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.

If you are using LuckPerms, you can use %luckperms_prefix% and %luckperms_suffix% placeholders in any Parties.

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