Features
| Name | Introduced | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Title Archive & Fragments | 1.12 Removed in 1.16 | Combining a book with an archive fragment (which can be found as loot in certain loot chests) gives you the Title Archive. You need archive fragments to purchase titles available with this item. In order to add your fragments to the archive, shift-right-click with the fragments in the hotbar inventory slot to the right of the archive. If you shift-right-click with an empty slot to the right, it will spit out up to an entire stack of the fragments you have put in, that way if you manage to purchase all of the titles available, you can get your extra fragments back to turn into paper. Speaking of which, there is a recipe to turn extra archive fragments into paper. |
| Quick Title Change | 1.16 | Whenever you complete an advancement you get a chat message saying which one you have earned. If it has a corresponding title, Titles adds a bit to the end of the chat message that shows the title you have unlocked. You can click on the title in chat to immediately change your display title to the newly earned one. |
| Gendered Languages Support | 1.16 | Titles now has gendered support for languages such as Spanish. There is a toggle button in the gui that allows the player to switch between genders. Masculine gendered titles are considered default/neutral. This means that even if the player changes the gender setting to feminine, those titles without a feminine counterpart will still show up in the list with their default gender (masculine). For example, say I have two titles "Lord of Mayhem" and "the Pedestrian". "Lord of Mayhem" has a feminine counterpart "Lady of Mayhem". The default gender setting is masculine, so "Lord of Mayhem" and "the Pedestrian" will show up in the list. If the player changes the setting to feminine, "Lady of Mayhem" will replace "Lord of Mayhem", but "the Pedestrian", without a feminine counterpart, will show up as default. |
| Opulent Tag | 1.16 | If you have a rare or expensive block that functions as a beacon base, and want it to trigger the Opulent advancement (and thus, its title), there is a block tag named "opulent" for you to use. |
| Search Filter | 1.16 | A search bar has been added to the title selection screen to allow you to sift through all your earned titles. Besides the text of the title itself you can also search by rarity and by mod id. To search by rarity, begin with '#' followed by the first letter of each rarity you want to include in your search. To filter only rare titles, type '#r'; for common and uncommon, type '#cu'; to include every rarity (including the contributor-only epic rarity), type '#cure'. It doesn't matter the order the letters are in, so long as a rarity begins with that letter. To search by modid, begin with '@' followed by the modid that includes the titles you are searching for, e.x. '@titles'. Titles earned by completing vanilla Minecraft advancements will be under '@minecraft'. You can combine all three search criteria to really narrow down your options like so: '@er #titles blah'. This will result only in titles of the epic or rare rarity, from the Titles mod, with the text 'blah'. As there is no title that matches all three criteria, there will be no titles to choose from. |
| Playerlist Display | 1.18 | Not a big feature, but something that was initially overlooked, your title will now show up in the multiplayer server display list. |
| Prefix Titles | 1.18 | By popular demand, you can now create titles that appear in front of your player name! Title jsons now have an entry labeled "isPrefix" and setting it to true will have it display as a prefix rather than the standard suffix. "isPrefix" isn't a mandatory value, so when it isn't included in a json, it is assumed to be "false". |