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# Como Alterar a Cor do Nick
Este tutorial é perfeito para você que não tem muita familiaridade com os códigos de cores
#### Vamos iniciar com o comando e em seguida algumas explicações.
### 1. Acesse o site RGB Birdflop
Acesse o site: [www.simplymc.art/gradients](https://www.simplymc.art/gradients/)
### 2. Crie o seu RGB
Agora no campo "Message" digite o seu nick exatamente como no chat do servidor.\
Customize o seu nick alterando as cores.
Por fim, copie o código que foi gerado no campo "Output".
Obs: No campo "Output Format" sempre mantenha no formato Default.
### 3. Definindo o nick
Após copiar o código gerado do campo "Output", volte ao minecraft e use o comando:
### **/nick \**
*(sem os **<>**)*
Pronto! Seu nick está colorido✨
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