## 🎨 New Modern Color Palette
- Introduced a consistent, hex-based color scheme to replace outdated legacy Minecraft colors (`&a`, `&c`, etc.), ensuring better visual precision and compatibility with Minecraft 1.16+.
- **Primary Colors**: Amber Gold (#F5A623) for prices/accents/prefixes; Emerald (#2ECC71) for success/buy buttons; Coral Red (#E74C3C) for errors/affordability checks; Sky Blue (#3498DB) for info/duration/search; Orchid Purple (#9B59B6) for history/special features.
- **Neutral Colors**: Cloud White (#ECF0F1) for primary text; Silver (#BDC3C7) for secondary text; Slate Gray (#7F8C8D) for labels/subtle text; Charcoal (#2C3E50) for separators/borders.
- **Accent Colors**: Sunflower (#F1C40F) for warnings/attention; Carrot (#E67E22) for secondary accents/my listings.
- Impact: Enhances UI readability and professionalism, making auctions more engaging without relying on deprecated color codes.
## 🐛 Bug Fixes and UI Improvements
- **Fixed `{duration}` Placeholder Issue**:
- Previously, the `{duration}` placeholder didn't display in chat during item listings due to missing parameters in `AuctionCommand.java` (only `{item}` and `{price}` were included).
- Solution: Added `{duration}` to message parameters and formatted it using `TimeUtil.formatDuration()`.
- Impact: Ensures complete auction info is shown, reducing user confusion during listings.
- **Switched to Modern Hex Colors Exclusively**:
- Eliminated all legacy Minecraft color codes (`&a`, `&c`, `§6`) to avoid inconsistencies.
- Solution: Replaced with a unique, modern palette for all elements.
- Impact: Improves cross-client rendering and aligns with current Minecraft standards.
- **Enhanced Clean & Professional UI**:
- Overhauled display for a more modern look, addressing previous clutter.
- Changes: Minimal prefix (`PA ›`); Consistent icons (`●` for success, `✕` for error, `○` for neutral, `★` for sold); Modern separators (`›` and `━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━`); Small caps GUI text (`ᴘʟᴀʏᴇʀᴀᴜᴄᴛɪᴏɴs`).
- Impact: Makes the plugin feel premium and less intrusive in gameplay, improving overall user experience.
Developer information
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maven { name = "Modrinth"; url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven" }