Denizen Script Mechanisms


Mechanisms are found in object properties, the 'adjust' command, and similar. These are used to change the state of an object.
Learn about how mechanisms work in The Beginner's Guide.


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Nameskull_skin
ObjectItemTag
InputElementTag(|ElementTag(|ElementTag))
Related Tags<ItemTag.skull_skin> Returns the UUID of the player whose skin a skull item uses. (...)
<ItemTag.skin> Returns the UUID of the player whose skin a skull item uses. (...)
<ItemTag.has_skin> Returns whether the item has a custom skin set. (...)
DescriptionSets the player skin on a player_head.
A head should have a Texture blob, the player's UUID, and the player's Name.
The most-correct input is UUID|Texture|Name.
You can alternately input Name|Texture|UUID and the order will be automatically corrected.
You can alternately input just a UUID, or just a Name, or just UUID|Texture, or just Name|Texture, and the missing data will be downloaded.
You can alternately input just a Texture and the remaining data will be filled as name "null" and UUID "000-000". Doing this may cause side effects with Minecraft internals or external plugins, use with caution.
See also Language:Player Entity Skins (Skin Blobs).
Sourcehttps://github.com/DenizenScript/Denizen/blob/dev/plugin/src/main/java/com/denizenscript/denizen/objects/properties/item/ItemSkullskin.java#L140