Tablist

#Tablist

The tablist is the list of players shown while the tab key is held. This module replaces the header and footer around it, and can also restyle the player names inside it, sort them by rank and hide players in other worlds. Open it from Editor > Modules > Tablist.

#Refresh Rate

With this option, you can change how many ticks pass between two refreshes, which is what keeps placeholders in the header and footer current. 20 ticks is one second.

#Header

With this option, you can edit the lines shown above the player list. An empty entry leaves a blank line for spacing, and PlaceholderAPI placeholders work here.

#Footer

With this option, you can edit the lines shown below the player list.

#Per World Playerlist

With this option, you can hide players who are in a different world, so each world's tablist only lists the people actually around you.

#Name Formatting

With this option, you can restyle how each player's name appears inside the list, using the Tab Format of their group.

#Nametags

With this option, you can put a prefix and suffix around the name floating above a player's head in the world, again taken from their group.

#Group Sorting

With this option, you can order the list by each group's priority instead of alphabetically, which is what puts staff at the top.

#Groups

A group ties one of your LuckPerms ranks to how its players look in the tablist and above their heads, and to where they sit in the list. Open it from Editor > Modules > Tablist > Groups.

The green pane at the end of the row adds a group, and shift + right-clicking one deletes it. A default group ships with the plugin so there is always something to fall back on.

#LuckPerms Group

With this option, you can set which LuckPerms group this entry applies to. The name has to match the group in LuckPerms exactly.

#Priority

With this option, you can set where this group sits in the list. Lower values are shown higher, so a staff group on 1 appears above the default group on 100.

It only has an effect while Group Sorting is on.

#Tab Format

With this option, you can set how a player of this group is written inside the tablist, with %player% standing in for their name. It only has an effect while Name Formatting is on.

#Nametag Prefix

With this option, you can set what goes in front of the name floating above a player's head. It only has an effect while Nametags is on.

#Nametag Suffix

With this option, you can set what goes after that name.

#Per World Displays

A display is a second header and footer used only in the worlds you assign to it. A player standing in one of those worlds sees the display's text instead of the default, and everybody else keeps the normal one. Open the list from Editor > Modules > Tablist > Per World Displays.

The green pane at the end of the row adds a display, and shift + right-clicking one deletes it. Each is created with a generated name such as display_9490, used only to tell them apart in the config.

#Worlds

With this option, you can pick the worlds this display applies to. Clicking it opens a list of the worlds currently loaded on the server, so there is nothing to type.

#Header

With this option, you can edit the lines shown above the player list in this display's worlds. They replace the default header outright rather than being added to it.

#Footer

With this option, you can edit the lines shown below the player list in this display's worlds.

#Feature State

With this option, you can turn the tablist off completely, which hands the header, footer and player names back to the server's own.