How to use Books
Creating a new book
Typing "/w <title>" while holding a book will create a new book with the specified title. You may add text to the book simply by typing it directly in the chat while still holding the book or using "/w <text>".
There are some combinations of characters that produces special result in the book.
| Text | Produces |
|---|---|
| ;; | Line break |
| :: | New paragraph |
Writing mode
When in write mode anything you write will be appended to the book. If you created a new book, it will automatically be in write mode. You may enable or disable write mode for a book with "/w --write".
Arguments
Allows you to perform special actions for example changing the title of a book ("/w --title New title"). Additionally you may skip "/w", when in writing mode.
| Short | Long | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
-h | --help | Show the help section |
-t | --title | Change the title of a book |
-r | --replace | Replace or remove a word or sentence |
-w | --write | Enable write mode (allows you to leave out /w when writing to a book) |
--undo | Undo the last action | |
--redo | Redo the last undone action | |
--clear | Erase the contents of a book | |
--addauthor | Add an additional author (Only the creator of the book) | |
--removeauthor | Remove an author (Only the creator of the book) |
Crafting
Describes how you can craft a copy of a book
Colours
Please note that the permission books.colour has to be set to to true
The table below describes all the possible colour codes. You may append a code with "\" (backslash) in order to display the code without any colour. Example: \&8
Formatting
Please note that the permission books.format has to be set to to true
The table below describes all the possible format codes. You may append a code with "\" (backslash) in order to display the code without any formatting. Example: \&m
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