Chatullo is a Minecraft plugin that introduces global and local chat into the game, instead of just one global. The player can freely write to the local chat, which is visible by default within a radius of 200 meters from the player.
This plugin is built with the Paper library and should be compatible with any server running Paper.
Use !
at the start of the message to wrote to the global chat. Don't start your message with !
if you want to write to the local chat (200 blocks distance).
/chatullo reload
to reload the configuration and localisation files
chatullo.reload
to reload config, false by defaultchatullo.bypass
to bypass global chat requirements, false by defaultchatullo.global
to chat globally, true by defaultchatullo.local
to chat locally, true by default
To install the plugin, download the latest release and place the .jar
file into your server's plugins
folder. Be careful to choose the correct version of Minecraft. Then restart your server, or load the plugin with a plugin manager.
Server administrators have the file config.yml
in the plugin's directory.
They can change the radius of the local chat distance, local and global format. The file also has keys join
and quit
, they are responsible for the message that is displayed in the chat when the player enters or leaves the server.
# Which localisation file should the plugin use
localisation: "en"
# Set the radius of local chat.
radius: 200
# If the player should pay to use global chat
global-pay:
item:
enabled: false
material: "REDSTONE"
amount: 1
vault:
enabled: false
amount: 10.0
# Both fully support PlaceholderAPI
# Global chat format
global-format: "&8[&cG&8]&r &6%player% &e>&r %message%"
# Local chat format
local-format: "&8[&aL&8]&r &6%player% &e>&r %message%"
mentions:
enabled: true
highlight:
enabled: true
format: "&e%player%&r"
sound:
enabled: true
name: "block.note_block.pling"
volume: 0.7
pitch: 1.0
actionbar:
enabled: true
# Message on player join/leave
join: false
quit: false
Contributions are welcome! If you want to help improve Chatullo, feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request.