Algrim Chat
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A chat styling fabric mod for clients
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Algrim Chat
Algrim Chat is a chat styling fabric mod for clients.
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The mod applies custom styling to server messages through use of "patterns". These patterns tell the mod which messages should be styled, and how to style them.
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Dependencies are listed with each release.
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Config GUI can be opened with R,C, by default.
Patterns
Patterns consist of three components:
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Literal
Literal pattern parts are the simplest. They match characters exactly (with a few exceptions).
Example Patterns:
Pattern Message Matches You leveled up!"You leveled up!" ✅ <Player6> Hello"<Player6> Hello" ✅ <Player6> Hello"<Player6> Bye" ❌ <Player6> Hello"<Player2> Hello" ❌ They're great for matching static messages that don't change, but not too useful on their own in terms of chat on a server where player names and message content change.
Some special characters may also be mistaken as other pattern parts, avoid this by escaping them with\ -
Regex
Regex pattern parts are denoted by a
/at the beginning and end.Example Patterns:
Pattern Message Matches Note /You leveled up!/"You leveled up!" ✅ While regex can match static messages, it's often simpler to use a Literal. /.*/"<Player6> Hello" ✅ Will technically match all messages. </\\w+/> /.*/"<Player6> Bye" ✅ Here we are using a combination of Literal "<" and "> ", and Regex parts. -
Style
Style pattern parts apply style to messages (Finally!!!) and are split into two sections:
[Style, Overrides]and(Content)- Style Overrides are a comma separated list of styles.
- Content consists of Literal or Regex components.
Example Patterns:
Pattern Message Matches Note [green](You leveled up!)"You leveled up!" ✅ Styles the message green. <[#00FFFF](/\\w+/)> [white,i](/.*/)"<Player6> Hello" ✅ Styles the player's name in aqua and their message white.
Style Overrides
The valid Style Overrides are:
| Override Name(s) | |
|---|---|
| Bold | bold, b |
| Italics | italic, it, i |
| Underlined | underline, u |
strikethrough, s |
|
| ͅO͆b̼f̧u̺s̓c͠a̿t̝e̿d̮͒ | obfuscate, o |
| Colour | #<hex>, <mc name> |
Styles can be removed by prefixing ! to the Override Name. ! on its own will strip all styles.
ex: [!bold](/.*/) remove bold.
or: [!](/.*/) remove all styling.
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