Color problem in console for Bukkit.broadcast()

[x9nico]

Expected behavior

It should set in colors my broadcasts. There, it don't want to set the colors in console

Observed/Actual behavior

Steps/models to reproduce

Make a broadcast in your code, like this:
Bukkit.broadcast(Component.text(PvPBoxPlugin.getInstance().getConfig().getString("reset_map_announce").replace("&", "§").replace("{time}", Integer.toString(time))));

Plugin and Datapack List

PvPBox is a custom plugin

Paper version

[16:30:54 INFO]: This server is running Paper version git-Paper-247 (MC: 1.18.2) (Implementing API version 1.18.2-R0.1-SNAPSHOT) (Git: 1358d1e)
You are running the latest version
Previous version: git-Paper-232 (MC: 1.18.2)

Other

It does that bug from I updated to build 247, it don't affect the 232.

No response

[NoahvdAa]

You should not mix adventure components and legacy formatting (§). Either deserialize your legacy messages using the LegacyComponentSerializer (or use minimessage instead of legacy), or use the legacy method, Bukkit#broadcastMessage. This will cause the proper behaviour, as shown below:

Bukkit.broadcast(Component.text("§cE")); // WRONG
Bukkit.broadcast(Component.text("E", NamedTextColor.RED));
Bukkit.broadcastMessage("§cE");

results in (e's without § are colored)

[17:11:36 INFO]: §cE
[17:11:36 INFO]: E
[17:11:36 INFO]: E

[x9nico]

You should not mix adventure components and legacy formatting (§). Either deserialize your legacy messages using the LegacyComponentSerializer (or use minimessage instead of legacy), or use the legacy method, Bukkit#broadcastMessage. This will cause the proper behaviour, as shown below:

Bukkit.broadcast(Component.text("§cE")); // WRONG
Bukkit.broadcast(Component.text("E", NamedTextColor.RED));
Bukkit.broadcastMessage("§cE");

results in (e's without § are colored)

[17:11:36 INFO]: §cE
[17:11:36 INFO]: E
[17:11:36 INFO]: E

And how can I use NamedTextColor with the '&' ? It's in a config file for me :/

[electronicboy]

you use the legacy component serialiser to deserialise a legacy string into a component if you wanna have components, or there is minimessage for a modern "rich" representation of components

[NoahvdAa]

If you want to use legacy ampersands, the easiest solution would be to use the LegacyComponentSerializer like this:

Bukkit.broadcast(LegacyComponentSerializer.legacyAmpersand().deserialize("&cMy message here"));

or, you could use minimessage instead:

Bukkit.broadcast(MiniMessage.miniMessage().deserialize("<red>My message here"));

🥷 ninja'd by cat

[x9nico]

If you want to use legacy ampersands, the easiest solution would be to use the LegacyComponentSerializer like this:

Bukkit.broadcast(LegacyComponentSerializer.legacyAmpersand().deserialize("&cMy message here"));

or, you could use minimessage instead:

Bukkit.broadcast(MiniMessage.miniMessage().deserialize("<red>My message here"));

🥷 ninja'd by cat

It works. Thanks!