Hello, this is both a feature request and a workaround if this isn't something relevant for BetterChat to implement. Probably could've done this through the API methods with a custom plugins, but since it was pretty simple, I just wrote it straight into BetterChat's code. Though this means I need to keep track of updates to re-implement the workaround everytime BetterChat updates, I find this is a good tradeoff for now.

Context
Say I have two groups:
- `bc.username.red` which sets the username color to red and message color to white (Priority 0)
- `bc.message.green` which sets the username color to white and message color to green (Priority 1)
- `bc.message.blue` which sets the username color to white and message color to blue (Priority 2)
Currently, if a user has these 3 groups, their username will be red and the message color will be green, because BetterChat uses the primary group to configure both of these components. What I want is to have the username red and the message green (not blue, because green has higher priority).

Workaround
For now, I edited BetterChat to not use the primary group's Username and Message settings, but rather look for other groups that don't use white or #ffffff as color. Here's how to implement it:

1. Add the following methods over the `PrepareMessage` method
   

               private static UsernameSettings GetUserUsernameSettings(IPlayer player)
               {
                   List<ChatGroup> groups = GetUserGroups(player);
                   groups.Sort((a, b) => a.Priority.CompareTo(b.Priority));
   
                   foreach (var group in groups)
                   {
                       var color = group.Username.Color;
                       if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(color) && color.ToLower() != "white" && color.ToLower() != "#ffffff")
                           return group.Username;
                   }
                   
                   return null;
               }
   
               private static MessageSettings GetUserMessageSettings(IPlayer player)
               {
                   List<ChatGroup> groups = GetUserGroups(player);
                   groups.Sort((a, b) => a.Priority.CompareTo(b.Priority));
   
                   foreach (var group in groups)
                   {
                       var color = group.Message.Color;
                       if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(color) && color.ToLower() != "white" && color.ToLower() != "#ffffff")
                           return group.Message;
                   }
   
                   return null;
               }​

2. Change the return of `PrepareMessage` to use these new methods instead of just the primary group
   

                   return new BetterChatMessage
                   {
                       Player = player,
                       Username = StripRichText(player.Name),
                       Message = StripRichText(message),
                       Titles = titles,
                       PrimaryGroup = primary.GroupName,
                       UsernameSettings = GetUserUsernameSettings(player) ?? primary.Username, // This line changed
                       MessageSettings = GetUserMessageSettings(player) ?? primary.Message,    // This line changed
                       FormatSettings = primary.Format
                   };​