Colored MOTD Codes

Here is a guide to making your MOTD colored! Post these codes before your MOTD words and it will be colored.

Ex: \u00A7aMine\u00A7bCraft
Ex(Color): MineCraft

\u00A71 Dark Blue
\u00A72 Dark Green
\u00A73 Aqua
\u00A74 Dark Red
\u00A75 Dark Purple
\u00A76 Gold
\u00A77 Gray
\u00A78 Dark Gray
\u00A79 Blue
\u00A70 Black
\u00A7a Light Green
\u00A7b Light Blue
\u00A7c Light Red
\u00A7d Purple
\u00A7e Yellow
\u00A7f White

 

This is an amazing guide ! +1 ---- > However i like using plugins like ColoredMOTD to get the job done

 

Just letting you know that if you use a "

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" and put a number or letter from this list:

§0 Black 0 0 0 000000 0 0 0 000000​

§1 Dark Blue 0 0 170 0000AA 0 0 42 00002A​

§2 Dark Green 0 170 0 00AA00 0 42 0 002A00​

§3 Dark Aqua 0 170 170 00AAAA 0 42 42 002A2A​

§4 Dark Red 170 0 0 AA0000 42 0 0 2A0000​

§5 Dark Purple 170 0 170 AA00AA 42 0 42 2A002A​

§6 Gold 255 170 0 FFAA00 42 42 0 2A2A00​

§7 Gray 170 170 170 AAAAAA 42 42 42 2A2A2A​

§8 Dark Gray 85 85 85 555555 21 21 21 151515​

§9 Blue 85 85 255 5555FF 21 21 63 15153F​

§a Green 85 255 85 55FF55 21 63 21 153F15​

§b Aqua 85 255 255 55FFFF 21 63 63 153F3F​

§c Red 255 85 85 FF5555 63 21 21 3F1515​

§d Light Purple 255 85 255 FF55FF 63 21 63 3F153F​

§e Yellow 255 255 85 FFFF55 63 63 21 3F3F15​

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^- The problem with that method is it won't work on linux if the file is reopened by the defaul Yaml parser of bukkit. (what is the case for almost all .yml files in bukkit). The file doesn't get saved as UTF-8 encoding replacing those
characters with "?".

- Maxim