Inline

Inline is a Minecraft library that enables embedding various elements directly into text messages. While the main purpose of the project is to provide tools for developers, the mod also includes several interesting features for regular players that can serve as illustrative examples of usage.

Player Features

Client Side

The mod includes several built-in handlers for displaying various objects in text:

• Items — for example, [item:diamond_sword] — works with any item identifiers
• Entities — for example, [entity:pig] — supports any types of creatures
• Player heads — for example, [face:samsthenerd] — uses username
• Mod icons — for example, [mod:inline]

The size of displayed elements can be adjusted using various separators instead of the standard colon:

• ; and : — standard size
• , — reduced scale (x0.75)
• ! — increased scale (x1.5)
• + — double size (x2)

In client settings, you can set a limit on image size in chat to prevent spam and message overlap.

To disable processing of any of these elements, you can add the \ symbol before them.

Some mods, such as EMI, REI, and others, add the name of the source mod to item tooltips. Inline automatically detects this information and adds the corresponding icon.

All these parameters are configurable through the in-game configuration menu.

Create Compatibility

Inline elements can be used on information boards from the Create mod. However, when working with display links, some limitations may arise — for correct display, a board of greater width than expected may be required, otherwise the content may be cut off.

Server Side

On the server side, the commands [show:hand] and [show:offhand] are supported, which allow displaying items from the main or off-hand in chat.

Known Conflicts

• Emojiful — due to replacement of the text renderer, which prevents the application of Inline's mixins.

For Developers