SkinMorph

A Minecraft plugin that allows seamless skin changing, featuring a modern GUI and advanced features.

/skin Command Usage

The /skin command lets players change, reset, favorite, and manage skins. All subcommands require the skinmorph.command.skin permission.

Usage

Command	Description
/skin	Opens the skin selection menu. Player only.
/skin set <skinName>	Sets your own skin to <skinName>. Player only.
/skin set <skinName> <targetName>	Sets <targetName>'s skin to <skinName>.
/skin default	Resets your own skin to default. Player only.
/skin default <targetName>	Resets <targetName>'s skin to default.
/skin random	Applies a random skin to yourself. Player only.
/skin random <targetName>	Applies a random skin to <targetName>.
/skin favorites add <skinName>	Adds <skinName> to your favorites list. Player only.
/skin favorites remove <skinName>	Removes <skinName> from your favorites list. Player only.
/skin settings	Opens the settings menu. Player only.
/skin cache clear	Clears the entire skin cache.
/skin cache remove <skinName>	Removes a specific skin from the cache.
/skin cache info	Displays cache statistics (total skins cached, cache size).
/skin help [page]	Displays the help menu. Defaults to page 1 if no page is given.

Player only commands will respond with a "player-only" message if run from console or another non-player sender.

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Subcommand Details

/skin

Opens the skin selection GUI menu, resuming on whatever page the player last had open.

/skin set

• /skin set <skinName> — Applies <skinName> to yourself.
• /skin set <skinName> <targetName> — Applies <skinName> to another online player. Fails with a "player-not-found" message if <targetName> isn't online.

/skin default

• /skin default — Resets your skin to the default.
• /skin default <targetName> — Resets another online player's skin. Fails if <targetName> isn't online.

/skin random

• /skin random — Applies a randomly selected skin to yourself.
• /skin random <targetName> — Applies a random skin to another online player. Fails if <targetName> isn't online.

/skin favorites

• add <skinName> — Adds a skin to your favorites.
• remove <skinName> — Removes a skin from your favorites.

Both actions are player-only.

/skin settings

Opens the plugin's settings menu for the executing player.

/skin cache

• clear — Wipes the entire skin cache.
• remove <skinName> — Removes one skin from the cache. Responds with whether it was actually cached.
• info — Shows the number of skins cached and total cache size.

/skin help [page]

Displays a paginated help menu.

• If <page> is omitted, page 1 is shown.
• If <page> isn't a valid number, an "invalid-help-page" error is shown.
• If <page> doesn't exist, an "invalid-help-page" error is shown.

Player view: Clickable/hoverable entries — clicking suggests the command in chat, hovering shows the description. Includes ← / → navigation buttons between pages.

Console/non-player view: Plain text list of command - description pairs.

Help pages:

Page	Contents
1	/skin, /skin set <skinName>, /skin set <skinName> <targetName>, /skin default, /skin default <targetName>
2	/skin random, /skin random <targetName>, /skin favorites add <skinName>, /skin favorites remove <skinName>, /skin settings
3	/skin cache clear, /skin cache remove <skinName>, /skin cache info

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Tab Completion

Argument position	Context	Suggestions
1st arg	always	set, default, help, favorites, random, settings, cache
2nd arg	set	Online player names + your favorited skins
2nd arg	random, default	Online player names
2nd arg	favorites	add, remove
2nd arg	help	1, 2, 3
2nd arg	cache	clear, remove, info
3rd arg	set <skinName> ...	Online player names
3rd arg	favorites add ...	Online player names + your current skin (if not already favorited)
3rd arg	favorites remove ...	Your favorited skins
3rd arg	cache remove ...	Your favorited skins*

* Tab completion for cache remove currently suggests the player's own favorites rather than all cached skin names — worth double-checking if that's intended, since cache entries aren't necessarily tied to any one player's favorites list.

All suggestions are filtered against the partial text already typed for the current argument.

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Argument Limits

Validated before any subcommand logic runs:

Subcommand	Valid argument counts
(none)	0
set	2 or 3
default	1 or 2
random	1 or 2
favorites	3 (with add or remove as 2nd arg)
help	1 or 2
settings	1
cache	2 (clear/info) or 3 (remove)

Any other combination (including unknown first arguments, or more than 3 total arguments) returns an "invalid-usage" error.

Permission

Permission	Applies to
skinmorph.command.skin	All /skin subcommands

~ Developed with 💚 by Luvoos