Title Command Parameter

UltraBar 2.2 introduces a brand new /title command. This new title command has what are called title parameters. The title command uses the same system as the bar command.
They look like this: player:@a. There are a bunch of parameters so look around here and see what they all do.

Parameters are separated into keys and values. They look like this: key:value
So for example, player:@a
player is the key
and @a is the value. The semicolon (:) must be in between the key and value always. There can not be a space between the semicolon for both the key and value!

Required Parameters

These parameters are required in order for the command to run.

player:

Parameters

Title Parameter

Parameter Key: title
Parameter Value: any string. (For example: "Hello World")
Example Use: /utitle title:"&cI am the message"

The message parameter is used to add a message to the title. Color codes (including Hex Color Codes {#3B32EA} can be used.
You can also use PlaceHolderAPI placeholders.

Sub Title Parameter

Parameter Key: subtitle
Parameter Value: any string. (For example: "Hello World")
Example Use: /utitle subtitle:"{#3B32EA}I am the message"

The message parameter is used to add a sub message to the title. Color codes (including Hex Color Codes {#3B32EA} can be used.
You can also use PlaceHolderAPI placeholders.

Player Parameter

Parameter Key: p, player, players
Parameter Value: playername, a collection of players: playername1,playername2, or all, @a, *
Example Use: /utitle player:Ryandw11
Example Use 2: /utitle player:Ryandw11,KingTux
Example Use 3: /utitle player:@a

This parameter is required on all titles!
Who to send the title to. It can be a single player, a list of players, or everyone on the server.
The following permission is needed to send a title to everyone: ultrabar.title.player.all
The following permission is needed to send a title to a list of players: ultrabar.title.player.list

Time Parameter

Parameter Key: time
Parameter Value: any integer greater than 0
Example Use: /utitle time:30

The time parameter is used to say how long the title will stay on screen (time in miliseconds.)

FadeIn Parameter

Parameter Key: fadein
Parameter Value: any integer greater than 0
Example Use: /utitle fadein:10

The time parameter is used to say how long it will take the title to appear on screen during the fade affect (time in miliseconds.)

FadeOut Parameter

Parameter Key: fadeout
Parameter Value: any integer greater than 0
Example Use: /utitle fadeout:10

The time parameter is used to say how long it will take the title to disappear on screen during the fade affect (time in miliseconds.)