Examples with TextColor net.minecraft.text.TextColor used on opensource projects

Example 1 with TextColor

use of net.minecraft.text.TextColor in project meteor-client by MeteorDevelopment.

the class MeteorToast method setTitle.

public void setTitle(@NotNull String title) {
    this.title = new LiteralText(title).setStyle(Style.EMPTY.withColor(new TextColor(TITLE_COLOR)));
    justUpdated = true;
}

Example 2 with TextColor

use of net.minecraft.text.TextColor in project meteor-client by MeteorDevelopment.

the class BetterTab method getPlayerName.

public Text getPlayerName(PlayerListEntry playerListEntry) {
    Text name;
    Color color = null;
    name = playerListEntry.getDisplayName();
    if (name == null)
        name = new LiteralText(playerListEntry.getProfile().getName());
    if (playerListEntry.getProfile().getId().toString().equals(mc.player.getGameProfile().getId().toString()) && self.get()) {
        color = selfColor.get();
    } else if (friends.get() && Friends.get().get(playerListEntry.getProfile().getName()) != null) {
        Friend friend = Friends.get().get(playerListEntry.getProfile().getName());
        if (friend != null)
            color = Friends.get().color;
    }
    if (color != null) {
        String nameString = name.getString();
        for (Formatting format : Formatting.values()) {
            if (format.isColor())
                nameString = nameString.replace(format.toString(), "");
        }
        name = new LiteralText(nameString).setStyle(name.getStyle().withColor(new TextColor(color.getPacked())));
    }
    return name;
}

Example 3 with TextColor

use of net.minecraft.text.TextColor in project Client by MatHax.

the class BetterTab method getPlayerName.

public Text getPlayerName(PlayerListEntry playerListEntry) {
    Text name;
    Color color = null;
    name = playerListEntry.getDisplayName();
    if (name == null) {
        /*if (mc.getSession().getUsername().equals("Matejko06"))
                name = new LiteralText("  " + playerListEntry.getProfile().getName());
            else*/
        name = new LiteralText(playerListEntry.getProfile().getName());
    }
    if (playerListEntry.getProfile().getId().toString().equals(mc.player.getGameProfile().getId().toString()) && self.get()) {
        color = selfColor.get();
    } else if (friends.get() && Friends.get().get(playerListEntry.getProfile().getName()) != null) {
        Friend friend = Friends.get().get(playerListEntry.getProfile().getName());
        if (friend != null)
            color = Friends.get().color;
    } else if (enemies.get() && Enemies.get().get(playerListEntry.getProfile().getName()) != null) {
        Enemy enemy = Enemies.get().get(playerListEntry.getProfile().getName());
        if (enemy != null)
            color = Enemies.get().color;
    }
    if (color != null) {
        String nameString = name.getString();
        for (Formatting format : Formatting.values()) {
            if (format.isColor())
                nameString = nameString.replace(format.toString(), "");
        }
        name = new LiteralText(nameString).setStyle(name.getStyle().withColor(new TextColor(color.getPacked())));
    }
    return name;
}

Example 4 with TextColor

use of net.minecraft.text.TextColor in project Client by MatHax.

the class ToastSystem method setTitle.

public void setTitle(@NotNull String title) {
    this.title = new LiteralText(title).setStyle(Style.EMPTY.withColor(new TextColor(titleColor)));
    justUpdated = true;
}

Example 5 with TextColor

use of net.minecraft.text.TextColor in project meteor-client by MeteorDevelopment.

the class MeteorToast method setText.

public void setText(@Nullable String text) {
    this.text = text != null ? new LiteralText(text).setStyle(Style.EMPTY.withColor(new TextColor(TEXT_COLOR))) : null;
    justUpdated = true;
}