ChatFormatMod

Formatting is controlled by permission groups: administrators, VIP players and regular members can each receive a different chat style. The format string accepts the full ChatMod token set, including colour codes, hex colours, hover and click events, item and sprite names, newlines, centering, ChatMod placeholders and PlaceholderAPI placeholders. Configuration is a simple YAML file, and changes take effect after a restart.

Players can set their own nickname, cosmetic tag, personal profile, custom rank prefix and suffix. A nickname is rejected when it is empty, when it contains only colour codes without any visible characters, or when its visible text matches another player's name once case and colour codes are set aside. Holders of the chatmod.nick.duplicate permission bypass the duplicate check. Fields can offer a predefined option list that players cycle through with left and right clicks, or accept free text typed into chat.

ChatFormatMod publishes nicknames, ranks and profile fields as PlaceholderAPI values in the chatformatmod namespace, which lets tablist, scoreboard and nametag mods read them without extra configuration. The mod integrates with LuckPerms for permission-driven systems, and it works with Chat Mod's built-in placeholders such as online players, date and time. The mod is server-side only, and it requires Fabric API on Fabric. Builds exist for 26.1 – 26.3, with 1.0.0 for 26.3 as the latest file. The mod is published under All rights reserved and is not open source.