๐Ÿ”ฎ Creating And Modifying Holograms

Creating and managing floating text displays and tutorial holograms is straightforward using the built-in hologram command.

Plugins & Commands Used

  • Skript Holograms: Built-in script command /hologram for managing custom tutorial holograms in the Raid world.

Step 1: Creating a Hologram

Go to the location where you want the hologram to appear, then run the command:
/hologram create <id>

  • Example: /hologram create welcome_banner
    This spawns a new hologram entity containing placeholder text at your exact location.

Step 2: Modifying Text Lines

Holograms can display multiple lines of text. To set or edit the text of a specific line (1-indexed), run:
/hologram edit <id> <line_num> <text>

  • Example: /hologram edit welcome_banner 1 <##00cdf6>&lWelcome to MC-Labs!
  • Example: /hologram edit welcome_banner 2 &7Click to open the Raid Shop.
    You can use standard Minecraft color codes (&7, &a, etc.) or Hex color tags (<##00cdf6>) to style your text.

Step 3: Adjusting Alignment (Billboard Mode)

Holograms rotate depending on how players view them. You can configure this alignment mode:
/hologram billboard <id> <fixed|vertical|horizontal|center>

  • center: Automatically rotates on all axes to face the player (default).
  • fixed: Remains static in a fixed direction regardless of player movement.
  • vertical: Rotates vertically to face the player.
  • horizontal: Rotates horizontally to face the player.

Step 4: Configuring Visual Styling

You can change the background, size, and drop shadows of the hologram to make it stand out:

Set Scale/Size

Resizes the text display scale:
/hologram scale <id> <scale>

  • Example: /hologram scale welcome_banner 1.5

Toggle Drop Shadows

Enables or disables shadow formatting on the text:
/hologram dropShadow <id> <true|false>

Set Background Color

Configures the RGBA background color for the text box:
/hologram backgroundColorRGBA <id> <rgba>

  • Example: /hologram backgroundColorRGBA welcome_banner 0;0;0;100 (adds a semi-transparent black background)

Step 5: Positioning & Teleportation

If you need to adjust the position of an existing hologram:

Move Hologram Here

Moves the hologram to your current location:
/hologram setLocation <id>

Teleport To Hologram

Teleports yourself to the hologram's location:
/hologram teleportTo <id>

Teleport Hologram Here

Teleports the hologram entity directly to you:
/hologram teleportHere <id>


Step 6: Exporting & Reloading

  • Export Data: To output all active hologram coordinates and configurations to a server log file for backup or migration, run:
    /hologram export
  • Reload Config: To reload all saved hologram configuration files from the disk, run:
    /hologram reload

Step 7: Deleting a Hologram

If a hologram is no longer needed, remove it using:
/hologram delete <id>

[!TIP]
To quickly find a hologram's ID in a crowded area, stand near it and run /hologram getClosest <id> to check the ID of the closest hologram.