Prefix inventory

Prefix inventory

The lightweight, all-in-one prefix management solution for your Minecraft server.

Prefix inventory is a robust utility designed to give server administrators full control over player prefixes. Whether you want to reward players with custom titles or manage a complex hierarchy, Prefix inventory provides the tools you need through a clean GUI and a comprehensive command system.

Key Features:

Intuitive GUI: Manage prefixes through an easy-to-use graphical interface.

PlaceholderAPI Support: Includes a built-in PrefixExpansion to seamlessly display prefixes in your tab list, scoreboard, or chat.

Administrative Control: Full suite of admin commands to set, remove, or modify prefixes for any player.

Moderation Ready: Includes "Ban" and "Pardon" functionality specifically for prefixes, allowing you to restrict specific users from using the prefix system.

Event Listeners: Optimized ChatListener and ConnectionListener to ensure prefixes load instantly when a player joins and display correctly in chat.

Advanced Visuals & Formatting

Give your chat a modern look! Prefix inventory supports full color customization, allowing players and admins to express themselves without limits: Standard Colors: Support for all legacy color codes (e.g., Red, Blue, Gold). RGB & Hex Support: Use any color imaginable (e.g., &#FF5555) to match specific aesthetics. Gradients: Create stunning text that blends smoothly between multiple colors. Rainbow Text: Automatically animate or colorize prefixes with a full spectrum rainbow effect.

Commands

Manage everything directly from the chat or console using these streamlined commands: /prinv – Opens the main GUI for players to select their prefixes. /prset – Manually set a specific prefix for a player. /prrm – Remove a player's current prefix and reset it to default. /pradd – Admin command to add new valid prefixes to the system/inventory. /prban – Ban a player from changing or using prefixes. /prpardon – Unban a player, restoring their access to the prefix system.