Preset

Presets consist of properties that define how a tooltip is shown. They are configured in the presets folder.

Base configuration

preset-id:
    content: # Optional
        text: # supports PAPI placeholders & hex colors
        - 'Test Tooltip'
        - 'Price: 500{gem}'
        - '(Click to buy)'
    fade: # Optional
        fadein: 20 # in ticks
        stay: 20 # in ticks, 100 by default
        fadeout: 20 # in ticks
    display:
        theme: default # Required, "default" by default
        color: white # Optional, white by default, supports hex & gradients
        horizontal-shift: 0 # Optional, 0 by default
    conditions: # Optional
        conditions: # 
        - gamemode{gm=creative} true
        show: # Optional
            active: true # Optional, true by default
            cooldown: 0 # Optional, 0 by default
        actions: # Optional
            right-click: # Optional
            - command

In essence, every property except for the theme is optional. This would work just fine, but at that point you're better off just sending the theme:

preset-id:
    display:
        theme: default

Properties explanation

text

A text line can be centered in the tooltip like so:

content:
  text:
  - 'Regular text, not centered'
  - '||Centered text||'

color

Gradients generate a larger JSON message than regular color, so tooltips with gradients that have a large background may be laggier!

You can specify the color the following ways:

color: 'white'
color: '#fcba03'
color: 'red-green' # gradient from red to green
color: '#ffffff-#00ff19' # gradient from #ffffff to #00ff19
color: '#ffffff-#00ff19-#ffffff' # gradient from #ffffff to #00ff19 and to #ffffff again 

color: "#ffffff-#ff0000-#ffffff"

horizontal-shift

Moves the tooltip away from the center. Specified in pixels

horizontal-shift: 10

horizontal-shift: -10

conditions

🪛pageConditions

show

pageShow

actions

pageActions

Parenting

Presets support parenting since plugin version 1.5. Parenting allows you to copy all properties from a "parent" preset into another preset and modify only the required properties. Parents and children are defined like so:

parent:
  content:
    text:
    - '&cThe parent!'
  display:
    theme: default-one-line

child:
  parent: parent
  
child-modified:
  parent: parent
  content:
    text:
    - '&aThe second child!'

Other children can be parented as well.