⚙️ Sign coding
A detailed explanation of the codes you have to provide to create a sign
General informations
If you use the command /gs create to create a new sign, you have to tell the plugin what you want this sign to contain. This is where the codes come into play. With these short texts you essentially describe your sign aspect by aspect. Each code is structured as follows:
It is important, that there is no space between two arguments. If you want to use spaces or the character , inside values put the value in quotes like this: txt:"Text" . If you want to use a " inside the quote use: \" . For the character \ use: \\.
Arguments
A list of the argument prefixes provided by this plugin is shown below.
Prefix
Description
Type
Default value
txt
The text that is rendered.
String
/
txt-col
The text color in hexadecimal.
Color
RGB(255,255,255) (White)
bg-col
The color of the background in hexadecimal.
Color
/
bg-url
The URL to the background. If gifs don't work copy the gif into /images/ inside the plugin folder and use bg-img.
String
/
bg-img
The image inside /images/ for the background.
String
/
bg-blur
The radius of the blur that is applied onto the background.
Integer
0
bg-bright
Allows you to control the brightness of the background.
Float
1
dith
Should the whole sign be dithered (True/False).
Boolean
True
fnt
The font family and style [NAME-STYLE]. It is important that the name and the style have no spaces in it.
String
Raleway-Bold
fnt-siz
The font size that is used for text rendering.
Integer
72
fnt-sty
The font style that is used for text rendering (from 0 to 2: Plain, Bold, Italic).
Integer
0
sim-hue
The hue of the color of the simplex noise from 0 to 1. "sim-hue:rdm" results in a random hue.
Float
/
sim-seed
The seed used for the simplex noise texture.
Integer
Random number from 1 to 1000
sim-siz
The size of the noise intervals.
Double
150
outl-col
The outline color in hexadecimal.
Color
/
outl-siz
The size of the outline.
Float
12
outl-sty
The style of the outline (from 0 to 2: Solid, Dashed, Dotted).
Integer
0
Examples
Below is a list of sample codes. Try some of them out to get a feeling for how they work.
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