TeamCommand

The TeamCommand mod introduces a new command to Minecraft that allows players to independently organize and manage teams. This system resembles popular faction mods but is built upon the standard /team command that is typically only available to server operators.

Available Commands

• /t create <name> <color> — create a new team with automatic membership for the creator
• /t list [<team>] — view list of all teams or members of a specific team
• /t invite <player> — invite another player to your team
• /t accept — accept the last received invitation
• /t set — configure team parameters:
  • displayName <name> — change displayed name
  • color <color> — change team color
  • friendlyFire <allowed> — allow or prohibit friendly fire damage
  • seeInvisibles <allowed> — ability to see invisible team members
• /t leave — leave current team

Players can also use all standard and modified features related to teams, including /teammsg for sending messages to all team members.

Configuration Settings

Configuration file teamcommand.toml is located in the server configuration folder:

• commandName — command name for team management (default: t)
• allowDuplicateColors — allow same colors for different teams (default: true)
• allowDuplicateDisplaynames — allow same names for different teams (default: false)
• prefixFormat — formatting string for team prefix based on name (default: [%.1s])
• prefixUseTeamColor — use team color for prefix (default: false)
• suffixFormat — formatting string for team suffix (default: empty string)
• suffixUseTeamColor — use team color for suffix (default: false)

Prefix and Suffix Formatting

Formatting strings receive the displayed team name. Syntax corresponds to standard Java formatting strings.

Usage examples:

• [%.1s] — first letter of name in square brackets (default prefix)
• (empty string) — nothing displayed (default suffix)
• TEAM %s — text "TEAM", space and full team name
• %S — team name in uppercase
• %.3S — first three letters of name in uppercase

It's recommended to add spaces at the beginning of suffixes and at the end of prefixes for better visual separation from player name.

System Limitations

• No hierarchy in teams — any member can invite new members
• Cannot change actual team name, only displayed name
• Maximum number of teams limited to 16 when allowDuplicateColors is disabled, since Minecraft only supports 16 colors