Holograms
To use holograms, you need to install DecentHolograms.
There are 4 hologram types:
STATIC
ANIMATED
ITEM_DISPLAY
BLOCK_DISPLAYStatic Hologram
Example
hologram:
type: static
text: This is a static hologram
update: 3
offset: { x: 0, y: 0, z: 0 }Options
text
textDescription: The text displayed in the hologram. Supports color codes and placeholders.
Example:
update
updateDescription: The update timer in ticks. Used to update placeholders.
Example:
offset
offsetDescription: The hologram’s offset relative to the spawn position. Supports
x,y, andz.Example:
Animated Hologram
Example
Options
frames
framesDescription: The frames displayed in the hologram. Supports color codes and placeholders.
Example:
update
updateDescription: The update timer in ticks. Acts as the delay between switching frames.
Example:
offset
offsetDescription: Optional offset relative to spawn.
Example:
Item Display Hologram
Example
Options
item
itemDescription: The item displayed in the hologram.
Example:
offset
offsetDescription: Optional offset relative to spawn.
Example:
Block Display Hologram
Example
Options
block
blockDescription: The block displayed in the hologram.
Example:
offset
offsetDescription: Optional offset relative to spawn.
Example:
Multi-line Holograms
A multi-line hologram is composed of multiple holograms (static, animated, etc.). Use the offset x y z to prevent overlapping and create visually appealing interfaces.
Example
Note: The default line height of a hologram is 0.25 blocks.