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- move some logic around and stop using ChatFormatting class in SetCommand.java in favor of TextColor class and the internal MinecraftColor.java - adjust the normalization logic of color inputs, they all now save as "#00FFFF" format, instead of previously where you could see "FFFF" saved.
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meant to say "#FFFF" oh well :P |
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i guess side note, i have not checked that luckperms api perms stuff still work, they may, they may not. I forgot what lucko was doing more recently.. iirc he was merging it into luckperms itself? |
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move some logic around and stop using ChatFormatting class in SetCommand.java in favor of TextColor class and the internal MinecraftColor.java
adjust the normalization logic of color inputs, they all now save as "#00FFFF" format, instead of previously where you could see "FFFF" saved.