Custom Better Questing Unofficial Embeds

Introduction

There are two supported types of embeds, Links and Copies. Both are in a quests' description.

Links open a link when you click them, Copies saves something to the clipboard.

Demonstration

As a demonstration, you can paste the following description into a new quest:

Example Description

§bHello: This is a Test:
Disabled Link: <{link}>Link<|>Display<|>disabled<{link}>
Disabled Copy: <{copy}>Link<|>Display<|>disabled<{copy}>

§6Copy: <{copy}>HI<{copy}> will copy 'HI'.
§7Copy: <{copy}>Complex Text<|>Placeholder<{copy}> will copy 'Complex Text'.
§cLink <{link}>https://github.com/Nomi-CEu/Nomi-CEu<{link}> will open Nomi-CEu Github.
§2Link <{link}>https://github.com/Nomi-CEu/Nomi-CEu<|>Nomi-CEu<{link}> will open Nomi-CEu Github.§r

§nNormal§r
Text Height
<{link}>Normal<{link}>
Text Height (Not)

The result should look like:

Underlined and blue pulsing text are links, italicised and green pulsing text are copies.

Syntax

The syntax for copies and links is very similar. For the following syntax, id represents a discriminating id between links and copies, where it is link for links and copy for copies.

Generally, the syntax is:

For copies/links where you want the display text to be the same as the link/copied text: <{id}>CONTENT<{id}>

For copies/links where you want the display text to be different: <{id}>CONTENT<|>DISPLAY<{id}>

For disabled copies/links (that have no mouse interactions, useful as a display for example copies/links): <{id}>CONTENT<|>DISPLAY<|>disabled<{id}>

For disabled interactive elements, it is important to note:

• The CONTENT is redundant and discarded
• The disabled entry must have the exact correct spelling, and be in all lowercase.

Examples

Copies

• <{copy}>HI<{copy}> will copy 'HI', and displays 'HI'.
• <{copy}>Complex Text<|>Placeholder<{copy}> will copy 'Complex Text', and displays 'HI'.
• <{copy}>Link<|>Display<|>disabled<{copy}> will not have mouse interactions (be disabled), and displays 'Display'.

Links

• <{link}>HI<{link}> will open the link 'HI', and displays 'HI'.
• <{link}>Complex Text<|>Placeholder<{link}> will open the link 'Complex Text', and displays 'HI'.
• <{link}>Link<|>Display<|>disabled<{link}> will not have mouse interactions (be disabled), and displays 'Display'.