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Symbolic Colors

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	\|<CODE>&Y</CODE>		\|<CODE>&Y</CODE>
	\|{{ColorGreen}}		\|{{ColorGreen}}
	\|Color of messages produced by /Say command.		\|Color of messages produced by {{cmd\|Say}} command.
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	\|<CODE>&R</CODE>		\|<CODE>&R</CODE>
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	\|<CODE>&M</CODE>		\|<CODE>&M</CODE>
	\|{{ColorPurple}}		\|{{ColorPurple}}
	\|Color of /Me command messages.		\|Color of {{cmd\|Me}} command messages.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<CODE>&W</CODE>		\|<CODE>&W</CODE>

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			[[Category:Chat Features]]

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	*[http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Classic_server_protocol#Color_Codes Color code information] on the Minecraft wiki		*[http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Classic_server_protocol#Color_Codes Color code information] on the Minecraft wiki
	*[[/Colors]] command, that lists color codes.		*[[/Colors]] command, that lists color codes.
	*[[Emotes]]		{{ChatStuff}}
	*[[Constants]]

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	~~{{ChatStuff}}~~

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F: /* Using colors in chat */

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Using colors in chat

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	'''<code><span style="color:#ff4040">Hello</span><span style="color:#00bfbf">!</span></code>'''.		'''<code><span style="color:#ff4040">Hello</span><span style="color:#00bfbf">!</span></code>'''.

	To use a percent mark (<code>%</code>) normally, without producing a color code, add a backslash (<code>\</code>) in front of it. For example, typing <code>\%Applejack</code> produces <code>%Applejack</code> in chat, instead of '''<code><span style="color:#40ff40">pplejack</span></code>'''.		To use a percent mark (<code>%</code>) normally, without producing a color code, add a backslash (<code>\</code>) in front of it. For example, typing <code>\%Applejack</code> produces '''<code>%Applejack</code>''' in chat, instead of '''<code><span style="color:#40ff40">pplejack</span></code>'''.

	The backslash itself can be escaped! Typing in <code>\\%Derpy</code> produces '''<code>\<span style="color:#ff40ff">erpy</span></code>''' in chat (%D becomes magenta color code).		The backslash itself can be escaped! Typing in <code>\\%Derpy</code> produces '''<code>\<span style="color:#ff40ff">erpy</span></code>''' in chat (%D becomes magenta color code).

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	To use a percent mark (<code>%</code>) normally, without producing a color code, add a backslash (<code>\</code>) in front of it. For example, typing <code>\%Applejack</code> produces <code>%Applejack</code> in chat, instead of '''<code><span style="color:#40ff40">pplejack</span></code>'''.		To use a percent mark (<code>%</code>) normally, without producing a color code, add a backslash (<code>\</code>) in front of it. For example, typing <code>\%Applejack</code> produces <code>%Applejack</code> in chat, instead of '''<code><span style="color:#40ff40">pplejack</span></code>'''.

	The backslash itself can be escaped! Typing in <code>\\%Derpy</code> produces '''<code>\<span style="color:#ff40ff">erpy</span></code>''' in chat.		The backslash itself can be escaped! Typing in <code>\\%Derpy</code> produces '''<code>\<span style="color:#ff40ff">erpy</span></code>''' in chat (%D becomes magenta color code).

	==Standard Colors==		==Standard Colors==

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	Since Minecraft client does not allow typing in ampersands (<code>&</code>) in chat, a percent mark (<code>%</code>) is used instead. Although any player can call {{cmd\|Colors}} to see this list, only players with {{perm\|UseColorCodes}} permission can use them. For example, typing in <code>%CHello%3!</code> will produce		Since Minecraft client does not allow typing in ampersands (<code>&</code>) in chat, a percent mark (<code>%</code>) is used instead. Although any player can call {{cmd\|Colors}} to see this list, only players with {{perm\|UseColorCodes}} permission can use them. For example, typing in <code>%CHello%3!</code> will produce
	'''<code><span style="color:#ff4040">Hello</span><span style="color:#00bfbf">!</span></code>'''.		'''<code><span style="color:#ff4040">Hello</span><span style="color:#00bfbf">!</span></code>'''.
	To use a percent mark (<code>%</code>) normally, without producing a color code, add a backslash (<code>\</code>) in front of it. For example, typing <code>\%Applejack</code> produces <code>%Applejack</code> in chat, instead of '''<code><span style="color:#40ff40">pplejack</code>'''. The backslash itself can be escaped! Typing in <code>\\%Derpy</code> produces '''<code>\<span style="color:#ff40ff">erpy</code>''' in chat.
			To use a percent mark (<code>%</code>) normally, without producing a color code, add a backslash (<code>\</code>) in front of it. For example, typing <code>\%Applejack</code> produces <code>%Applejack</code> in chat, instead of '''<code><span style="color:#40ff40">pplejack</span></code>'''.

			The backslash itself can be escaped! Typing in <code>\\%Derpy</code> produces '''<code>\<span style="color:#ff40ff">erpy</span></code>''' in chat.

	==Standard Colors==		==Standard Colors==

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	Minecraft can display text in 16 different colors. Two-letter codes are used to set colors in messages. A color code is am ampersand (<code>&</code>) followed by a digit or a letter. Color codes can be used in chat messages, command parameters (e.g. kick reasons or world greetings), {{cmd\|Rules}} files, <code>announcements.txt</code>, <code>greeting.txt</code>, as well as in mods.		Minecraft can display text in 16 different colors. Two-letter codes are used to set colors in messages. A color code is am ampersand (<code>&</code>) followed by a digit or a letter. Color codes can be used in chat messages, command parameters (e.g. kick reasons or world greetings), {{cmd\|Rules}} files, <code>announcements.txt</code>, <code>greeting.txt</code>, as well as in mods. Multiple color codes can be used in the same message.

	==Using colors in chat==		==Using colors in chat==
	Since Minecraft client does not allow typing in ampersands (<code>&</code>) in chat, a percent mark (<code>%</code>) is used instead. Although any player can call {{cmd\|Colors}} to see this list, only players with {{perm\|UseColorCodes}} permission can use them.		Since Minecraft client does not allow typing in ampersands (<code>&</code>) in chat, a percent mark (<code>%</code>) is used instead. Although any player can call {{cmd\|Colors}} to see this list, only players with {{perm\|UseColorCodes}} permission can use them. For example, typing in <code>%CHello%3!</code> will produce
			'''<code><span style="color:#ff4040">Hello</span><span style="color:#00bfbf">!</span></code>'''.
			To use a percent mark (<code>%</code>) normally, without producing a color code, add a backslash (<code>\</code>) in front of it. For example, typing <code>\%Applejack</code> produces <code>%Applejack</code> in chat, instead of '''<code><span style="color:#40ff40">pplejack</code>'''. The backslash itself can be escaped! Typing in <code>\\%Derpy</code> produces '''<code>\<span style="color:#ff40ff">erpy</code>''' in chat.

	==Standard Colors==		==Standard Colors==
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	==Newlines==		==Newlines==
	In addition to colors, players with {{perm\|UseColorCodes}} are able to use the newline keyword <code>%N</code> to force a line break mid-message.		In addition to colors, players with {{perm\|UseColorCodes}} are able to use the newline keyword <code>%N</code> to force a line break mid-message.

			==IRC==
			IRC also supports colors, and fCraft's IRC bot can translate colors between IRC and Minecraft colors on the fly. The following configuration keys control this functionality:
			*'''IRCUseColor''' (default: true) controls whether IRC bots should use colors/formatting when writing messages TO IRC.
			*'''IRCStripMinecraftColors''' (default: true) controls whether colors and color codes in IRC messages should be sent to the Minecraft server.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	==See also==		==See also==
			*[http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Classic_server_protocol#Color_Codes Color code information] on the Minecraft wiki
	*[[/Colors]] command, that lists color codes.		*[[/Colors]] command, that lists color codes.
	*[[Emotes]]		*[[Emotes]]
	*[~~http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Classic_server_protocol#Color_Codes Color code information~~] ~~on the Minecraft wiki~~		*[[Constants]]
	*For block colors, see [[Blocks]].		*For block colors, see [[Blocks]].

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