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On this page, you will find every way to give a player NPC a skin.
The skin is saved in the NPC's own file in the npcs folder, so a restart shows it again without looking it up.
#Skins
Only player NPCs have a skin. Set it from the Skin option of the NPC's editor, or with /pnpc skin <id> <skin> [classic|slim].
| Skin | Typed as | Shows |
|---|---|---|
| Player name | Notch |
That player's skin. |
| Image URL | https://... |
A skin made from the image. Needs a MineSkin key. |
| Placeholder | %player_name% |
A different skin for each player. |
| Mirror | @mirror |
Every player sees their own skin. |
| Default | @none |
The default Minecraft skins. |
#Player Name
The skin of an online player is copied straight away. Anyone else is looked up from Mojang, which can take a few seconds. A name that has no skin leaves the NPC as it was.
#Image URL
The image is sent to MineSkin, which turns it into a skin. This needs your own MineSkin API key in config.yml. Add slim after the URL for the thin-armed model, or change it later from the editor, which makes the skin again.
#Placeholder Skin
The placeholder is filled in for each player who sees the NPC, and the result is used as a player name. With %player_name%, everyone sees themselves, the same as Mirror. Any other result is looked up the first time and shown once it has loaded. Needs PlaceholderAPI for anything other than %player%.
#Mirror
Every player sees the NPC wearing their own skin.