Placeholders

Parties use own and PlaceholderAPI placeholders. These are divided into 2 categories: inside and outside the plugin.

#Table of contents

• Inside Parties
• Outside Parties
• Advanced placeholders
• Custom placeholders

#Inside Parties

Inside Parties configurations, placeholders are called 'tags'.

Every time there is a special tag, there is an explanation too, just scroll your configuration file to catch up every tag 😉.
These are the tags that you can use everywhere:

You can use PlaceholderAPI placeholders inside Parties! Just remember that Parties tags are considered first.

#Outside Parties

Outside Parties you can use PlaceholderAPI to print Parties tags wherever you want! It supports EssentialsChat too.

If you are using MvdW PlaceholderAPI, you need to use {placeholderapi_parties_TAG}.

#Advanced placeholders

List parties by specific order

You can list every party of Parties by the selected order, you can get the party number #<NUMBER> and parse any Parties placeholder with <PLACEHOLDER>.
Examples:

%list_parties_by_name_1%                   ===> MyParty
%list_parties_by_name_1_id%                ===> a36182f1-a500-4b56-91d7-308568596455
%list_parties_by_kills_2_kills%            ===> 130
%list_parties_by_kills_2_leader_name%      ===> AlessioDP

List members by rank

You can list every party member of rank <RANK>, get the number #<NUMBER> and parse any (PlaceholdersAPI too) placeholder with <PLACEHOLDER>.
Examples:

%list_rank_leader_1%                       ===> AlessioDP
%list_rank_member_1%                       ===> AlessioDP2
%list_rank_member_1_online_player_id%      ===> 2757cac1-0636-4465-8527-5df6c46b6f40
%list_rank_member_2_online_player_world%   ===> world (example of PlaceholderAPI placeholder)

List members

You can get the party member number #<NUMBER> and parse any (PlaceholdersAPI too) placeholder with <PLACEHOLDER>.
Examples:

%members_1%                         ===> AlessioDP
%members_2%                         ===> AlessioDP2
%members_online_1_player_id%        ===> 2757cac1-0636-4465-8527-5df6c46b6f40
%members_offline_1%                 ===> AlessioDP2

#Custom placeholders

Thanks to placeholders configuration, you can make every custom placeholder that you want!
If you think that this is useless, this an example of usage:

customs:
  example1: "[%color_code%%party%] "

This will be your format: %parties_custom_example1%%username%: %message%.

This will be the output:
Player1 is inside a party: [&cMyParty] Player1: a message
Player2 is outside a party: Player2: another message