Colors

colors.yml controls how the numeric level value is colored by level range.

Format

colors: # Root section for all level color sets.
  emerald: # Unique color id used by menus and placeholders.
    level: # Range rules for this color set.
      - '1-10': "<green><value></green>" # Applies to levels 1 through 10.
      - '11-25': "<gradient:#7CFFCB:#B8FF7C><value></gradient>" # Applies to levels 11 through 25.
      - '26-INF': "<aqua><bold><value></bold></aqua>" # INF means the range continues forever.
    permission: "fiolevels.colors.emerald" # Permission required to select this color. Use "" for public.
    default: false # Optional. Set true on one entry to make it the fallback.

Range format

Format	Meaning
1-5	Applies from level 1 through 5.
6-10	Applies from level 6 through 10.
96-INF	Applies from level 96 and above.

Placeholders

Placeholder	Description
<value>	The current level value before final rendering.

How to add a new color

1. Open colors.yml.
2. Add a new id under colors.
3. Add one or more level range rules.
4. Use <value> inside each format.
5. Add permission if this color should be locked.
6. Reload FioLevels.

Example: simple color

colors: # All color presets.
  clean_blue: # New color id.
    level: # Level range rules.
      - '1-INF': "<blue><value></blue>" # Every level renders blue.
    permission: "" # Everyone can use this color.

Example: gradient by level range

colors: # All color presets.
  rank_gradient: # New color id.
    level: # Level range rules.
      - '1-25': "<gray><value></gray>" # Early levels.
      - '26-50': "<green><value></green>" # Mid levels.
      - '51-75': "<aqua><value></aqua>" # High levels.
      - '76-INF': "<gradient:#ffd166:#ef476f><value></gradient>" # Endgame levels.
    permission: "fiolevels.colors.rank_gradient" # Locked color permission.

Menu note

The selector menu layout is controlled separately in Menu / Colors.