If you have the LibsDisguises plugin installed, magic can use disguises in mob configs and spells using the Disguise action.

Common Parameters

• type : Required, the type of disguise to use. Can be "player" or any mob or other entity.

These are all true/false parameters.

• invisible

• burning

• glowing

• flying

• sneaking

• animations

• sprinting

• swimming

• right_clicking

• custom_name_visible

• custom_name : A name to give to the disguise

Equipment Parameters

For types that can hold or wear items. These should reference an item or wand.

• helmet
• boots
• leggings
• chestplate
• mainhand
• offhand

Type-specific parameters

• profession : Villagers
• baby
• material : Dropped_item
• data : Dropp_item (deprecated)
• marker : Armor stand
• baseplate : Armor stand
• small : Armor stand
• arms : Armor stand
• name : Player
• skin : Player

Player disguises

Player disguises can be done with type: player. You must provide a name for the player to use. By default the disguise will use that player's skin.

See Mad Scientist for an example.

You can however provide a different player name with the skin property, or else a saved skin as a JSON string.

Use the command /mage skin in-game to dump your own skin JSON, for copying into configs. It may be easiest to use this command from the console, e.g. /mage NathanWolf skin so it is easy to copy+paste, but keep in mind the target player (you) still needs to be online for this to work.

In this way you can use a specific skin (change your skin to that skin, then use /mage skin) without having to have a specific player account currently using that skin.

See Iron Man for a working example.