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NametagToolkit

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Options to customize and control name tags.

Mod Loaders
Minecraft

About

Description

Client-side features work even if the mod is not installed on the server.

Client-Side Features

(Configurable in a menu, the hotkey is "g" by default)

- Toggle all nametags: On, Off, or Line of Sight (LOS)
→ With LOS enabled, nametags are hidden through walls
- Adjust the size of nametags
- Add players to an ignore list to hide their nametags individually

Features

- Display a player’s health next to their name
- Set a colored status in front of your name using /status
- Change your displayed name using /nickname
→ This does not affect join messages or command targeting (to prevent abuse)
- Enable incognito mode using /incognito
→ Your nametag is hidden
→ Your name appears as "???" in chat
→ You are not listed in tab
- Change your nametag color using /nametagcolor

Operator Commands

Operators can access more powerful versions of these commands by using the /ntt prefix.
These commands allow modifying settings for other players, while non-operator commands always apply only to yourself.

Client-side features work even if the mod is not installed on the server.

Client-Side Features

(Configurable in a menu, the hotkey is "g" by default)

  • Toggle all nametags: On, Off, or Line of Sight (LOS) → With LOS enabled, nametags are hidden through walls
  • Adjust the size of nametags
  • Add players to an ignore list to hide their nametags individually

Features

  • Display a player’s health next to their name
  • Set a colored status in front of your name using /status
  • Change your displayed name using /nickname → This does not affect join messages or command targeting (to prevent abuse)
  • Enable incognito mode using /incognito → Your nametag is hidden → Your name appears as "???" in chat → You are not listed in tab
  • Change your nametag color using /nametagcolor

Operator Commands

Operators can access more powerful versions of these commands by using the /ntt prefix. These commands allow modifying settings for other players, while non-operator commands always apply only to yourself.