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Client-side custom capes, directly manageable in-game, and visible to anyone using this mod!

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With this mod, you can use any cape you want and everyone who has this mod installed will also see it.
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Change your cape

There are two ways to change your cape. Both are done by running a command directly in-game.

After changing your cape:

  • if you are playing singleplayer, you must restart your game
  • if you are playing multiplayer, simply reconnect to the server and the cape will be updated for all players

1. From URL

This is the easiest way to change your cape. Simply use the /cape set url [url] command in-game. Please note that the URL must point to a texture hosted on Mojang's official servers.

Command example

You can find a list of some URLs here.

2. From file

Open your config directory. Inside, you should see a directory named more-capes (otherwise, create it).
You can now put .png files to be used as capes in this directory.

With the command /cape set file [path] you can now upload any PNG file to be used as your cape.
If you don't see any capes while typing the command, you should use the /cape reload command.

Command example

Once your cape is applied, its URL is provided. Feel free to join my Discord and share your capes in the #more-capes-gallery channel!

3. Reset your cape

You can remove your cape by running the /cape reset command.

How does it work?

All capes are uploaded to Mojang servers. This allows us to have a URL in this format http://textures.minecraft.net/texture/[hash] where [hash] represents a 64-character-long hexadecimal string.
This 64-character-long string can be stored as 8 pixels using the #AARRGGBB format.
These pixels are stored in the top-left corner of the player skin.

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As you can see on this image, an additional pixel is placed exactly on (0,0). It allows the mod to know which players have a cape embedded in their skin.

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