How do I make floating tagged text using ArmorStand in Minecraft?

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I need to make floating colored and bold text in Minecraft, but the CustomName tag doesn't have a color or bold tag (that I know of). I need a 100% sure answer.



Best Answer

You can't put JSON text formatting in entity names (nor in things like item names/lore). Instead, you should use the section symbol, "§", and a formatting code. E.G: §c before the name for red, §l before the name for bold.

You can't paste or type § directly into chat, though. Instead, you'll need to use a server console (or RCON), or an external tool such as MCEdit or NBTExplorer.




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How do you make text float in Minecraft?

Removing the Floating Text Now if you want to remove the floating text again, the trick is to \u201ckill\u201d the nearest armor stand. So make sure you stand right next to or in front of the text you want to remove!



✅MCPE | Clickable Armor Stand Command Tutorial




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Answer 2

So on Bukkit, you can do & and then put a letter / number to make things colored, but I found this list:

\u00A70 - BLACK
\u00A71 - DARK BLUE
\u00A72 - DARK GREEN
\u00A73 - DARK AQUA
\u00A74 - DARK RED
\u00A75 - DARK PURPLE
\u00A76 - GOLD
\u00A77 - GRAY
\u00A78 - DARK GRAY
\u00A79 - INDIGO
\u00A7a - GREEN
\u00A7b - AQUA
\u00A7c - RED
\u00A7d - PINK
\u00A7e - YELLOW
\u00A7f - WHITE
\u00A7k - Obfuscated
\u00A7l - Bold
\u00A7m - Strikethrough
\u00A7n - Underline
\u00A7o - Italic

Instead of putting & for colors, try these, so say you want the CustomName to be red and bold, use:

\u00A7c\u00A7l

before your text.

WARNING: I have no experience using this in CustomNames, but I did accomplish my message of the day color on my vanilla server using this.

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