Reference
Every %uxmheads_...% placeholder, relational faces, and how to lay a face beside words.
PlaceholderAPI is required; the identifier is uxmheads. The answer is markup, not plain text, so it draws in a plugin
that reads a placeholder's answer as MiniMessage; every UXM plugin does. Each answer is read from memory: a face that
has not loaded yet answers the fallback, and the next ask answers the real one.
| Placeholder | Value |
|---|---|
%uxmheads_face_<row>% | A row of the reader's face, the top one being 1 |
%uxmheads_face_<row>_<name>% | A row of the face of the player called name, online or not |
%uxmheads_head% | The small head the client draws itself, one line high |
%uxmheads_head_<name>% | The small head of the player called name |
%rel_uxmheads_face_<row>% | A row of the other player's face, for the reader |
A line written %uxmheads_face_1% Welcome back puts the words to the right of the first row. Eight lines, one per
row, draw the whole face.
Examples
Let another plugin greet players. Set welcome.enabled = false and write %uxmheads_face_1% to
%uxmheads_face_8% into that plugin's join lines.
A head beside a name in chat. %uxmheads_head% %player_name% in a chat format draws the small head one line high.
Related: Integrations
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