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Minecraft plugin LibsDisguises

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🔌 About Libs Disguises

Libs Disguises is a Minecraft plugin that provides a server-side disguising system: it allows players and entities to appear as other entity types (including player skins and non-standard disguises). The plugin exposes an API for programmatic control and supports extensive disguise customization via commands and the plugin API.

🎯 Purpose

Libs Disguises solves the problem of visual identity on a server by letting administrators, moderators, and plugin developers change how entities are rendered to other players. It is intended for cosmetic features, roleplay/minigame mechanics, NPC facades, and developer integrations that need to alter entity appearance without changing gameplay mechanics.

⚙️ Features

  • Server-side disguises for entities and players (many entity types supported).
  • API for creating and modifying disguises programmatically.
  • Command support with tab completion for building and applying disguises (commands and permission nodes are documented in official plugin resources).
  • Configurable disguise attributes and options (per-plugin and per-disguise customization supported via API/commands).
  • Distribution and build artifacts available via Maven/Gradle coordinates for developers (artifact coordinates are present in official project resources).
  • Optional paid features are available but the core plugin and primary disguise functionality are available for free.

🧩 Who It Is For

  • Server administrators and operators who want player or mob cosmetics and roleplay features.
  • Plugin developers who need an API to create or modify disguises programmatically.
  • Minigame and RPG servers that require dynamic visual transformations or NPC appearances.

🏗️ Example Use Cases

  • Give a moderator a temporary player disguise to monitor behavior while appearing as a different skin.
  • Use disguises to represent NPC shopkeepers or quest givers with custom player skins.
  • Create minigame mechanics where players temporarily transform into mobs or items for gameplay effects.

⚙️ Installation

📥 Setup

  • Obtain the official Libs Disguises plugin JAR from an official resource.
  • Place the JAR into your server's plugins/ directory.
  • Restart the server and check the server console to confirm the plugin loaded successfully.

📦 Dependencies

  • The plugin requires a compatible PacketEvents build; ensure the PacketEvents version matches the Libs Disguises build you install.

Do not rely on third-party or unofficial builds; use the plugin's official distribution channels for downloads and dependency information.

🧠 Technical Notes

  • Official project artifacts and developer coordinates are published for Maven/Gradle consumers (the project provides repository coordinates and artifact identifiers in its developer documentation).
  • The modern releases of Libs Disguises are not supported on Minecraft versions older than 1.12; use a build that matches your server's Minecraft version.
  • The project exposes a Java API (JavaDocs are published by the project) for developers who want to integrate disguise functionality into other plugins.

🤝 When This Plugin Is Useful

If you need server-side visual transformations, player skin-based disguises, or a programmatic API to control entity appearance, Libs Disguises provides a mature disguise system with developer-facing integration points and admin-focused features.

Servers with LibsDisguises

The LibsDisguises plugin page shows which servers monitoring found this plugin on, and which platforms and versions it appears with.

Plugins may add commands, economy, protection, permissions, mini-games, integrations, or other mechanics. The actual role of LibsDisguises depends on each server's configuration.

Data is generated automatically from technical server responses. If a server hides its plugin list, it may not appear in this section even if it uses LibsDisguises.

Use the server list with LibsDisguises to compare projects, check compatible versions, or find examples of how the plugin is used on public servers.