- Denizen Version
- 1.2.1-b1749+
This resource pack provides two great tools:
- A completely black and completely white display as well as 25%, 50%, and 75% transparent versions of each
- The negative spacing font found on GitHub with credit to AmberWat/NegativeSpaceFont for allowing us to use this within our resource packs
An example usage:
Using this script snippet, you could
An explanation of the tags used above:
The character codes for 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100% are
When using the white, you can use this in combination with color codes to colorize the images as well. Take these examples of what kind of possibilities you can add:
- Succumbing to flesh wounds
- Swimming in that suspicious yellow water hole
- Feeling the nice winter breeze
- Or even expressing your inner colors with any color on the hexadecimal and RGB color pallette!
- A completely black and completely white display as well as 25%, 50%, and 75% transparent versions of each
- The negative spacing font found on GitHub with credit to AmberWat/NegativeSpaceFont for allowing us to use this within our resource packs
An example usage:
YAML:
fancy_teleport:
type: task
debug: false
definitions: target|location
script:
- title title:<&font[fade:black]><&chr[0004]><&chr[F801]><&chr[0004]> fade_in:5t stay:0s fade_out:1s targets:<[target]>
- wait 5t
- teleport <[target]> <[location]>
- playsound <[target]> sound:BLOCK_BEACON_ACTIVATEUsing this script snippet, you could
- run fancy_teleport def:<PlayerTag>|<LocationTag> and teleport a playertag (or a listtag of playertags) to a location and get a result like this!An explanation of the tags used above:
<&font[fade:black]> - This is a tag that formats the rest of the element to the font file within the resource pack - this can also be achieved with tags like <&chr[0001].font[fade:black]> which would only format the text generated in that one tag as opposed to everything following the <&font[<namespace:file>]> tag<&chr[0004]> - This generates a unicode character formatted from the fade resource pack - it's just a 256x256 image of a black box.<&chr[F801]> - This generates a unicode character formatted from the negative spacing resource pack - it removes the one pixel of space between the two black boxes, making a 514x256 black box without a pixel space gap between them.The character codes for 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100% are
0001, 0002, 0003, and 0004 used in the <&chr[]> tag and are formatted with &font[fade:black] / &font[fade:white] or with the .font[fade:black] / .font[fade:white].When using the white, you can use this in combination with color codes to colorize the images as well. Take these examples of what kind of possibilities you can add:
- Succumbing to flesh wounds
- Swimming in that suspicious yellow water hole
- Feeling the nice winter breeze
- Or even expressing your inner colors with any color on the hexadecimal and RGB color pallette!
