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Hologram

General usage and editing of Holograms

Arguments

Parenthesis are used to indicate arguments. They are not required in the actual command you use!

Parenthesis Meaning
<> Indicates a required argument.
[] Indicates a optional argument.
{} Gives a list of possible options, separated by |.

Commands

Aliases: hologram, holo, h
Permission: dh.command.holograms

Command help

For a list of all available subcommands run the following command:

/dh h help

/dh h addflag <hologram> <flag>

Permission: dh.command.holograms.addflag

Adds a flag to a hologram.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.
  • <flag> - Name of the Flag to add.

/dh h align <hologram> {X|Y|Z|XZ|FACING} <otherHologram>

Permission: dh.command.holograms.align

Moves a hologram to the location of the other hologram on a specified axis.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.
  • {X|Y|Z|XZ|FACING} - Aligns the hologram on either the X, Y, Z, or X and Z axis of the <otherHologram>, or sets the same facing angle as the <otherHologram>.
  • <otherHologram> - Name of the other Hologram.

/dh h center <hologram>

Permission: dh.command.holograms.center

Moves a hologram into the center of the block on its current X and Z location.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.

/dh h clone <hologram> <name> [temp] [-l:<world>:<x>:<y>:<z>]

Aliases: copy
Permission: dh.command.holograms.clone

Clone an existing hologram.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram to clone.
  • <name> - Name of the new, clones Hologram.
  • [temp] - Optional boolean to set, whether the cloned hologram should be temporary (not save to file) or not. Default is false
  • [-l:<world>:<x>:<y>:<z>] - Optional location argument, which allows you to specify the location where the cloned hologram should be placed. This argument can also be used by console users to execute the command.

Examples

/dh h clone test test_clone
/dh h clone test test_clone true
/dh h clone test test_clone -l:world:0:100:0
/dh h clone test test_clone true -l:world:0:100:0

/dh h create <name> [-l:<world>:<x>:<y>:<z>] [--center] [content]

Aliases: create, c
Permission: dh.command.holograms.create

Create a new hologram.

  • <name> - Name of the created Hologram.
  • [-l:<world>:<x>:<y>:<z>] - Optional location argument, which allows you to specify the location where the hologram should be placed. This argument can also be used by console users to execute the command.
  • [--center] - Centers the Hologram.
  • [content] - Content of the first line.

Examples

/dh h create test
/dh h create test -l:world:0:100:0
/dh h create test First Line
/dh h create test -l:world:0:100:0 First Line
/dh h create test --center

/dh h delete <hologram>

Aliases: del, remove, rem
Permission: dh.command.holograms.delete

Delete an existing hologram.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.

/dh h disable <hologram>

Aliases: off
Permission: dh.command.holograms.disable

Disable a hologram. While disabled, it won't be displayed to anyone.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.

/dh h downorigin <hologram> {true|false}

Permission: dh.command.holograms.downorigin

Sets the value of down origin. If true, hologram's location will be relative to its bottom.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.
  • {true|false} - Whether the hologram's location should be relative to its bottom line or not.

/dh h enable <hologram>

Aliases: on
Permission: dh.command.holograms.enable

Enable a hologram.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.

/dh h info <hologram>

Permission: dh.command.holograms.info

Prints some general info about a hologram.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.

/dh h lines <hologram> <page> [listPage]

Permission: dh.command.holograms.lines

Lists all the holograms lines.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.
  • <page> - Page to list the lines of.
  • [listPage] - Optional page in the list to move to.

/dh h move <hologram> <x> <y> <z>

Aliases: mv
Permission: dh.command.holograms.move

Teleports the given hologram to the given coordinates.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.
  • <x> - New X location of the Hologram.
  • <y> - New Y location of the Hologram.
  • <z> - New Z location of the Hologram.

/dh h movehere <hologram>

Aliases: mvhr
Permission: dh.command.holograms.movehere

Teleports the given hologram to your location.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.

/dh h near <distance>

Permission: dh.command.holograms.near

Lists of holograms in the specified distance from you.

  • <distance> - Distance to check in blocks.

/dh h removeflag <hologram> <flag>

Permission: dh.command.holograms.removeflag

Removes a flag from the hologram.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.
  • <flag> - Name of the Flag you want to remove.

/dh h rename <hologram> <new_name>

Permission: dh.command.holograms.rename

Rename an existing hologram.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram, you want to rename.
  • <new_name> - The Hologram's new name.

/dh h setdisplayrange <hologram> <range>

Permission: dh.command.holograms.setdisplayrange

Set maximum distance a player can be from a hologram to see it.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.
  • <range> - Number between 1 and 64 to set the display range in blocks.

/dh h setfacing <hologram> <facing>

Aliases: facing, face, setface
Permission: dh.command.holograms.setfacing

Set the rotation of hologram facing (yaw). Only affects #HEAD:, #SMALLHEAD: and #ENTITY: content lines.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.
  • <facing> - Number between -180.0 and 180.0 for a specific angle, or a cardinal direction (NORTH, EAST, SOUTH or WEST).

/dh h setpermission <hologram> [permission]

Aliases: permission, setperm, perm
Permission: dh.command.holograms.setpermission

Set the current permission required to view the hologram.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.
  • [permission] - Permission required for a hologram to be seen. Leave empty to remove any permission.

/dh h setupdateinterval <hologram> <interval>

Aliases: updateinterval
Permission: dh.command.holograms.setupdateinterval

Set update interval.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.
  • <interval> - Number between 1 and 1200 to set the interval in ticks (20 ticks = 1 sec.).

/dh h setupdaterange <hologram> <range>

Permission: dh.command.holograms.setupdaterange

Set maximum distance a player can be from a hologram to see it's updates.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.
  • <range> - Number between 1 and 64 to set the update range in blocks.

/dh h teleport <hologram>

Aliases: tele, tp
Permission: dh.command.holograms.teleport

Teleports you to the given hologram.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.

/dh h update <hologram>

Permission: dh.command.holograms.update

Hide the hologram and then Show it again.

  • <hologram> - Name of the Hologram.