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Summary Me and a lot of different people wanted to make sure that the vanilla mob had a name, but the bar above the head was not displayed.

It's amazing why there's still no such thing, since I still think it's a fairly common practice, let's say, to display the name of a mob in a message or somewhere else. at the same time, specifying it in Displayname but so that there is no table overhead

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While the CustomNameVisible tag via the AlwaysShowName Mob Option can be toggled false, an entity's custom nametag still shows up if a player looks directly at it:

To truly always hide the nametag of a named mob in Minecraft, two workarounds seem to exist:
Either mount another entity onto the mob, causing it to never show its nametag (perhaps a display entity passenger could accomplish this performantly?)
or utilize the scorebaord nametagVisibility option to add the mob to a no-nametag team that all players are included.\

/scoreboard teams add no_name
/scoreboard teams option no_name nametagVisibility never
/scoreboard teams join no_name @a
/scoreboard teams join no_name <MOB UUID> on Spawn

MythicMobs handling either of these as a AlwaysShowName: NEVER sort of setting would offer a new level of polish to custom mobs without users needing to implement their own workarounds for these use-cases.

MythicMobs handling either of these as a AlwaysShowName: NEVER sort of setting would offer a new level of polish to custom mobs without users needing to implement their own workarounds for these use-cases.

That would be great.

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changed title from [Feature Request] Disabling nameplate visibility for vanilla mobs using game packages. to Disabling nameplate visibility for vanilla mobs using game packages.