HologramMod — Sprite Update

Hologram sprite icons now work hand in hand with ChatMod: holograms understand everything ChatMod does.

✨ New

ChatMod integration

• When ChatMod is installed, HologramMod hands every sprite to ChatMod. [#name] and player-head tokens in holograms then look exactly like they do in chat, including:
  • every sprites.yml alias, including the new extended aliases;
  • automatic aliases for your resource pack's custom textures ([#ruby] with no config);
  • correct atlas routing for textures in your pack's own folders;
  • [#atlas|sprite] and [#namespace:path] syntax;
  • fallback text for players without the pack;
  • ChatMod's tint_sprites / per-alias tint: setting.
  • No extra setup is needed. ChatMod is optional, not a dependency. The server log says which mode is active:
  • Using ChatMod for sprites when ChatMod is found;
  • otherwise the built-in resolver is used.
• Works with older ChatMod versions too; features they don't have fall back to HologramMod's own rules. (Just update ;p)

Built-in resolver (without ChatMod)

• Updated to the current atlas layout:
  • blocks, items, gui, particles, paintings, map decorations, celestials, banners, shields, chests, shulker boxes and decorated pots;
  • mob_effect/* now uses the gui atlas.
• Supports [#atlas|sprite], [#namespace:path] and paths like [#block/stone]. Bare names ([#diamond]) check paintings, blocks and items.
• Custom namespaces are kept, so [#myserver:item/ruby] works with your own resource pack.
• Unknown sprites show [name] as fallback text instead of Minecraft's generic [sprite].

🔄 Changed

• Colour codes no longer tint sprite icons. &e[#diamond] shows a normal diamond, not a yellow one. Hover and click events from the surrounding text still apply to the icon. With ChatMod installed, ChatMod's tint settings decide.
• Sprites are now built directly as text components instead of through JSON, so they always render, even where no registry access is available.
• Player-head tokens ([#@Name], [##@Name]) with no name show the default player head.
• sprites.yml reading (without ChatMod) understands ChatMod's newer file layout:
  • map-style aliases (sprite: / permission: / fallback: / tint:) use their sprite: value;
  • the settings, resource_packs, item_models, custom_model_data and sprites_config_version sections are skipped instead of being treated as aliases.