New Features

Separate Tag & Text Colors

Set independent colors for channel tag and message text.

• /ch color <channel> <#tag> [#text] — one color sets both, two colors set them independently
• Example: /ch color Global #55FF55 #FFFFFF gives a green tag but white message text
• Shown in /ch info when a separate text color is set
• Backward compatible: existing channels continue using tag color for both

Per-Channel Quick Chat

Quick chat symbol triggers are now controlled per channel.

• Each channel has quickChatEnabled (true/false) in channels.json
• Moved from global config.json toggle to per-channel control
• Existing channels with symbols auto-enable on first load

Multi-World Channels

Restrict channels to one or more worlds.

• Set "worlds": ["world1", "world2"] in channels.json
• Players can only send/receive messages when in an allowed world
• /ch world <channel> add <world> — add a world to the restriction list
• /ch world <channel> remove <world> — remove a world from the list
• /ch world <channel> none — clear all world restrictions
• Requires werchat.world permission
• World restriction shown in /ch info and /ch list
• Backward compatible: old "world": "name" format auto-migrates to array

Admin Targeting for Nicknames & Message Colors

Admins can set other players' nicknames and message colors.

• /ch playernick <player> <name> [#color] [#gradient] — requires werchat.playernick.others
• /ch msgcolor <player> <#color> [#gradient] — requires werchat.msgcolor.others
• Use /ch playernick <player> reset or /ch msgcolor <player> reset to clear

Ignore Chat Cancellations

Optional ignoreChatCancellations setting in config.json.

• When enabled, Werchat processes chat even if another plugin cancelled the event
• Useful when running alongside plugins that have their own chat formatters