[Idea]: World list format update

[SnowCutieOwO]

Describe the feature

Change original <world_name> - <world_environment> to <world_name> (<world_alias_name>) - <world_environment>
And there's still a bug where plugin cannot accept any CJK characters or it will mess them up :/

How is the feature useful to all Multiverse users?

I think everyone will like to have a list with name and aliases corresponding to each other.

Agreements

• I have searched for and ensured there isn't already an open issue regarding this.

[benwoo1110]

What is CJK characters?

[SnowCutieOwO]

What is CJK characters?

Chinese/Japanese/Korean characters

[benwoo1110]

Can I get more details about this issue, such as the command you use, config file, the screenshot of the wrong text output and/or errors in console, when you use these characters.

[SnowCutieOwO]

Can I get more details about this issue, such as the command you use, config file, the screenshot of the wrong text output and/or errors in console, when you use these characters.

Huh, maybe this problem could only be reproduced on older versions since newer versions did some limit to world name to prevent users add these characters. It seems /mv modify <worldname> set alias <CJK characters> now work fine for new version (5.0.2).

So nvm i guess?... However this issue is mainly for the list one, not this or I would change this string into bug report rather than feature request :3

[benwoo1110]

Ahh okay then, about the world list format, everyone has their own idea on what they want the format to be... so Im not too sure how I want to approach this, since changing the format may suit you, but it may not the format that others prefer.

[SnowCutieOwO]

Ahh okay then, about the world list format, everyone has their own idea on what they want the format to be... so Im not too sure how I want to approach this, since changing the format may suit you, but it may not the format that others prefer.

At least I'm pretty sure we need a more detailed list rather than world name itself :3

[gamecrash534]

Maybe add a new entry in the Localization Properties - something like mv-core.list.entry, which can contain some predefined placeholders like {alias}, {uncolored_alias}, {name}, {environment}. Then there should ofcourse be a default value like the suggested {name} ({alias}) - {environment}, but users/admins could still change it to their liking, with the given placeholders