The equipment screen lets you place armor, held items, and head items on an NPC. This is useful both for visual design and for combat-oriented NPC setups.

Easy NPC supports the normal player-like slots:

• Head
• Chest
• Legs
• Feet
• Main Hand
• Off Hand

Each slot also has a visibility toggle. If visibility is disabled, the item stays equipped but is not rendered on the NPC.

Head-slot rendering now supports player heads with their stored owner data. That means you can use normal skulls as helmets, decorations, or custom character heads.

Examples:

• vanilla mob heads
• player heads
• player heads with stored custom owner data

If a player head item already contains the correct SkullOwner data, Easy NPC renders that head texture on the NPC.

This is an equipment feature, not a separate skin type. The NPC keeps its normal skin setup, and the head item is rendered on top like normal equipment.

You can also set or remove equipment with commands:

/easy_npc equipment set <NPC> <slot> <item>
/easy_npc equipment remove <NPC> <slot>

Examples:

/easy_npc equipment set <NPC> armor.head minecraft:dragon_head
/easy_npc equipment set <NPC> weapon.mainhand minecraft:iron_sword

The equipment set command accepts an item id, not a full custom NBT payload. So if you want a player head with specific owner data or a custom head texture, prepare that item through the UI, a preset, or another NBT-aware workflow first.

• guards with helmets and weapons
• villagers with decorative hats or mob heads
• custom character statues with player heads
• quest NPCs with hidden off-hand items or visual-only equipment