Miscellaneous

Colors

Whenever you need to define a color, you can use one of the following formats:

{
  "color": "#ffffffff",
  "color": 4294967295,
  "color": [ 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0 ]
}

• Hexadecimal (ARGB) – a string in the form #AARRGGBB
• Decimal (ARGB) – a 32-bit unsigned integer value
• Normalized float array (ARGB) – an array of four values in the range 0.0-1.0, representing [Alpha, Red, Green, Blue]

Transform

The transform object is always optional. If omitted, default values are used. Each property inside transform is also optional and will fall back to its own default.

"transform": {
  "offset": [ 0.0, 0.0, 0.0 ],
  "scale": 1.0,
  "rotation": 0.0
}

Particles

Particles are used by certain effects. There are multiple particle types available:

Line Particle

A horizontal line one pixel thick, with a gradient fading toward the center.

"particle": {
  "type": "obscure_tooltips:line",
  "center_color": "#ffffffff",
  "edge_color": "#00ffffff",
  "transform": {}
}

Texture Particle

A particle rendered from a square texture. Any 1:1 resolution texture can be used, but with the default scale it is treated as having a virtual size of 16x16 pixels.

"particle": {
  "type": "obscure_tooltips:texture",
  "texture": "obscure_tooltips:textures/gui/particle/star.png",
  "transform": {}
}

Overriding

You can completely disable the built-in styles by turning off the Vibrant Tooltips resource pack. This lets you create your own styles and definitions on a clean slate, without needing to override the built-in resources.

Hotswap

While developing a resource pack, you can quickly reload your changes in-game by pressing F3 + T inside a Minecraft world.