SignColours Plugin cho Minecraft

SignColours allows all players on the server, or people with Permissions, to add coloured text to signs. Simply use the # or the & character (depending on which edition you chose) followed by a hexidecimal digit (0-f) to give the rest of that line a colour.

Current Features

• Allows players to add colours to signs
• Supports Bukkit Permissions
• Stable, rarely needs updates.

Upcoming Features

• None planned

Command

• None

Permission Nodes

• signcolours.e - Allow user to use the colour yellow (e)
• signcolours.* - Allow user to use all colours

Instructions

Colour codes are the same as chat message colours:

using a # in a sign in any other circumstances will keep the # symbol

As an example, adding the text to a sign:

#4WARNING #6Land Mines so be #ecareful (or #fdie#0)

results in:

Source

In main .jar

Changelog

• Version 1.5: Latest Version

• Added support for colours l (bold), m (strike through), n (underline), o (italic), and r (reset).

• Version 1.4:

• Recompiled and tested. It has worked fine but some people are scared it didn't.

• Version 1.3:

• Updated for Bukkit's new event system.

• Version 1.2:

• Added support for the "k" colour, as per request.

• Version 1.1:

• Minor code clean up and a compiled with latest Bukkit.

• Version 1.0:

• Now exclusively uses Bukkit's built-in permissions system.