Disguise (Command)

Applies the same disguise the apoli:disguise action uses. Aliased to /disguise.

A disguise is client-side rendering only: hitbox, AI, drops and everything else stay as they were.

Sub-commands#

Sub-command	What it does
<targets> <disguise> [<nbt>]	Shorthand — resolves <disguise> as an entity type, or as a player name if no such type exists.
entity <targets> <entity_type> [<nbt>]	Renders the targets as that entity type.
player <targets> <player_name>	Renders the targets as that player.
random <targets> [player\|entity\|any]	Picks a random disguise.
clear <targets>	Removes the disguise.
query <target>	Prints the target’s current disguise.

Shorthand#

disguise @s minecraft:creeper
disguise @s creeper
disguise @s notch
disguise @e[type=zombie] minecraft:villager {Profession:"minecraft:librarian"}

<disguise> is tried as an entity type first (an unqualified id means minecraft:), then as a player name. Player names are matched without regard to case, so notch finds Notch — spell it any way you like, but a name that is not lowercase has to go through disguise player if you want tab-completion to offer it.

entity#

disguise entity @s minecraft:creeper
disguise entity @s minecraft:sheep {Color:5}
disguise entity @e[type=zombie] minecraft:villager

The optional NBT is applied to the rendered stand-in, so you can set variants, colours, poses and anything else the entity reads from its save data.

Unknown entity types are rejected with a message.

player#

disguise player @s Notch

Resolves the name against online players first, then the server’s profile cache. A disguised entity also takes on that player’s name in chat and the tab list.

random#

disguise random @s
disguise random @s player
disguise random @s entity

player picks a random online player, entity a random registered entity type, and any (the default) picks between the two.

clear / query#

disguise clear @s
disguise query @s