Nick And Kits!
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A lightweight server utility mod for Minecraft, adding operator-controlled nickname and kit commands perfect for recording servers.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
Paper is a fork of Spigot that adds its own plugin API on top of the Bukkit API. All Spigot plugins are compatible with paper, not all paper plugins are compatible with Spigot.
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Nick And Kits!
Ops can change what another player's name looks like in-game. Either set one yourself with /nick, or just use /randomnick and let the mod pick something random. Great for when you don't want real usernames showing up on camera. It doesn't mess with their actual account or anything, just changes the name people see in the world. Kits Ops can create item loadouts and give them out with a single command. No menus, no GUI, nothing like that — just type /kit give and the stuff shows up in their inventory. You can give it to one person or just do @a and blast everyone at once. Super useful for getting players geared up fast without killing the vibe of a session. all of this is OP only. Regular players can't touch any of it.
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/nick — Change another player's name (OP only) /randomnick — Slap a random nickname on someone (OP only) /kit create — Make a kit (OP only) /kit give player|@a — Give a kit to someone or everyone (OP only)
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Grab Fabric Loader if you don't have it Throw the jar in your /mods folder Boot up your server and you're done
No config, no setup, nothing to figure out. It just works.
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