🎨Nickname & Colour Help
Within this Guide you'll find out everything with how to set up your nickname on the server if you have a donor rank plus how to set them up with colours.
In order to gain access to setting a nickname on the server, you will need to have at least the Pro rank on the server. If you are only Trainer rank then you will not have access to this command.
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How do I set my Nickname?
Setting up your nickname is incredibly easy to do! All you need to do is run the command:
/nickNAME
Now anytime you speak on the server your name will show up as the nickname you have set.
How do I add colour to my name?
Adding colour into your nickname on the server is also very easy to do. There is two different ways to give your name colour on your nickname with the first option being easy to use but limited with variations of colours with the latter way being a bit more complex but you'll be able to choose any specific colour you wish.
Option 1. Standard Colour Tags
Using any of the colours listed below you can easily add colour to your nickname as simple as:
EXAMPLES:
/nick <yellow>Butter/nick <dark_purple>Phantom
You'll be able to use any of the standard colour tags listed here:
Option 2. Hex Colour Tags
The other option is by using hex colour tags you can obtain from various methods. We recommend using the website below to find the exact colour you wish to use for your nickname:
If you have found a colour that you're happy with you will want to copy the colour hex code which should look similar to this: #E97804 With this colour code, you can input it in the same format as you was doing with the standard colour codes like this:
EXAMPLE:
/nick <#E97804>Butter/nick <#603593>Phantom
Adding Multiple Colours to Nickname
Now that you know how to add colours into your nickname, you can start adding multiple colours into your nickname. Depending on what letters you want to be coloured you'll be slotting the colour tag in-between your name for each corresponding colour. You can combine both standard and hex colour tags for this if this helps you as will be shown in the example shown below:
EXAMPLES:
/nick <#E97804>But<yellow>ter/nick <dark_blue>Phan<dark_purple>tom
You can customise this as much as you can whether this be by highlighting certain words within your nickname, or even creating a rainbow effect with your nickname. Let your imagination go wild with it!
Gradient Colours in Nickname
To add more customisation within your name, you can add gradients within your nickname which acts as a bridge of two or more colours from one end to another. You can use multiple gradients if you wish to have multiple different colours blending in together. You will be using the colour codes generated from the Hex generator for this.
EXAMPLES:
/nick <gradient:#f5f105:#d1b00a:#f29202:#d1b00a:#f5f105>Butter</gradient>/nick <gradient:#111df7:#8102f7>Phantom</gradient>
It is important to ensure that you close these gradients properly. While the name may appear correctly even if the command is not ended with </gradient>, any text sent afterwards can still be affected by the gradient, despite the general text being set to white. As a result, the gradient on your nickname may appear stretched and not follow the colour scheme you originally set. This effect can be seen in the image below compared to the image above.
Pokecolor Command
🌟This section is only relevant for players who have the Master Rank or higher on the server. 🌟
In addition to your existing perks, you can customise your Pokémon’s name using the same formatting options available for your nickname including colour and bold styling for added flair. Unlike with Nicknames, giving colours to pokemon works slightly different as they have different codes to the Hex Format Codes.
To get started, use the following command:
/pokecolor <slot of pokemon> <colour/bold> <name>
This feature also allows you to update the appearance of your entire party. Even better, your customised Pokecolours are permanently saved whether your Pokemon are stored in your PC or traded to another player.
Below are some examples demonstrating how to use the command:
EXAMPLES:
/pokecolor 1 &6&lBid&eoof/pokecolor 6 &dD&5i&dt&5t&do
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