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samo_lego edited this page Dec 27, 2021
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FabricTailor is a skin changing / restoring mod. It works in singleplayer environment or on server without clients needing to install it (in other words, serverside). It also saves skins directly to playerdata, meaning you can have different skins per-world. It can also fetch capes, if you set your skin by someone's name who has it. As a bonus it also fetches skins from ely.by service.
May the bellow command tree scare you. It's simple, believe me. It only adds one command which is pretty straightforward and self-explanatory.
/skin
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clear
- clears your skin -
set
- sets new skin-
player <player_name>
- fetches skin from existing player and cape if the player has one -
URL
- sets the skin from image, available on the internet-
classic <url>
- classic (Steve) format of the skin -
slim <url>
- slim (Alex) format of the skin
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upload
- sets the image from disk-
classic <file_path>
- classic (Steve) format of the skin -
slim <file_path>
- slim (Alex) format of the skin
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- Supports both skin models (classic - Steve or slim - Alex)
- Skin saving - each skin is saved to playerdata
- Toggle capes for the whole server
- Limit skin changing with timer
/skin set URL classic https://textures.minecraft.net/texture/cdf2a2b8c2ecb0379367b84c14bd31eecc5c913208f305d21f01016cea53e84
will give you this skin:
Running
/skin set playername jeb_
will give you jeb_
's skin, as well as his cape.
If you have OP rights, you can also change skins of other players (via Minecraft's built in command)
/execute as <player_name> run skin clear/set etc.