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How to colour item text in Vanilla minecraft?


How to color sign text in Minecraft






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Recently, I have seen item names on servers and on this very website with odd characters preceding them. I was thinking "well, this changes everything!".



Can you make item name act like JSON text using this method? (i.e. any colour, bold, italic, obfuscated?)



Please list methods/preceders below.




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What I am looking for is the colour of the item names, not sign block data or written books with coloured text. For example, when you go on a server, you often see items with coloured or obfuscated names.










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    Recently, I have seen item names on servers and on this very website with odd characters preceding them. I was thinking "well, this changes everything!".



    Can you make item name act like JSON text using this method? (i.e. any colour, bold, italic, obfuscated?)



    Please list methods/preceders below.




    Edit



    What I am looking for is the colour of the item names, not sign block data or written books with coloured text. For example, when you go on a server, you often see items with coloured or obfuscated names.










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      Recently, I have seen item names on servers and on this very website with odd characters preceding them. I was thinking "well, this changes everything!".



      Can you make item name act like JSON text using this method? (i.e. any colour, bold, italic, obfuscated?)



      Please list methods/preceders below.




      Edit



      What I am looking for is the colour of the item names, not sign block data or written books with coloured text. For example, when you go on a server, you often see items with coloured or obfuscated names.










      share|improve this question
















      Recently, I have seen item names on servers and on this very website with odd characters preceding them. I was thinking "well, this changes everything!".



      Can you make item name act like JSON text using this method? (i.e. any colour, bold, italic, obfuscated?)



      Please list methods/preceders below.




      Edit



      What I am looking for is the colour of the item names, not sign block data or written books with coloured text. For example, when you go on a server, you often see items with coloured or obfuscated names.







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          You can use a sign to run a command containing the section symbol (disguised as unicode u00A7 because the actual "§" character cannot be typed in a command block), which formats the item's display name as desired. The following provides the player with a sign that, when right-clicked, provides the player with a stone that has an obfuscated name:



          /give @p minecraft:sign 1 0 BlockEntityTag:Text1:""text":"","clickEvent":"action":"run_command","value":"/give @p minecraft:stone 1 0 display:Name:\"u00A7ru00A7kThis text is obfuscated.\"""


          The formatting is reset first since it would otherwise be italic by default.






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          • Thanks! Do you know any other formats or ways to separate sections in the name?

            – Chemical Comrade
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          • If this has fixed it for you can you mark it as an awnser for this kind person!

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          It is currently not possible (as of version 1.11) to colour the names of items using colour/formatting codes without the use of mods.



          You can, however, use the formatting codes in conjunction with the § character to colour the text in books and quills.



          A reference of all the colour/formatting codes can be found below:



          +-------+------------------+
          | Code | Effect |
          +-------+------------------+
          | §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 |
          | §a | Green |
          | §b | Aqua |
          | §c | Red |
          | §d | Light Purple |
          | §e | Yellow |
          | §f | White |
          +-------+------------------+
          | §k | Obfuscated |
          | §l | Bold |
          | §m | Strikethrough |
          | §n | Underline |
          | §o | Italic |
          | §r | Reset formatting |
          +-------+------------------+


          Codes sourced from Minecraft Wiki






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          • This is awesome in combination with @Skylinerw 's answer. I would give the tick to both if I could. Thanks guys!

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          @FungusKing I would recommend using link as it will automatically generate signs, tellraws, books, etc. All you have to do is fill out the required fields.






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          • Oh that's odd. It removed the name. It's called "Minecraft JSON". It's a website that generates a /give command that will give you a sign with the colors, bolds, strikethroughs, etc. that you fill out. It also works with /tellraw /execute and other Minecraft commands that use the JSON format.

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          There is a way to /give colored items in 1.12.2 (at least in spigot)



          If you're a server administrator, you can spawn colored title items by using the § character in the console. You are able to write, or copy-paste this into the console. The windows alt-code is Alt-0167 (not sure about apple, sorry).



          E.g. (from console)
          give @p diamondsword 1 0 display:Name:"§cThis sword's name is light red!"






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              You can use a sign to run a command containing the section symbol (disguised as unicode u00A7 because the actual "§" character cannot be typed in a command block), which formats the item's display name as desired. The following provides the player with a sign that, when right-clicked, provides the player with a stone that has an obfuscated name:



              /give @p minecraft:sign 1 0 BlockEntityTag:Text1:""text":"","clickEvent":"action":"run_command","value":"/give @p minecraft:stone 1 0 display:Name:\"u00A7ru00A7kThis text is obfuscated.\"""


              The formatting is reset first since it would otherwise be italic by default.






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              • Thanks! Do you know any other formats or ways to separate sections in the name?

                – Chemical Comrade
                Nov 30 '16 at 4:50











              • If this has fixed it for you can you mark it as an awnser for this kind person!

                – Jcraft153
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              You can use a sign to run a command containing the section symbol (disguised as unicode u00A7 because the actual "§" character cannot be typed in a command block), which formats the item's display name as desired. The following provides the player with a sign that, when right-clicked, provides the player with a stone that has an obfuscated name:



              /give @p minecraft:sign 1 0 BlockEntityTag:Text1:""text":"","clickEvent":"action":"run_command","value":"/give @p minecraft:stone 1 0 display:Name:\"u00A7ru00A7kThis text is obfuscated.\"""


              The formatting is reset first since it would otherwise be italic by default.






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              • Thanks! Do you know any other formats or ways to separate sections in the name?

                – Chemical Comrade
                Nov 30 '16 at 4:50











              • If this has fixed it for you can you mark it as an awnser for this kind person!

                – Jcraft153
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              You can use a sign to run a command containing the section symbol (disguised as unicode u00A7 because the actual "§" character cannot be typed in a command block), which formats the item's display name as desired. The following provides the player with a sign that, when right-clicked, provides the player with a stone that has an obfuscated name:



              /give @p minecraft:sign 1 0 BlockEntityTag:Text1:""text":"","clickEvent":"action":"run_command","value":"/give @p minecraft:stone 1 0 display:Name:\"u00A7ru00A7kThis text is obfuscated.\"""


              The formatting is reset first since it would otherwise be italic by default.






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              You can use a sign to run a command containing the section symbol (disguised as unicode u00A7 because the actual "§" character cannot be typed in a command block), which formats the item's display name as desired. The following provides the player with a sign that, when right-clicked, provides the player with a stone that has an obfuscated name:



              /give @p minecraft:sign 1 0 BlockEntityTag:Text1:""text":"","clickEvent":"action":"run_command","value":"/give @p minecraft:stone 1 0 display:Name:\"u00A7ru00A7kThis text is obfuscated.\"""


              The formatting is reset first since it would otherwise be italic by default.







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              • Thanks! Do you know any other formats or ways to separate sections in the name?

                – Chemical Comrade
                Nov 30 '16 at 4:50











              • If this has fixed it for you can you mark it as an awnser for this kind person!

                – Jcraft153
                Dec 1 '16 at 8:41

















              • Thanks! Do you know any other formats or ways to separate sections in the name?

                – Chemical Comrade
                Nov 30 '16 at 4:50











              • If this has fixed it for you can you mark it as an awnser for this kind person!

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              Thanks! Do you know any other formats or ways to separate sections in the name?

              – Chemical Comrade
              Nov 30 '16 at 4:50





              Thanks! Do you know any other formats or ways to separate sections in the name?

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              Nov 30 '16 at 4:50













              If this has fixed it for you can you mark it as an awnser for this kind person!

              – Jcraft153
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              If this has fixed it for you can you mark it as an awnser for this kind person!

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              It is currently not possible (as of version 1.11) to colour the names of items using colour/formatting codes without the use of mods.



              You can, however, use the formatting codes in conjunction with the § character to colour the text in books and quills.



              A reference of all the colour/formatting codes can be found below:



              +-------+------------------+
              | Code | Effect |
              +-------+------------------+
              | §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 |
              | §a | Green |
              | §b | Aqua |
              | §c | Red |
              | §d | Light Purple |
              | §e | Yellow |
              | §f | White |
              +-------+------------------+
              | §k | Obfuscated |
              | §l | Bold |
              | §m | Strikethrough |
              | §n | Underline |
              | §o | Italic |
              | §r | Reset formatting |
              +-------+------------------+


              Codes sourced from Minecraft Wiki






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              • This is awesome in combination with @Skylinerw 's answer. I would give the tick to both if I could. Thanks guys!

                – Chemical Comrade
                Aug 10 '17 at 6:51















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              It is currently not possible (as of version 1.11) to colour the names of items using colour/formatting codes without the use of mods.



              You can, however, use the formatting codes in conjunction with the § character to colour the text in books and quills.



              A reference of all the colour/formatting codes can be found below:



              +-------+------------------+
              | Code | Effect |
              +-------+------------------+
              | §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 |
              | §a | Green |
              | §b | Aqua |
              | §c | Red |
              | §d | Light Purple |
              | §e | Yellow |
              | §f | White |
              +-------+------------------+
              | §k | Obfuscated |
              | §l | Bold |
              | §m | Strikethrough |
              | §n | Underline |
              | §o | Italic |
              | §r | Reset formatting |
              +-------+------------------+


              Codes sourced from Minecraft Wiki






              share|improve this answer

























              • This is awesome in combination with @Skylinerw 's answer. I would give the tick to both if I could. Thanks guys!

                – Chemical Comrade
                Aug 10 '17 at 6:51













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              It is currently not possible (as of version 1.11) to colour the names of items using colour/formatting codes without the use of mods.



              You can, however, use the formatting codes in conjunction with the § character to colour the text in books and quills.



              A reference of all the colour/formatting codes can be found below:



              +-------+------------------+
              | Code | Effect |
              +-------+------------------+
              | §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 |
              | §a | Green |
              | §b | Aqua |
              | §c | Red |
              | §d | Light Purple |
              | §e | Yellow |
              | §f | White |
              +-------+------------------+
              | §k | Obfuscated |
              | §l | Bold |
              | §m | Strikethrough |
              | §n | Underline |
              | §o | Italic |
              | §r | Reset formatting |
              +-------+------------------+


              Codes sourced from Minecraft Wiki






              share|improve this answer















              It is currently not possible (as of version 1.11) to colour the names of items using colour/formatting codes without the use of mods.



              You can, however, use the formatting codes in conjunction with the § character to colour the text in books and quills.



              A reference of all the colour/formatting codes can be found below:



              +-------+------------------+
              | Code | Effect |
              +-------+------------------+
              | §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 |
              | §a | Green |
              | §b | Aqua |
              | §c | Red |
              | §d | Light Purple |
              | §e | Yellow |
              | §f | White |
              +-------+------------------+
              | §k | Obfuscated |
              | §l | Bold |
              | §m | Strikethrough |
              | §n | Underline |
              | §o | Italic |
              | §r | Reset formatting |
              +-------+------------------+


              Codes sourced from Minecraft Wiki







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              • This is awesome in combination with @Skylinerw 's answer. I would give the tick to both if I could. Thanks guys!

                – Chemical Comrade
                Aug 10 '17 at 6:51

















              • This is awesome in combination with @Skylinerw 's answer. I would give the tick to both if I could. Thanks guys!

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              This is awesome in combination with @Skylinerw 's answer. I would give the tick to both if I could. Thanks guys!

              – Chemical Comrade
              Aug 10 '17 at 6:51





              This is awesome in combination with @Skylinerw 's answer. I would give the tick to both if I could. Thanks guys!

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              Aug 10 '17 at 6:51











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              @FungusKing I would recommend using link as it will automatically generate signs, tellraws, books, etc. All you have to do is fill out the required fields.






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              • Oh that's odd. It removed the name. It's called "Minecraft JSON". It's a website that generates a /give command that will give you a sign with the colors, bolds, strikethroughs, etc. that you fill out. It also works with /tellraw /execute and other Minecraft commands that use the JSON format.

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              @FungusKing I would recommend using link as it will automatically generate signs, tellraws, books, etc. All you have to do is fill out the required fields.






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              • Oh that's odd. It removed the name. It's called "Minecraft JSON". It's a website that generates a /give command that will give you a sign with the colors, bolds, strikethroughs, etc. that you fill out. It also works with /tellraw /execute and other Minecraft commands that use the JSON format.

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              @FungusKing I would recommend using link as it will automatically generate signs, tellraws, books, etc. All you have to do is fill out the required fields.






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              @FungusKing I would recommend using link as it will automatically generate signs, tellraws, books, etc. All you have to do is fill out the required fields.







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              • Oh that's odd. It removed the name. It's called "Minecraft JSON". It's a website that generates a /give command that will give you a sign with the colors, bolds, strikethroughs, etc. that you fill out. It also works with /tellraw /execute and other Minecraft commands that use the JSON format.

                – KompriZe
                Dec 2 '16 at 2:42

















              • Oh that's odd. It removed the name. It's called "Minecraft JSON". It's a website that generates a /give command that will give you a sign with the colors, bolds, strikethroughs, etc. that you fill out. It also works with /tellraw /execute and other Minecraft commands that use the JSON format.

                – KompriZe
                Dec 2 '16 at 2:42
















              Oh that's odd. It removed the name. It's called "Minecraft JSON". It's a website that generates a /give command that will give you a sign with the colors, bolds, strikethroughs, etc. that you fill out. It also works with /tellraw /execute and other Minecraft commands that use the JSON format.

              – KompriZe
              Dec 2 '16 at 2:42





              Oh that's odd. It removed the name. It's called "Minecraft JSON". It's a website that generates a /give command that will give you a sign with the colors, bolds, strikethroughs, etc. that you fill out. It also works with /tellraw /execute and other Minecraft commands that use the JSON format.

              – KompriZe
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              There is a way to /give colored items in 1.12.2 (at least in spigot)



              If you're a server administrator, you can spawn colored title items by using the § character in the console. You are able to write, or copy-paste this into the console. The windows alt-code is Alt-0167 (not sure about apple, sorry).



              E.g. (from console)
              give @p diamondsword 1 0 display:Name:"§cThis sword's name is light red!"






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                There is a way to /give colored items in 1.12.2 (at least in spigot)



                If you're a server administrator, you can spawn colored title items by using the § character in the console. You are able to write, or copy-paste this into the console. The windows alt-code is Alt-0167 (not sure about apple, sorry).



                E.g. (from console)
                give @p diamondsword 1 0 display:Name:"§cThis sword's name is light red!"






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                  There is a way to /give colored items in 1.12.2 (at least in spigot)



                  If you're a server administrator, you can spawn colored title items by using the § character in the console. You are able to write, or copy-paste this into the console. The windows alt-code is Alt-0167 (not sure about apple, sorry).



                  E.g. (from console)
                  give @p diamondsword 1 0 display:Name:"§cThis sword's name is light red!"






                  share|improve this answer















                  There is a way to /give colored items in 1.12.2 (at least in spigot)



                  If you're a server administrator, you can spawn colored title items by using the § character in the console. You are able to write, or copy-paste this into the console. The windows alt-code is Alt-0167 (not sure about apple, sorry).



                  E.g. (from console)
                  give @p diamondsword 1 0 display:Name:"§cThis sword's name is light red!"







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