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Adds chat formatting and color codes to Forge servers.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
Neoforge is a fork of the Minecraft Forge available for versions 1.20.1+ of Minecraft. Many Forge mods are compatible with Neoforge and vice versa.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Runs on a dedicated server only; does not work in singleplayer.
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EpicChat
A chat formatting mod focused on giving Forge server owners control over their chat aesthetics. LuckPerms support is built in by default, and supports prefixes and suffixes.
Current Features:
- Ability to use legacy (&) color/formatting codes and hex (&#) color codes in chat
- The ability to add and remove nicknames with /nick and /delnick. This supports color codes!
- Prefixes and suffixes are supported via LuckPerms

Planned Features:
- LuckPerms permissions, requiring users to have epicchat.color.*, etc. That way servers can restrict/allow colors and formatting options for users
- Other mod compatibilities. No specific mods in mind, I just plan to explore and see what all I can make work with it.
- Other Forge/Neoforge versions
Issues:
There is currently no way to get ahold of me if there are any issues with the mod, but surely I will remember to set this up later! This mod was made for my own server and I didn't really have any plans to share, but figured people would appreciate having it.
EpicChat
A chat formatting mod focused on giving Fabric server owners control over their chat aesthetics. LuckPerms support is built in and highly recommended!
NOTE: I will probably not be supporting or updating NeoForge and Forge because I don't feel like it!
Current Features:
- Use legacy (&) color/formatting codes and hex (&#) color codes in chat
- Change the default chat format to whatever you want
- Add and remove nicknames with /nick and /delnick. This supports color codes
- Prefixes and suffixes are supported via LuckPerms
- Permission nodes are supported via LuckPerms

Command Usage & Permission Nodes:
/nick | Changes your nickname.
- epicchat.nick
/delnick | Deletes your nickname.
- epicchat.delnick
/delnickfor | Deletes another players nickname.
- epicchat.delnickfor
/nickfor | Changes another players nickname.
- epicchat.nickfor
Allows hex (&#abc123) and legacy (&a-f, &0-9) colors.
- epicchat.color.hex
- epicchat.color.legacy
Allows chat styles Bold: &l
- epicchat.style.bold
Italic: &o
- epicchat.style.italic
Obfuscated: &k
- epicchat.style.obfuscated
Strikethrough: &m
- epicchat.style.strikethrough
Underline: &n
- epicchat.style.underline
Issues:
- Disabling options in the config file will also disable them in the chat formatting. You probably want to use LuckPerms to deny the usage via permissions instead.
There is currently no way to get ahold of me if there are any issues with the mod, but surely I will remember to set this up later!
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