Conditions

Syntax

Syntax: [<condition>:<conditionValue>[,else-ifConditions][,elseValue]]

The simplest condition would be something like: [condition:value] where if the condition is met, the value would be used, if it isn't met, nothing would be used.

To add else-if conditions, add them after like following:

[condition1:value1,condition2:value2,condition3:value3,elseValue]

In the example above value1 will be used if condition1 is met, if not, it will try condition2, if met, value2 will be used, if not, it will test condition3, if met, value3 will be used, if not elseValue will be used.

You can add as many else-if-statements as you want!

Note: Both else-if-conditions and else-conditions are optional!

In the condition part of a condition, all strings (texts) have to be in quotes! (")

For example, [{target_block}: value] wouldn't work, instead do: ["{target_block}": value].

More examples:

[condition:value]
[condition:value,elseValue]
[condition1:value1,condition2:value2,elseValue]
[condition1:value1,condition2:value2,condition3:value3]

You can not have a condition within a condition, instead you can use AND and IF operators to achive the same thing.

Allowed operators inside the condition part

Operator	Description
=	Equals
==	Equals
!=	Not equals
<>	Not equals
<	Less than
<=	Less than or equal to
>	Greater than
>=	Greater than or equal to
&&	Boolean and
||	Boolean or

Examples

FPS

FPS: [{fps} > 60:&a, {fps} > 20:&6,&c]{fps}

The condition above would make the fps green if the player has more than 60 fps, orange if more than 20 or red if less than 20.