Solved World Prefix Help

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    Sweatyzana

    HI,
    on my server when people speak it goes like this - "[worldname][group][username][message]"
    How do I remove the [worldname]?
    I use multiverse core and groupmanager
    Multiverse Config: http://pastebin.com/CB1P13wq
    PrefixChat is now on FALSE, but does not work
     
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    bladeroth

    Are you using any other type of Multiverse? I know there are a few multiverse plugins. Also check your config on group manager. Although, Multiverse should be the only thing doing this. Could you please list all your plugins?
     
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    ghost0001

    Multiverse controls this. Check out your config.yml in the plugins/multiverse-core folder. There is a line that states this: prefixchat: 'true'. Change the 'true' to 'false' and that should get rid of the world name. Hope this helps.
     
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    Sweatyzana

    Essentials, groupmanager, multiverse-core, worldedit, survivalgames, worldguard


    Essentials Config: http://pastebin.com/16dWWEUk
    Groupmanager Config: http://pastebin.com/Y8neqdZ9
     
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    bladeroth

    Yes, this should have worked for you, Sweatyzana .
    I had the exact same problem you had, and this helped me fix it. Other than that, I'm not really sure what the problem is that is causing the world to be placed in front of the prefix.
     
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    Sweatyzana

    Setting it to False did nothing
    What else can i do

    FOR SOME REASON WHEN I PUT IT TO "FALSE" IT GOES BACK TO "TRUE" WHEN I RELOAD IT
     
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    ghost0001

    Did you shut the server down first then change the config.yml? Then start the server again? Settings will revert IF the server is still running.
     
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    Sweatyzana

    YAY thanks this worked :D
     
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    ghost0001

    Anytime! :cool:
     
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