NationTags
NationTags lets players form Nations: player run groups with a custom name tag that shows up in chat, in the tab list, and above players' names in game.
What NationTags Does
- Lets any player create a Nation and become its leader
- Lets other players join an existing Nation
- Gives each Nation a custom tag (supports colors, gradients, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, etc)
- Displays the tag:
- In chat, before your name
- In the tab list, before your name
- As a scoreboard team prefix (shows above your head / in some resource packs and plugins that read scoreboard teams)
- Lets leaders delete their Nation (with a confirmation step, so it can't happen by accident)
- Includes admin tools for server staff to manage Nations
Player Commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| /nationtags create <name> | Creates a new Nation with the given name and makes you its leader. Name must be 2–32 letters (underscores allowed). |
| /nationtags join <name> | Joins an existing Nation. You can't join if you already lead your own Nation. |
| /nationtags leave | Leaves your current Nation. Leaders can't leave this way: they must delete the Nation instead. |
| /nationtags tag <text> | Leaders only. Sets the Nation's tag/prefix. Supports MiniMessage formatting (see below). |
| /nationtags delete <name> | Leaders only. Deletes your Nation. Asks for confirmation first, run it again with confirm at the end to actually delete it.
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Tag Formatting
When setting a tag with /nationtags tag, you can use these formatting tags:
- Hex colors:
<#FF0000> - Named color tag:
<color:#FF0000> - Shorthand color tag:
<c:#FF0000> - Gradients:
<gradient:#FF0000:#0000FF>text(two or more colors supported) - Bold:
<b>text - Italic:
<i>text - Underline:
<u>text - Strikethrough:
<st>text - Obfuscated (magic/scramble):
<obf>text - Rainbow:
<rainbow>text
Any tag not on this list will be rejected, and you'll be told the tag isn't supported, just remove or fix it and try again.
By default, a new Nation's tag is just its name in brackets, e.g. [wolves], until the leader changes it.
Example
/nationtags create wolves
/nationtags tag <gradient:#FF0000:#0000FF>[Wolves]
/nationtags delete wolves confirm