# Bars

{% code title="config.yml" %}

```yaml
bars:
  length: 8
  mode: dynamic
  dynamic:
    starting-color: "&#29ffed"
    intensity: 30
  percentage:
    high: "&#00FF00"
    medium: "&#FFFF00"
    low: "&#FF0000"
  unicodes:
    frame: "\uE024"
    inner:
      unicode: "\uE025"
      negative_space: 38
      negative_spaces: "%img_offset_-4%"
    background: "\uE026"
    remove-background: "\uF815\uF815\uF805%health%\uF80E"
```

{% endcode %}

<details>

<summary>Length</summary>

Set how many **inner** to interpolate in the bar.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Negative Spaces</summary>

Allows you to set how many shifting shifting unicodes to interpolate between the **frame** and the **inner** in order to properly link the textures together without gaps between them!

</details>

<details>

<summary>Remove Background</summary>

Allows you to use a trick to remove the black overlay you see see behind every hologram!

The trick is using a -500 unicode as prefix and a +511 as suffix.

</details>

## Dynamic Mode

By using the Dynamic mode the plugin will automatically diminish the lightness of a color for each new bar, you can set a starting color in **starting-color.**

{% hint style="warning" %}
We suggest to use colors with max saturation possible.
{% endhint %}

The **intensity** is how darker each set of bar should be.

For instance, If the color is 255,255,255 and the intensity is 30 the plugin will subtract 30 points for each RGB code.

{% code title="Example" %}

```
255,255,255 intensity is 30 => 255-30,255-30,255-30
```

{% endcode %}

{% hint style="danger" %}
Avoid using Dynamic mode for entities with insane HP levels.

For the best result set the intesity to 30 and don't go over 120HP
{% endhint %}

## Percentage Mode

By using the Percentage mode the plugin will use just one bar that will display 3 different colors based on the entity HP level.


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