
Adds protections against spam and unreadable messages.

Features

• Repeated characters control (e.g., "hellooooo" → "hellooo").
  
  
• Uppercase reduction (turns SHOUTING messages into lowercase if excessive).

This helps maintain clean chat behavior.

11. Console Log Format (console-log-format)
Defines how chat messages appear in the server console.

This does not affect players; only administrators see this format.

End of Wiki
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