Peekaboo!

Peekaboo!

Disguise as a mob, another player – or maybe just wear a Creeper on your head! So stylish!

This mod is creative-only right now.

Items

Disguise

Equippable in the head slot, this item replaces the wearer’s player model with that of the Disguise item.

A player wearing a Pig Disguise looks just like a normal Pig, but with a player name tag.

Mob Hat

Equippable in the head slot, this item renders an entity model on the player’s head.

Plushie

Just like a Mob Hat, but cannot be equipped.

Commands

The only command added by _Peekaboo!_ is /disguise. This command modifies the Disguise of the source entity.

/disguise as <entity> [<nbt>]

Disguises the source entity (@s) as the specified entity type argument, with optional additional entity data.

For example:

• /disguise as minecraft:pig – disguises as a plain Pig
• /disguise as minecraft:creeper {powered:true} – disguises as a Charged Creeper

/disguise skin as <player>

Disguises the source player with the skin of the specified player name.

For example:

• /disguise skin as Cojomax99 – replaces the source player’s skin with that of Cojomax99
• Note: this will only be visible if the source player is not already disguised as another entity

/disguise skin clear

Clears the current skin disguise of the source player, if any is set.

/disguise name as <name>

Replaces the source entity’s custom name with the specified name Text Component.

For example:

• /disguise name as "Dwight Schrute"

/disguise name clear

Clears the current custom name disguise of the source entity, if any is set.

/disguise scale <scale>

Sets the scale modifier for the current disguise of the source entity.
scale is a float between 0.1 and 20.0.

For example:

• /disguise scale 0.5 – sized to 50% of normal scale
• /disguise scale 1 – resets scale to normal

/disguise hideShadow <value>

If value is true, the source entity will cast no shadow.

For example:

• /disguise hideShadow true – hides the source entity’s shadow

/disguise clear

Clears all currently applied disguise properties on the source entity, if any are set.

Applying disguises to other entities

Any Living Entity (generally: entities with AI, Players, and Armor Stands) can be disguised.
/execute as can be used to disguise another entity.

For example:

• /execute as @n[type=wolf] run disguise as sheep – disguises the nearest Wolf as a Sheep

Item Components

peekaboo:disguise

A specification of the Disguise to be applied when equipping an item.

Format: object with fields:

• entity – optional entity data (same format as the minecraft:entity_data component), the entity disguise to apply
• If not present, no entity disguise will be applied
• scale – optional float between 0.1 and 20.0, the scale modifier to apply
• Default: 1.0
• changes_size – optional boolean, true if the disguise entity’s bounding box should be inherited
• Default: true
• custom_name – optional Text Component, the display name override (both in-world and in the Tab List)
• skin_profile – optional profile data (same format as the minecraft:profile component), the player skin disguise to use
• hide_shadow – optional boolean, true if the entity’s shadow should be hidden
• Default: false
• e.g. peekaboo:disguise={entity:{id:'minecraft:creeper',powered:true}}
• e.g. peekaboo:disguise={skin_profile:{name:'Cojomax99'},scale:1.5}

peekaboo:entity

A specification of the entity to be rendered for the Mob Hat and Plushie items.

Format: same as the minecraft:entity_data component

• e.g. peekaboo:entity={id:'minecraft:creeper',powered:true}

peekaboo:size

A scale modifier for the rendering of Disguise, Mob Hat, or Plushie items.

Format: positive float
e.g. peekaboo:size=1.5