Mechanic: Disguise

Runs a disguise string on the casting mob. This skill requires Libs' Disguises and ProtocolLib be installed to enable Disguise functionality.

See Add-On: Disguises for a list of available disguises.

As of 4.12 Disguise mechanic got an overhaul and allows for direct command strings from LibsDiguises to work inside of its disguise attribute. The old way was renamed disguiseOld and the new way is disguise!

If you are on a version older then 4.12, then the old way is all that exists and it is still - disguise{} instead of - disguiseOld{}!

Attributes

Any disguise-specific options can also be used as an attribute in the skill.

Examples

New Way

you can test cast both of these disguises with /mm test cast TestingDisguiseMechanic

This will disguise you as a sheep that is on fire and spinning. It will also set the disguises custom name to DizzyBoi and make it visible!

TestingDisguiseMechanic:
  Skills:
  - disguise{d="Sheep SetBurning SetSpinning SetCustomNameVisible setCustomName DizzyBoi"} @self

This next example will turn you into a steve head that glides across the floor. No good way to describe it. It is pretty funny. I recommend you try it out! Credit to JackWalms for this disguise setup.

TestingDisguiseMechanic:
  Skills:
  - disguise{d="Zombie setYModifier -1.5 setPitchLocked setInvisible setHelmet PLAYER_HEAD"} @self

Old Way

This example would cause the mob to turn into a sheep.

  Skills:
  - disguiseOld{d=SHEEP}

Configure custom disguises using Lib's Disguises for more granular detail.