First Join Message

Description

Requires the library mod Collective.

   This mod is part of The Vanilla Experience modpack and Serilum's Customization Bundle mod.
First Join Message is a minimalistic configurable mod which sends a message to players who join a world for the first time. This can be used to create a more immersive first experience, or a more informational message with for example the rules of a server or minigame. There is also an option to broadcast a message to the whole server if a new player joins.


Configurable: ( how do I configure? )
firstJoinMessage (default = "You wake up in an unfamiliar place."): The message players will receive when they join a world for the first time. To disable, leave it empty. %s can be used in place of the player name.
firstJoinMessageTextFormattingColourIndex (default = 2, min 0, max 15): The colour of the message. The value chosen can be any of those below.
serverBroadcastMessage (default = ""): The message players will receive when they join a world for the first time. To disable, leave it empty. %s can be used in place of the player name.
serverBroadcastMessageTextFormattingColourIndex (default = 3, min 0, max 15): The colour of the message. The value chosen can be any of those below.

Possible TextFormatting.Colour values, used in the config file:
0: black,
1: dark_blue,
2: dark_green,
3: dark_aqua,
4: dark_red,
5: dark_purple,
6: gold,
7: gray,
8: dark_gray,
9: blue,
10: green,
11: aqua,
12: red,
13: light_purple,
14: yellow,
15: white.

The default message in-game:

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