FAQ

General

What do the different role icons mean?

Icon	Role
	Admin
	Developer
	Discord Moderator
	Partner
	Translator
	GlobalTags Premium

Which commands can I use?

There are several commands to help manage your settings. The main command is /globaltags, or you can use the shorthand /gt. Here are the available subcommands:

• /gt (1) - Displays the current API and Agent versions.
  • /gt clearcache (2) – Instantly clears your cache.
  • /gt renewcache (3) – Manually renews the cache.
  • /gt link (4) – Links your Minecraft account to external connections.
    • discord - Begins the process to link your Minecraft account with your Discord. Join our Discord Server to complete the connection.
    • email <address> - Adds an email to receive account-related updates. This is not a newsletter.
  • /gt unlink (5) – Removes external connections from your Minecraft account.
    • discord - Unlinks your Minecraft account from Discord.
    • email - Removes your email from the account.
  • /gt verify (6) - Verifies specific connections.
    • email <code> - Verifies your email by entering the confirmation code sent to your inbox.

1. Base Command:

   • Alias: /globaltags

2. Clear Cache:

   • Alias: /gt cc

3. Renew Cache:

   • Aliases: /gt renew, /gt rc

4. Link Connection:

   • No aliases

5. Unlink Connection:

   • No aliases

6. Verify Connection:

   • No aliases

Tags

How Can I Customize My Tag with Colors?

You can personalize your tag by using either Minecraft's default color codes or hex color codes. To apply a color, simply place the corresponding code before your text. Minecraft's default codes include numbers 0-9 for various colors and letters a-f for additional options, along with codes for text effects like bold or italic.

All Minecraft color codes

Here's a quick reference for Minecraft's color codes:

• 0 - Black
• 1 - Dark Blue
• 2 - Dark Green
• 3 - Dark Aqua
• 4 - Dark Red
• 5 - Dark Purple
• 6 - Gold
• 7 - Gray
• 8 - Dark Gray
• 9 - Blue
• a - Green
• b - Aqua
• c - Red
• d - Light Purple
• e - Yellow
• f - White
• k - Obfuscated
• l - Bold
• m - Strikethrough
• n - Underlined
• o - Italic

If you'd like to use hex colors, use the format <#HEXCODE>. For example, <#ff0000> will create a bright red color. Remember, the brackets < > are essential for the color to be correctly applied.

Here is an example of applying such color or decoration codes:

Tag Result

A &agreen &for <#ff0000>bright red&f, decorated <#ff0000>&o&l&nWord

Note

Please refrain from putting spaces after color codes as this will create a whitespace which is a rule violation.

Do - &eExample
Don't - &e Example

Why can't I include certain words in my Tag?

Certain words, such as "LabyMod", are on a blocklist to prevent users from impersonating staff members. For example, setting your tag to something like &f&lLABYMOD &cMOD could closely mimic official staff tags. This blocklist helps maintain authenticity and prevents confusion among users.