Tags
Documents LPC Pro 4.0.0 · mirrored from the product wiki, updated 2026-02-07 · GitBook version
Tags are cosmetic labels displayed in chat next to a player's name. Tags can be earned through achievements, purchased from the chat shop, or automatically assigned based on staff permissions.
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/tags |
Open the tags GUI to select a tag (aliases: /tag, /chattags, /nametag) |
Permission: lpcpro.tags
Auto-Tags
Staff members can have tags automatically assigned based on their rank permission:
| Permission | Tag | Tier |
|---|---|---|
lpcpro.autotag.staff |
Staff | 1 (lowest) |
lpcpro.autotag.helper |
Helper | 2 |
lpcpro.autotag.trial-mod |
Trial-Mod | 3 |
lpcpro.autotag.mod |
Mod | 4 |
lpcpro.autotag.admin |
Admin | 5 |
lpcpro.autotag.owner |
Owner | 6 (highest) |
Higher tier takes precedence — a player with both lpcpro.autotag.mod and lpcpro.autotag.admin will display the Admin tag.
Manual Tag Permissions
Players can manually select tags they have permission for:
| Permission | Tag |
|---|---|
lpcpro.tag.staff |
Staff |
lpcpro.tag.helper |
Helper |
lpcpro.tag.trial-mod |
Trial-Mod |
lpcpro.tag.mod |
Mod |
lpcpro.tag.admin |
Admin |
lpcpro.tag.owner |
Owner |
Achievement Tags
Achievements can grant tags as rewards. See Achievements for details. Examples:
[Chatterbox]— Send 100 messages[Veteran]— Send 1,000 messages[Respected]— Reach 10 reputation
Format Integration
The {tag} placeholder in chat formats displays the player's active tag:
player:
text: "{prefix}{tag} {name}"
The {tag} placeholder includes a leading space when set, so formatting remains clean even for players without tags.