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  • Welcome
  • Getting Started
    • Installation
    • Usage
    • Arguments
      • Prompt Argument
      • PromptQueue Argument
      • Prompt and PromptQueue Arguments
    • Commands and Permissions
  • Configuration
    • CommandPrompter Configuration
      • Prompt-Prefix
      • Prompt-Timeout
      • Cancel-Keyword
      • Enable-Permission
      • Update-Checker
      • Argument-Regex
      • Debug-Mode
      • Enable-Unsafe and Modification-Delay
      • Show-Completed-Command
      • Fancy-Logger
      • Ignored-Commands
      • Permission-Attachment
      • Command-Tab-Complete
      • Allowed-Commands-In-Prompt
      • Ignore MiniMessage
    • Prompts Configuration
      • Chat Prompt
        • Clickable-Cancel
        • Cancel-Message
        • Cancel-Hover-Message
        • Response-Listener-Priority
      • Player UI
        • Skull-Name-Format
        • Skull Custom Model Data
        • Size
        • Cache-Size
        • Cache-Delay
        • PlayerUI Control Items
        • Sorted
        • Per-World
        • Empty-Message
        • Filter-Format
      • Anvil UI
        • Enable-Title
        • Custom-Title
        • Prompt-Message
        • Item
        • Enchanted
      • Sign UI
        • Input-Field-Location
        • Material
    • Internationalization (I18N)
  • Prompts
    • Chat Prompt
    • Anvil UI Prompt
    • Player UI Prompt
    • Sign UI Prompt
  • Features
    • Permission Attachment
    • Input Validation
    • Post Command
    • Console Delegate
    • Player Delegate
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  1. Configuration
  2. Prompts Configuration
  3. Player UI

Skull Custom Model Data

Skull Custom Model Data Configuration

The Skull-Custom-Model-Data option allows server managers to set a custom model data for the player heads that appear under the PlayerUI.

Usage

You can configure the Skull-Custom-Model-Data option by editing the appropriate configuration file, typically named "prompt-config.yml" or similar, with the following:

Skull-Custom-Model-Data: 0

In this example, the custom model data for player heads is set to 0.

Explanation

The Skull-Custom-Model-Data option enables server managers to customize the appearance of player heads displayed under the PlayerUI by setting a custom model data. This allows for unique visual representations of player heads within the user interface.

Example

To modify the custom model data for player heads, adjust the configuration as needed:

Skull-Custom-Model-Data: 123

This will set the custom model data for player heads to 123 within the PlayerUI.

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